| | | FACTS Coalition | FACTS (Future of Accessible-Coordinated Transportaton Services) Coalition is a group of "dedicated community partners driving forward to provide transportation". Group of over 20 individuals who meet quarterly. | Erica Petrie
Area Agency on Aging 3
200 E. High St. 2nd Floor
Lima, OH 45801
(419) 222-7723 x 240 |
| | | TAC - Transportation Advisory Committee | Transportation Advisory Committee for Erie County, Ohio. Sue Daugherty ( sued@servingourseniors.org, (800) 564-1856) is acting as the secretarial support to the Transportation Advisory Committee. Sue Daugherty coordinates the meetings and sends out communications and reminders about the TAC Meetings. | Tom Schwan, Administrator
Sandusky Transit System
1230 N. Depot Street
Sandusky, OH 44870
(419) 621-8462 |
| | | Guernsey County Coordinated Transportation Council | The Guernsey County Coordinated Transportation Council's primary purpose is to identify transportation collaboration opportunities and to reduce transportation program duplication while meeting and addressing the transportation needs of senior citizens and disabled individuals residing in rural southeastern Guernsey County, Ohio. | Shon Gress
Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Inc.
1022 Carlisle Avenue
Cambridge, OH 43725
(740) 439-6681 |
| | | Ottawa County Coordinated Transportation Plan | Cross-functional steering committee comprised of agency leaders that provide services to Seniors, people with disabilities and people with low to moderate income.
Ongoing transportation coordination and needs analysis are accomplished in monthly Ottawa County Council of Health and Social Concerns meetings. | Bill Lowe
Ottawa County Transportation Agency
275 N. Toussaint South Rd.
Oak Harbor, OH 43449
(567) 262-3160 |
| | | Fairfield County Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan | Local non-profits, human service agencies, government entities and for profit transportation providers working together to coordinate transportation efforts and to create more efficient options in transportation (including but not limited to shared rides, maintenance, fuel and more). | Carrie Woody
Lancaster Public Transit
746 Lawrence Street
Lancaster, OH 43130
(740) 687-6858 |
| | | Meigs County Coordinated Transportation Plan | To provide transportation services to all that are in need while not duplicating services to that are already being provided. To meet the needs to people with special transportation needs. To coordinate services among providers. | Robert Wood
1310 Carleton Street
Syracuse, OH 45779
(740) 992-2066 |
| | | Greene County Transportation Coordination Council | This council meets quarterly with the task of identifying gaps in all forms of transportation and mobility. It is comprized of 10 current members and continues to grow as awareness of the council spreads to the community. | Bryce Bookmiller
Greene CATS
571 Ledbetter Rd.
Xenia, OH 45385
(937) 562-6461 |
| | | Clark County Human Services Transportation Council | The Clark County Human Services Transportation Council was recently formed to assist in identifying transportation gaps and service duplications to meet the needs of human service and public transit clients more effectively. The Council merges the resources and expertise of local human service agencies, transportation providers, human service/public transit clientele, and local governments to better understand the provisions and needs in Clark County. The Council meets quarterly and will play a key role in the update of the locally developed Coordinated Plan. The Council will also work to better understand coordination opportunities through shared training, cooperative purchasing, and shared rides. | Glen F. Massie
Clark County-Springfield Transportation Coordinating Committee
3130 East Main Street, Suite 2A
Springfield, OH 45505
(937) 521-2132 |
| | | Regional Access Mobility Partnership | A West Virginia & Ohio two-state coordination effort to solve gaps in transportation services in the Steubenville-Weirton Metropolitan Area. The RAMP is comprised of two 5307 Small Urban Transit Services and numerous human service agencies operating in Ohio and West Virginia. Other agencies include Job & Family Services, Community Action Councils, Mental Health Organizations, Senior Services, Community Colleges, Regional Medical Groups and Sheltered Workshops. The RAMP meets on the last tuesday of every month. | Michael Paprocki
BHJ Metropolitan Planning Commission
124 North 4th Street, Second Floor
Steubenville, OH 43952
(740) 282-3685 ext. 209 |
| | | Way To Go | In Washington County, the Way to Go Committee has had a history of working together to improve transportation in Washington County. This committee continues to be the medium for change and improved coordination within Washington County. Members meet quarterly to improve the coordination of services within the Washington County. | Dawn Rauch
CABL (Community Action Bus Lines)
218 Putnam Street
Marietta, OH 45750
(740) 373-3745 ext. 212 |
| | | LCTB Coordination Sub-Committee | The LCTB is the lead agency of the Coordination Sub-Committee, which is made up of providers and consumers of transportation services, human service agencies and organizations and local government of Licking County. The LCTB offers public transit, contract and overflow transportation services in support of the United We Ride initiative. The Sub-Committee meets monthly to discuss and address various transportation issues. The Sub-Committee is committed to the goal of reducing duplicated transportation services where possible through coordination and consolidation. The Sub-Committee also works together to provide other benefits such as coordinated fare assistance, joint training and joint purchasing opportunities, technical assistance and sharing of other such resources. The LCTB Sub-Committee works closely with the local MPO, the Licking County Area Transportation Study (LCATS), providing essential information for the locally developed Coordinated Plan. | Cathleen Sheets Licking County Transt Board (LCTB) 763 E. Main Street Newark, OH 43055 csheets@lcounty.com |
| | | Agency Transportation Advisory Committee | The committee includes human service agencies, public and private (non-profit and for profit) transportation providers, and government representatives in Richland County, Ohio. | Kathy Adams
Richland County Regional Planning Commission
35 N. Park St.
Mansfield, OH 44902
(419) 774-6396 |
| | | TRIPS Community Advisory Board | The Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) is made up of members from Human Service Organizations, Transportation Agencies, Low-income, Disabled, Minority, local government officials, and the general public. Their role is to support the county's coordination efforts, and to make recommendations. The Advisory Board meets quarterly and has been instrumental in the development of the local human service transporation plan and its implementation strategies. | Robin Richter
WSOS Community Action Commission, Inc.
