Colorado is making significant progress toward bringing passenger rail back to the Front Range. Through the Front Range Passenger Rail (FRPR) project, communities from Pueblo to Fort Collins are working toward a more connected transportation future, with initial passenger rail service planned as early as 2029. CoCo, short for Colorado Connector, will be the future passenger train serving the corridor, providing a new travel option in the I-25 corridor and connecting people to jobs, recreation, education, and each other. Nearly 26,000 Coloradans helped choose the CoCo name through a statewide contest. As a public engagement partner, Commuting Solutions is helping build awareness and public support across the Northwest Metro region—where four of five local governments have adopted resolutions supporting Joint Service implementation. CoCo Town Hall Events  The Front Range Passenger Rail District is hosting conversations across Colorado about the future of passenger rail and the proposed Colorado Connector (CoCo). It's a chance to learn more about the project, ask questions, and share your thoughts about how passenger rail could serve our communities. You can find the Town Hall nearest you and register here: https://www.mobilize.us/ridethefrontrange/ Whether you're interested in transportation, commuting, economic development, or simply want to learn more about what's being planned, we encourage you to attend. We hope you'll consider joining the conversation!