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This is a final deliverable of the King County Mobility Coalition's Inclusive Planning Round 2 efforts, as advised by the Inclusive Planning Toolkit Workgroup. It is a living document meant to compile relevant information on facilitating accessible and inclusive meetings, engagement, and partnerships.
This slide deck features a presentation from Hopelink Education and Outreach, Find A Ride, and a discussion on vaccine transportation.
The King County Mobility Coalition has published this important resource to identify transportation needs related to the Coalition's priority populations. This needs assessment, the last of which was completed by the Coalition in 2014, will inform regional planning, funding, and solutions. A total of 21 needs were uncovered and 8 emerging trends. This assessment is informed by a review of 49 diverse resources.
Slides from Vanpool presentation by Julie Paone
Includes presentation from the City of Shoreline on updates to their Transportation Master Plan
Agenda items and timeline of the January 14th SKCMC meeting
A list of all SKCMC meetings for the 2021 calendar year.
This document details the changes the formerly Access to Work and School Committee will undergo beginning in 2021, now as the Access to Work and School Roundtable.
Meeting notes and action items from the January SKCMC meeting.
Slides and visuals used in the January 14th meeting of the SKCMC
This document outlines the Coalition's priorities for the calendar year of 2021. This document includes Coalition mission and vision, as well as descriptions of the 2021 projects and their anticipated timeline.
A word cloud resulting from the introduction exercise of the January 14th SKCMC meeting. These phrases represent the goals of Coalition members, and are what they hope to work toward in the year.
Meeting Notes from the January 27th 2021 RARET Workgroup.
Includes discussion of 2021 workplan.
This document is the Action Plan for the King County Mobility Coalition from 2015 to 2020.
This is a chart displaying the King County Mobility Coalition's various projects, in GANTT format, for 2020.
This report aims to compile the transportation needs and gaps of people living in the North King County region in a single, referenceable document that will be used to inform upcoming transportation changes and initiatives in North King County.
This presentation was given by Lindsey Greto of King County Metro during the November 17th, 2020 King County Mobility Coalition meeting.
This presentation was given by Madeline Vistica of United Way during the November 17th, 2020 King County Mobility Coalition meeting.
This presentation was given by Daniel Rowe of King County Metro and David Phillips of the University of Notre Dame's Lab for Economic Opportunity during the November 17th, 2020 King County Mobility Coalition meeting.
This presentation was given by Carrie Avila-Mooney of Sound Transit during the November 17th, 2020 King County Mobility Coalition meeting.
Meeting notes from the final meeting of 2020 for South King County Mobility Coalition. Notes include conversation highlights regarding 2021 upcoming projects, coalition goals, and membership expansion.
Visual aids and presentation slides from the November 2020 SKCMC meeting.
Includes presentation from King County Metro on their new Subsidized Annual Pass
Notes from the September 10, 2020 coalition meeting.
Slides and visual material from the September 10, 2020 coalition meeting.
These slides accompanied the RARET Resiliency Roundtable: Transportation During & Beyond COVID-19 event.
This is the project charter for the Inclusive Planning Toolkit, a project of the King County Mobility Coalition's Inclusive Planning grant.
Matthew Weidner of King County Metro presented to the Access to Healthcare Committee on August 5th, 2020 about the Transportation for Pandemic Response (TPR) Program, a joint partnership between Seattle / King County Public Health, King County Metro, and MV Transit.
Peaches Thomas of Duwamish Valley Safe Streets and Don Brubeck of West Seattle Bike Connections presented on Impacts of the West Seattle Bridge Closure with an emphasis on work and school to the Access to Work and School Committee on August 11th, 2020.
Includes presentation from PSRC about Human Services Transportation plan, as well as King County Metro on North Link feedback from Hopelink clients.