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The core challenge Phase 2 seeks to address is that among the many eligibility-based services in the Puget Sound region, each has its own unique set of rules and procedures for rider intake, eligibility determination, and enrollment verification. In most cases, these are manual processes. This leads to:
Significant barriers for new riders, where difficulties in accessing first-time services results in limited regional mobility. This often occurs during a period of transition, when specialized services can have a positive impact on a person’s life.
Labor-intensive processes for agencies, where manual and one-off processes divert the limited resources.
Lack of regional coordination between agencies makes it hard to invest in tools that work across the entire region because each agency has its own processes.
In its ICAM grant application, Hopelink proposed a system that, at a high level, would:
Collect new rider intakes electronically through a secure web-based application, including all necessary documentation.
Support streamlined eligibility determinations with adaptable workflows that cater to both riders and agency staff.
Securely store eligibility information in a centralized database for use by riders, agency staff, and Find a Ride's trip planner.
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This includes North Shore Senior Center. The HealthierHere slides are a distinct upload.
Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Notes June 2025
HealthierHere Presentation from June 2025
Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation April 2025
Find a Ride Advisory Meeting Notes April 2025
This document summarizes information learned and resources gained through working toward addressing the transportation barrier many experience when needing to arrange a ride home from a procedure involving sedation or anesthesia.
EERC Fiscal Year 2025 Workplan including the following projects: Medical Chaperone Pilot Project, Transportation Resource Guides, and Preparing for Driving Retirement Workshop
This is the SKCMC's Fiscal Year 2026 Work Plan, outlining the coalition's priorities and projects for the fiscal year.
This is the Snoqualmie Valley Mobility Coalition 2025 Work Plan which outlines the coalition's priorities and projects for fiscal year 2025
This is the SKCMC's Fiscal Year 2025 Work Plan, which outlines the coalition's priorities and projects for fiscal year 2025.
The following achievements demonstrate our teamwork, resiliency, and creativity in accomplishing our mission in 2024.
Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Notes 10.06.2025
Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation October 2025
Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting Presentation August 2025
Notes from the August 2025 Find a Ride Advisory Committee Meeting
This is the South King County Cross-county Transportation PHYSICAL Resource Guide. It provides high-level information about cross-county transportation options available to people traveling in and around South King County. This resource guide is for the benefit of our South King County partners and clients, so please print and distribute it as needed. For more information about cross-county transportation options, see South King County Cross-county Transportation DIGITAL Resource Guide. There, you will discover more in-depth information about transportation options.
Disclaimer: Overtime, this document may become out of date. For the most up-to-date information, please contact the transportation service provider directly.
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Please feel free to print and distribute this Find a Ride Flier.
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Find a Ride Advisory Meeting for the one-call/one-click program. We generated user profiles to be used in our regional phone coordination planning.
This is the North King County Cross-county Transportation PHYSICAL Resource Guide. It provides high-level information about cross-county transportation options available to people traveling in and around South King County. This resource guide is for the benefit of our South King County partners and clients, so please print and distribute it as needed. For more information about cross-county transportation options, see South King County Cross-county Transportation DIGITAL Resource Guide. There, you will discover more in-depth information about transportation options.
Disclaimer: Overtime, this document may become out of date. For the most up-to-date information, please contact the transportation service provider directly.
This is the South King County Cross-county Transportation DIGITAL Resource Guide. It provides in-depth information about the transportation options available to people traveling in South King County who are looking for both cross-county and local transportation.
Disclaimer: Overtime, this document may become out of date. For the most up-to-date information, please contact the transportation service provider directly.
This is the South King County Cross-county Transportation DIGITAL Resource Guide. It provides in-depth information about the transportation options available to people traveling in South King County who are looking for both cross-county and local transportation.
Disclaimer: Overtime, this document may become out of date. For the most up-to-date information, please contact the transportation service provider directly.
Find a Ride Advisory Meeting Notes December 2024
Find a Ride Advisory Meeting Notes October 2024
Slides from SVMC October 10th, including CTN Overview presented by Sandy Phan
Meeting notes from Access to Health and Wellbeing meeting held October 1, 2025, with topics including Navigating WA Cares in King County and Impacts of Federal Funding Cuts to Immigrants and Refugees Accessing Apple Health
Meeting notes from Access to Health and Wellbeing meeting held October 1, 2025, with topics including Navigating WA Cares in King County and Impacts of Federal Funding Cuts to Immigrants and Refugees Accessing Apple Health
Meeting notes from Access to Health and Wellbeing meeting held October 1, 2025, with topics including Navigating WA Cares in King County and Impacts of Federal Funding Cuts to Immigrants and Refugees Accessing Apple Health
Agenda for the September SKCMC meeting. This meeting included a presentation by the Snoqualmie Valley Mobility Coordinator on the Rural Transportation Advocacy Project as well as a presentation by the King County Metro RapidRide team on the I-Line project.
Community Organization: The Circle with Alicia Spinner
Move Redmond: Mariza Lauriano on Walk and Talk 
Sound Transit: Arthur Bachus Sound Transit update 
EERC workplan: Heather Clark and Erin Funk
EERC meeting agenda:
Community Organization: The Circle with Alicia Spinner
Move Redmond: Walk and Talk event with Maritza Lauriano
Sound Transit: Update with Arthur Bachus
EERC work plan update: Heather Clark
Slides from the South King County Mobility Coalition's September 2025 meeting including slides from guest presentations. Guest presentations were by the Snoqualmie Valley Mobility Coordinator on the Rural Transportation Assistance Project as well as by the King County Metro RapidRide team on updates regarding the I-Line project.
Notes from the September South King County Mobility Coalition Meeting. This meeting included a presentation by the Snoqualmie Valley Mobility Coordinator, on the Rural Transportation Advocacy Project, and a presentation by the King County Metro RapidRide team on I-Line project updates.
Meeting notes from KCMC Meeting 8-19-25 including presentations from PSRC regarding Phase 2 Engagement, and KC Metro regarding Fare Updates.
Meeting slides from KCMC 8-19-25 including presentations from PSRC regarding Phase 2 engagement and KC Metro regarding Fare Updates.
Meeting slides from KCMC 8-19-2025 showing Mentimeter results from participant input on Phase 2 engagement.
Meeting slides from KC Metro re: Fare updates 8-19-25
Meeting slides for KCMC Meeting 8-19-2025 - PSRC's slides regarding Phase 2 Engagement
Meeting notes from KCMC Quarterly Meeting 8-19-25 including presentations from PSRC regarding Phase 2 of engagement and KC Metro regarding fare updates.
EERC PP for 7/29/25: City of Bellevue speed camera, City of Bellevue grant, Week Without Driving
EERC Meeting Agenda from 7-29-25. Meeting topics include, City of Bellevue adaptive signals and speed cameras, and RARET Tabletop planning.