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Includes presentation from PSRC about Human Services Transportation plan, as well as King County Metro on North Link feedback from Hopelink clients.
Meeting notes from the South King County Mobility Coalition meeting which took place on July 9, 2020
The slidedeck from the South King County Mobility Coalition Meeting which took place on July 9, 2020
Task Force
Notes from the July 22nd meeting of the RARET workgroup.
The Puget Sound Regional Council presented on the beginning stages of their Regional Coordinated Human-Transit Services Plan at the June 16th, 2020 King County Mobility Coalition meeting.
The Eastside Easy Rider Collaborative is teaming up with the Greater Redmond Transportation Management Association to host a panel of speakers to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 to transportation and mobility in the area, as well as the transition back to moving around post-COVID-19.
This slide deck contains a presentation from the RARET Workgroup.
Includes information on the Hopelink Mobile Food Market, and discussion of the Gaps Analysis Survey.
This evaluation report examines the Community Transportation Navigators Pilot, an extension supported by the King County Mobility Coalition's Inclusive Planning work to support a peer-to-peer community-based model for transportation dissemination in "hard-to-reach" communities.
Task Force
Workshop agenda with participant questions.
Meeting Slides
This document contains all information relevant to the first Phase of the adjusted Community Transportation Navigators pilot -- including program structure, deadlines, and deliverables.
This summary was created on best practices to engage small businesses based on research and interviews conducted for the Small Business Transportation Toolkit, an Access to Work and School Commitee project.
Includes timeline of NKCMC Gaps analysis project, and discussion of COVID-19 impact on transit.
The King County Mobility Coalition, through the Inclusive Planning One-Call One-Click Workgroup, has published a One-Call One-Click Business Plan that focuses on the planning, implementation, and timeline of bringing a One-Call One-Click system to King County and the Puget Sound region.
These slides feature a presentation on the Care Mobility Rewards Program and Sound Transit's Federal Way Link extension.
Notes from the March 25th meeting of the RARET workgroup.
This is the project charter specifically for the pilot Community Transportation Navigators program. This program is an extension of the King County Mobility Coalition's Inclusive Planning efforts.
These slides from the Access to Healthcare Committee meeting on February 5th, 2020 detail Care Mobility Rewards Program updates, the closing of the Inclusive Planning grant, and the Committee's 2019 satisfaction survey.
These slides for the King County Mobility Coalition's February 18th, 2020 meeting contain a presentation from King County Metro on their final Income-based Fare Program, Transportation Advocacy 101 by the Transportation Choices Coalition, an ending Inclusive Planning grant update, and other breifings.
Includes presentations on Community Transit's Lynnwood Needs Assessment, and Metro's North Link service change.
Planned service route changes coming to the North King County Region as presented to the NKCMC by King County Metro at their February 2020 meeting.
Meeting Slides
This was the original job description shared to recuirt Navigators for the Community Transportation Navigators pilot program.
This document details the feedback received through Round 1 and Round 2 of the King County Mobility Coalition's Inclusive Planning grant as it relates to a One-Call One-Click system. It compiles information gathered from summits, listening sessions, outreach, and surveying.
This document reviews project priorities of the Access to Healthcare Committee for a yearly work-plan.
For the South King County Mobility Coalition January 2020 meeting, the group recieved a presentation on King County Metro's Tukwila Community Connections project and timeline.
In order to come together as a region and
coordinate the future of transportation services, we have created a 5-Year Transportation Plan for Snoqualmie
Valley cities. The purpose of this plan is:
To create a coordinated transportation plan uniting all cities in Snoqualmie
Valley and the surrounding region.