And in January, SMART revamped the commuter schedule to run trains every half hour. In December, SMART opened the Larkspur station to connect to the ferry. So far, SMART has carried over 1.5 million passengers, including over 5,700 passengers who require wheelchair access and 150,000 bicyclists. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is a state law enforcement agency of the U. Despite this setback, SMART still got a world-class transportation system up and running by leveraging $328 million in regional, state and federal matching funds. When the recession hit in 2009, the floor dropped out of the bond market, slashing the projected $455 million in revenue to $298 million over the last 10 years. Greenbelt Alliance supported the original SMART measure for a quarter-cent sales tax in 2008. Extending funding now would have allowed SMART to restructure debt and save $12.2 million annually-fully funding operations from Larkspur to Windsor for the next 30 years.If it had been approved by North Bay voters, Measure I would have allowed SMART to continue operating and there would be no tax increase.Search and Rescue - Primary: FM: Law Tac: 155.295: WPGB233: M: 100.0 PL: SCSO SAR 2: Search and Rescue - Tactical/Administration: FM. Use the links below to explore maps and GIS-related content from Sonoma County. Measure I was an extension of the existing ¼-of-one-cent sales tax approved in 2008. Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Sonoma County, California (CA). Sonoma County GIS is a service from the County of Sonoma designed to help you find interactive maps and applications, GIS data, and other related online content.It runs from Larkspur in Marin County to Santa Rosa in Sonoma County, and will eventually extend to Cloverdale. This site is designed to help you find interactive maps and related Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications from the County of Sonoma. SMART (Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit) is the passenger rail system that was approved by voters in 2008 and began operating in 2017. Greenbelt Alliance supported Measure I, urging residents to renew the existing one-quarter cent sales tax to fund SMART for another 30 years. Update: On March 3, Sonoma and Marin county residents said no to Measure I, rejecting a sales tax renewal for SMART.
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