RailPAC Annual Meeting $35 March 17, 2007

$35 ADV, includes lunch
$40 DOE
For more information about registering for the meeting call 888-508-2640
(1) Send check or money order to RailPAC Executive Director, 1008 10th St. #217, Sacramento, CA 95814-3502. INCLUDE Name, address, phone number, AND which organizations you belong to: RailPAC, NARP, Transit Coalition. OR (2) Use the registration form sent to members by email, OR (3) To register on line by Credit Card/Paypal, go to http://www.railpac.org/2007/02/20/railpac-annual-meeting-updated-information/

MTA Board Room
3rd Floor

The Rail Passenger Association of California, the National Association of Railroad Passengers, and the Transit Coalition invite you to the biggest rail meeting of 2007!

10:00 am	Reception
10:15 am	Opening Remarks and introductions Paul Dyson, President, RailPAC Ross Capon, Executive Director, NARP
10:30 am	Keynote Speech Alex Kummant, President, Amtrak
11:30 am	AMTRAK & THE FUTURE OF NATIONAL & STATE SYSTEMS Moderator: Art Lloyd, Vice President, RailPAC Bill Bronte, Division of Rail Chief, Caltrans Ross Capon, Executive Director, NARP Andrew Seldon, United Rail Passenger Alliance
12:15 pm	LUNCH
1:00 pm	REGIONAL & COMMUTER RAIL Lessons from the Northeast Governor Michael Dukakis, Former Amtrak Director
1:45 pm	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL RAIL A Sleeping Giant? Moderator: Dennis Lytton, NARP Director Paul Dyson, President, RailPAC Mike McGinley, Retired, Southern Pacific Railroad and Metrolink
2:30 pm	TRANSIT RAIL Vital Projects to Create a Joint System Moderator: James Smith, Vice President, RailPAC Melvin Clark, Deputy Executive Officer, Metro Rail Jerard Wright, Vice President, The Transit Coalition Bart Reed, Executive Director, The Transit Coalition
3:30 pm	HIGH SPEED RAIL Dan Leavitt, Assistant Executive Director, California High Speed Rail Authority
4:00 pm	RailPAC Members Meeting & Election of Director & Officers

Rail Passenger Association of California & Nevada
RailPAC is a statewide membership organization working for the expansion and improvement of rail passenger service within the states of California and Nevada.

Official Website: http://www.railpac.org/2007/02/20/railpac-annual-meeting-updated-information/