PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) -- Voters could decide whether to fund a major train initiative on their ballot this year, a spokesperson with the Front Range Passenger Rail District says. Eventually, the Front Range Passenger Rail could expand further south to Trinidad. "The number one goal and mission by Front Range Passenger Rail is to take people off I-25 and to relieve the congestion on the interstate," said Sal Pace, General Manager. But the Front Range Passenger Rail District says several things will need to be done before it's officially placed on a ballot for voters. The second phase with more connections could be completed by 2033, according to the Front Range Passenger Rail District.