P.O. Box 590
Fremont, OH 43420
(419) 334-8911 |
| | | Transit Alliance of Butler County (TABC) | A 501(c)(3) nonprofit governed by an 11 member Board of Directors established to create an effective, efficient and coordinated approach to meet the current and future local and regional transportation needs for Butler County citizens, agencies and businesses. Current Board of Director representation includes City of Hamilton Health Dept, Supports to Encourage Low Income Families (SELF), County Board of DD, County Behavioral Health, BCRTA, Middletown Transit, WorkPlace Associates, and Butler County. | Carla Lakatos
Butler County RTA
3045 Moser Court
Hamilton, OH 45011
(513) 785-5226 |
| | | Miami Valley Regional Coordination Council | The Council has approximately 30 members and was formed to provide input on the original Coordination Plan in 2008. The Council is currently acting as the steering committee for the Coordination Plan Update. Council members (and others) also receive electronic updates on issues related to human services transportation and funding opportunities. | Bob Steinbach
MVRPC
1 S. Main Street
Dayton, OH 45402
(937) 531-6531 |
| | | Transit Advisory Committee of the Delaware Area Transit Agency | The Transit Advisory Committee for the Delaware Area Transit Agency meets monthly to review, evaluate and consider public transit system issues and make recommendations to the Agency and the Delaware County Transit Board. The committee is made up of representatives from area service agencies and businesses and current transit riders and their family members. | Ginny Berry
Delaware Area Transit Agency
119 Henderson Court
Delaware, OH 43015
(740) 368-9383 |
| | | TARTA-TMACOG Locally Coordinated Plan Steering Committee | The TARTA-TMACOG Locally Coordinated Plan Steering Committee was formed to assist in identifying transportation gaps and service duplications to meet the needs of human service, job access, senior citizens, individuals with disability, and public transit clients more effectively. The committee is made up of officials from transit authorities, transportation providers (non-profit/profit), JFS, county, city, chamber of commerce, and MPO to look at the resources and expertise of local human service agencies, transportation providers, human service/public transit clientele, and local governments to better understand the provisions and needs in Lucas and Wood Counties. The committee meets periodically and will be instrumental in the update of the locally coordinated plan. The committee will also work to better understand coordination opportunities through mobility management, regional one-stop shop information, shared transportation technologies, shared training, cooperative purchasing, and shared rides. | Jason P. Binder
Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority
P.O. Box 792
Toledo, OH 43697-0792
(419) 245-5217 |
| | | Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio | A 501(c)(3) nonprofit governed by a 7 member Board of Directors. The mission and purpose of the Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio is to support public transportation and raise the awareness of its importance. The organization is formed in three categories; Education, Access and Environment. The Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio works with transportation and transit users, taxpayers, business community, stakeholders, and media outlets to bring about a positive understanding of the mobility options and the commitment to provide the best possible service to the community. The long-term goal is established to create an effective, efficient and coordinated approach to meet the current and future local and regional transportation needs for Northwest Ohio citizens, agencies and businesses. Current Board of Director representation includes Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority, Senior Centers, Inc., Zepf Center, Assistance Dogs of America, Inc., Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission, The Ability Center of Greater Toledo, The Northwestern Ohio Chapter of the National MS Society, and communities of Northwest Ohio. | Jason P. Binder
Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio
P.O. Box 792
Toledo, OH 43697-0792
(419) 245-5217 |
| | | Citizens Advisory Council | The Citizens Advisory Council, formed by PARTA, is made up of representatives from a variety of local human services organizations, local governments, and consumers. The 15 member panel meets quarterly. The group provides a community sounding board both to PARTA - as a whole - and to its coordinated transportation efforts. A new 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a separate Board of Directors will be assuming a larger, more specific role with PARTA's coordination efforts, which are an outgrowth of its United We Ride research program. | |
| | | Transportation Advisory Council | The Transportation Advisory Council in Pike County meets quarterly to address the transportation needs of Pike County. The group is comprised of representatives from transportation providers, human service agencies and local government. The goal of the TAC is to identify transportation providers as well as gaps in transportation services and then coordinate linkages between the two. | Pam Mustard
Community Action Committee of Pike County
941 Market Street
Piketon, OH 45661
(740) 289-2371 |
| | | Transportation Coordination Steering Committee | Provides input and collaboration for public transportation services in Hancock, Putnam, and Wyandot Counties in Ohio. Committee is comprised of local government officials, agencies serving the aged and the physically/mentally disabled, existing transit providers, and local Job and Family Services representatives. | Dave Salucci
HHWP Community Action Commission
PO Box 179
Findlay, OH 45839
(419) 423-3755 |
| | | Hancock Area Transportation Services Transit Advisory Committee | TAC is an advisory committee that meets quarterly. Members represent government, private industry, agencies who support the service, funders, riders and HHWP Community Action Commission staff members. The committee is a subcommittee of the CAC Board of Directors. Each meeting includes distribution of minutes, highlights of the recent quarter, a fiscal report, old business, new business and announcements. | Kathryn Cox
HHWP Community Action Commission
P.O. Box 179
Findlay, OH 45839
(419) 423-7261 ext. 24 |