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North King County Mobility Coalition

Ap Apri ril l 2020

Welcome!

• Review Agenda
• Welcome & Introductions
• Announcements

Announcements

1.

Hopelink North Link Connections Survey Completed

2.

KCMC seeking needs assessments to inform Special Needs Transportation Needs Assessment

3.

In-person outreach on pause

NKCMC Gaps Analysis Project Taskforce Update

Review: Project Goal

The NKCMC will examine the factors that impact the use

• f fixed-route transit, first-last mile solutions, and

community-based transportation options in the North King County (NKC) area (North Seattle, Shoreline, Lake Forest Park (LFP), Kenmore, Bothell, and Woodinville) and the surrounding region through data analysis and community engagement.

New Timeline

1.

Data Collection and Analysis (April-June)

2.

Stakeholder Interviews (June-July)

3.

Compile and distribute summary of findings (August)

Regional Alliance for Resilient and Equitable Transportation (RARET) COVID-19 Impact

RARET Background

The Regional Alliance for Resilient and Equitable Transportation (RARET) workgroup is piloting key strategies to increase the critical transportation services available to populations with access and functional needs including older adults, people with disabilities, English-language learners, and others in the event of an emergency in the Puget Sound region.

RARET: Past Activities

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• RARET developed a resource page that aimed to give

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• In 2020, RARET will focus on developing a network of

transportation providers in all 3 counties who are able to support in an emergency

COVID-19: What is RARET currently doing?

 Gathering information to increase situational awareness  Tracking transportation providers’ level of operations including their ability to support with access to food, healthcare, and transporting COVID positive patients on a weekly basis  Weekly transportation impact summaries to highlight the level of operations for transportation providers and community resources  April newsletter featured resources about COVID-19 and call to action for partners share how RARET can support without duplicating efforts  Send post-event survey to providers to assess impacts  Complete after-action report

Discussion: COVID-19

Intended outcomes of this discussion:

• 1. Increase situational awareness by hearing

updates from partners about COVID-19 impacts

• 2. Gather ideas for how RARET can support without

duplicating efforts

• 3. Receive feedback about weekly transportation

impact summaries

Discussion: COVID-19

• How has COVID-19 impacted your operations?
• What needs are you hearing from your community?
• What is currently being done and where are the gaps?
• What else can RARET be doing right now without

duplicating efforts?

• Feedback for weekly Transportation Impact Summaries?

Nathan than Em Emory RARET Coordinator NEmory@hopelink.org 425-943-6725

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Program Manager BBoyce@hopelink.org 425-943-6751 Please ease contact ntact us us wi with th any y que uest stions! ions!

Proposal for Future Transportation Program/Member Updates

Roundtable

Next t Meeti eeting: g: June 25th, 2020 10:30am – 12:00pm Shoreline Hopelink Learning Center

Magg ggie ie Har arge ger North King County Mobility Coordinator mharger@Hopelink.org 425-943-6730 Plea ease c se contac tact t with th any y ques estio tions! s!