El Dorado County Transportation Commission

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El Dorado County Transportation Commission (EDCTC) is the state-designated regional transportation planning agency for El Dorado County, California, responsible for transportation policy, funding allocations, and long-range planning.

Placerville, California, United States
edctc.org

About El Dorado County Transportation Commission

El Dorado County Transportation Commission (EDCTC) is a public agency established under California law to serve as the regional transportation planning agency for El Dorado County, excluding the Lake Tahoe Basin. The commission coordinates transportation planning, programs state and federal transportation funds, and works with local jurisdictions, Caltrans, transit operators, and regional partners to develop projects that improve roads, transit, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, and overall mobility within the county. Its office is located in Placerville, California, and it operates as a governmental body rather than a commercial business. ([calsta.ca.gov](https://calsta.ca.gov/-/media/calsta-media/documents/el_dorado_local_transportation_commission-a11y.pdf?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled "EL DORADO CO TTC BUSINESS" on a card statement is likely associated with a payment processed through or on behalf of the El Dorado County Transportation Commission—often for transportation-related programs, planning documents, meeting or conference fees, reimbursements, or other county transportation business activities. Because EDCTC manages and allocates various transportation funds and implements regional programs, charges may also relate to grant-related transactions, cost-sharing, or interagency reimbursements where a card was used for an eligible expense. In many cases, these transactions are tied to government, institutional, or business accounts rather than typical consumer retail purchases. ([edctc.specialdistrict.org](https://edctc.specialdistrict.org/files/61f7e93c4/08-06-20_Minutes.pdf?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge from this descriptor, first verify whether you, a colleague, or your organization recently engaged with EDCTC—for example by attending a transportation workshop or meeting, purchasing documentation, or paying a program-related fee. Check any email receipts, invoices, or meeting registrations that reference the El Dorado County Transportation Commission. To resolve concerns, you can contact EDCTC directly using the phone number and mailing address listed on its official website, and provide the transaction date and amount so staff can locate the payment in their records. If you still cannot identify the transaction after speaking with them, contact your card issuer to dispute or investigate the charge; they may place a temporary hold or open a formal inquiry while the transaction is reviewed. ([cityofplacerville.org](https://www.cityofplacerville.org/transportation-links?utm_source=openai))

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  1. EL DORADO CO TTC BUSINESS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the El Dorado County Transportation Commission (EDCTC) and why is it on my card statement?

EDCTC is the regional transportation planning agency for El Dorado County, California. A charge with a descriptor like "EL DORADO CO TTC BUSINESS" typically means a payment was made to or through EDCTC for a transportation-related program, meeting, document, or other commission business rather than a retail purchase. ([calsta.ca.gov](https://calsta.ca.gov/-/media/calsta-media/documents/el_dorado_local_transportation_commission-a11y.pdf?utm_source=openai))

What kinds of payments might appear as an EDCTC or "EL DORADO CO TTC BUSINESS" charge?

Common examples include fees for transportation-related meetings or workshops, payments for planning documents or reports, participation in grant- or project-related programs, or other official county transportation business processed via a payment card. These are usually business, government, or institutional expenses tied to transportation planning activities, not consumer subscriptions.

Does EDCTC bill on a recurring or subscription basis?

EDCTC generally does not operate typical consumer subscription services. Most card transactions are one-time payments associated with specific events, projects, or documents. If you see repeated charges, review any standing agreements, memoranda of understanding, or ongoing program participation your organization may have with the commission and contact EDCTC’s office for clarification.

How can I verify what a specific EDCTC charge was for?

Start by matching the transaction date and amount to any invoices, purchase orders, or email confirmations referencing the El Dorado County Transportation Commission. If you cannot locate supporting paperwork, call or email EDCTC using the contact information on edctc.org and provide the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount so staff can research the payment in their accounting system. ([cityofplacerville.org](https://www.cityofplacerville.org/transportation-links?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund or correction for an EDCTC charge?

Refunds or billing corrections must be handled directly with EDCTC. Contact their office, reference the transaction details, and explain the issue—such as a duplicate payment, incorrect amount, or cancellation. Staff can advise whether the charge is eligible for reversal and what documentation they need. If a resolution is not reached, you can then ask your card issuer about disputing the charge.

Why do I see a pending or temporary EDCTC charge on my account?

For some payments, your bank may first show a pending authorization from EDCTC or a county-related merchant descriptor before the final amount posts. This is part of your card network’s standard authorization process. Authorizations that are not finalized—such as for a registration that was not completed—should drop off automatically after several days, depending on your bank’s policy.

How can I contact EDCTC about a card transaction?

You can contact EDCTC using the phone number and mailing address listed on their official website, edctc.org, or via any email address provided there for administrative or fiscal inquiries. When you reach out, include your name, organization (if applicable), transaction date, approximate amount, and any invoice or reference number to help them locate the payment quickly. ([cityofplacerville.org](https://www.cityofplacerville.org/transportation-links?utm_source=openai))

Is EDCTC the same as the El Dorado County Transit Authority or other county departments?

No. EDCTC is a separate regional transportation planning agency that coordinates funding and planning, while the El Dorado County Transit Authority and other departments handle transit operations and county public works. A charge with "EL DORADO CO TTC BUSINESS" specifically refers to activity involving the Transportation Commission, not necessarily bus fares or day-to-day transit services. ([calsta.ca.gov](https://calsta.ca.gov/-/media/calsta-media/documents/el_dorado_local_transportation_commission-a11y.pdf?utm_source=openai))

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