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RailPAC September MEETING NOTICE

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  • 10:00 Board Meeting
  • 12:00 Lunch
  • 1:00 General Meeting
  • At the California State Rail Museum in the Museum Theater (use east “group” entrance), in Old Sacramento! Reserve your space NOW! Only a few days left to reserve! EVERYONE is welcome! And, it’s FREE! Our topic: “Running Trains WITHOUT Money!” A Presentation from Operation Lifesaver just added! See new parking information above! New 9/8/07
    Confirmed Speaker lineup of top California rail Leaders:
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    Kempton, Bronte, Skoropowski, Mortensen, Hutchison

  • Will Kempton, Caltrans Director
  • Bill Bronte, Caltrans Rail Program Chief
  • Gene Skoropowski, Managing Director, Capitol Corridor
  • Jonathan Hutchison, Amtrak Update
  • Stacey Mortensen Altamont Commuter Express. Plans for ACE expansion!
  • Paul Dyson, RailPAC President, and Art Lloyd RailPAC VP North
  • ADMISSION is FREE!
    Donations will be accepted.

    LUNCH is on your own at your choice of the many restaurants in Old Sacramento.

    But, please RESERVE your seat NOW! Call the RailPAC Membership office, 916-833-4218, OR e-mail RicSilver@aol.com and say, “YES, I’ll be there.” Give your name, address, and phone number.

    Check this space frequently for updates!

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