South King County Mobility Coalition - March 2021
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South King County
Mobility Coalition
March 2021
Welcome!
Please introduce yourself in the chat.
• Name and pronouns
• Organization
• What are the three most critical resources that
allow our community to meet their basic
needs?
Announcements • MEO updates • Small Group Meetings continue in April • March Service Changes • Wheelchair Accessibility and Public Transit
Mobility Education and Outreach SARA SISCO PROGRAM MANAGER, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH
Hopelink’s Theory of Change
Hopelink Mobility STACI SAHOO
CURRENT Organization Chart Director
VICTOR LONDONO
SARA SISCO BREE BOYCE QUINTERO CASSIDY GIAMPETRO
Program Manager, Program Manager, Community Van KCMC Program
Education & Outreach Coalitions Program Supervisor Supervisor
CAMILLE HEATHERLY SALWA RAPHAEL
Eastside Mobility Snoqualmie Valley
Coordinator Mobility Coordinator
BEBHINN GILBERT MAGGIE HARGER
South Mobility North/Seattle Mobility
Coordinator Coordinator
CATALINA GOMEZ DEAN SYDNOR
Program Specialist Emergency Mgmt
Mobility Coordinator
As of 3/17/2021What is
Mobility Education and Outreach?
Targeted outreach that shows the end user that transportation is
a resource and not a barrier
Currently undergoing a re-brand to elevate and reframe our
programing
We take a multi pronged approach to outreach that allows the
end-user to get the services they need8349 served at GAPS
6319 ORCA Youth cards distributed
Mobility 1373 served at Bellevue College
Management 250 GAPS events
179 Public Transit Orientation Participants
Clients 146 Travel Ambassador Participants
Served: 49 Bellevue College tables
20 Travel Ambassador Trainings
8,556* 19 Public Transit Orientations
individuals
*based on clients served in 2019Core Programs Travel Ambassador ◦ Designed for social service agencies, medical providers, and community organizations in order to provide travel resources for their employees. ◦ Tailored trainings to meet the needs of the clients they serve Getting Around Puget Sound ◦ Connects King County residents with information about travel options, increasing independence and mobility. Public Transit Orientation ◦ A program that offers free guided excursions on public transportation in the Puget Sound area for groups unfamiliar with transportation system. ◦ Currently Suspended
Transportation Resources Line
The transportation resource line is a way to help our community better
understand their transportation options
Available Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Client, case worker, or staff support can call and determine low-cost options,
individualized trip plans, and alternative services
Contact information: 425.943.6760 or mobility@hopelink.orgFind A Ride - W W W. F I N DA R I D E .O RG Revamped
Contact Information: Sara Sisco Program Manager Ssisco@hopelink.org 425.943.6796
Recent South King County MEO Events Getting Around Puget Sound • Auburn Community Court and Resource Center • AJAC pre-apprenticeship program Travel Ambassador • Renton Technical College counselling staff • Communities in Schools – Federal Way • Eastside Legal Assistance Program
South King Round Table Discussions 1. Key Resources – Definition 2. Subject Matter Experts and Invitation List 3. Promotion! 4. Guiding Conversation Questions
King County Mobility Coalition:
Community Transportation Needs
Assessment + South King County
Cassidy Giampetro (she/her), Program
Supervisor of the KCMCKing County Mobility Coalition • Sharedvision and population focus as South King County Mobility Coalition: Improve the transportation network for transportation-disadvantaged populations, ensuring mobility for all in King County • Strategic and long-term project planning
King County Mobility Coalition • Distinctfrom the subregional Coalition, the KCMC develops need- based programming to serve high- level needs across the county and region
• 49 resources reviewed
• Informed by KCMC survey
• 21 total needs King County
•7 emerging trends Mobility Coalition
Community
• COVID-19 call out box
Transportation
• Each need is labeled by most Needs Assessment
impacted demographic and
locationWhat SKC • Fare assessments and reports
resources informed • Hospital and health needs assessments
our assessment?
• Immigrant and refugee needs
assessments
• Various King County Metro reports
• Puget Sound Sage’s transit priorities
• Northwest Harvest’s access assessment
• South King County community needs
assessments
• County-wide documents, like Aging and
Disability Services area planSummary of Needs
• All
21 needs identified were found to be
relevant in South King County
• What needs define South King County?
Suburban and rural landscape; mobility network is
less built-out
Vulnerable populations facing awareness gaps
Need for connections to major medical and
employment centersTop 5 Identified Needs
1. Better connections to employment and medical
centers for rural and suburban populations
2. Better connections within local neighborhoods for
rural and suburban populations
3. More culturally competent education and outreach.
4. A reduction in the confusing/overwhelming nature of
understanding mobility options, specifically
understanding specialized transportation options
5. More off-peak optionsWhat are we doing with this needs
assessment?
• Informing
the Puget Sound Regional Council’s
Coordinated Plan
• Usingfindings to guide our Coalition’s project
planning
• Meetingwith community-based organizations,
advocacy partners, and transit agencies to
strengthen findings awarenessWhat can you do with this needs assessment? • Internal advocacy! • Documentation matters – this resource can be used as a guiding tool to find opportunities for solutions • We need solutions! Take a look through the report and share with us opportunities you see to meet needs.
Cassidy Giampetro
King County Mobility Supervisor
cgiampetro@hopelink.org
(425) 943-6752
Please contact us with any questions!Next SKCMC Meeting:
May 13th, 2021
10:30am – 12:00pm
Zoom
Tentative Topic: Housing, Homelessness, MobilityNext RARET Meeting:
March 24, 2021
10:00am – 12:00pm
ZoomKing County Mobility Coalition (KCMC) • Next KCMC meeting: Tuesday, May 18th from 9:15am to 11:30am, Remote
Bebhinn Gilbert Bree Boyce
SKC Mobility Coordinator Program Manager
BGilbert@hopelink.org BBoyce@hopelink.org
425-943-6731 425-943-6751
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