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The North King County Mobility Coalition was formed in the fall of 2010. Members of the Coalition include transportation service providers, human service agencies, and city staff.
Please e-mail Jon at JWinters@hope-link.org if you are interested in joining the Coalition or learning more about us. We are interested in connecting with those who share our passion for making North King County a better place.
OUR VISION: A world-class transportation network that allows all people to move freely around North King County.
OUR GOALS: We support the region’s coordinated transportation goals to:
1. Put People First.
2. Move People Efficiently.
3. Move More People.
OUR ACTIVITIES: We bring together individuals and organizations with a common interest in human service transportation to increase awareness of and expand services for North King County residents. We focus on special needs populations (older adults, youth, low-income individuals and families, and people with disabilities). Together we identify transportation service gaps and untapped opportunities in our community. Based on that knowledge, we strive to leverage existing resources and catalyze local projects to improve mobility in North King County.
OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS: In the past year the North King County Mobility Coalition has successfully advocated for the expansion of the Hyde Shuttle to connect North Seattle seniors to the Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Senior Center. It has also increased the availability of special needs transportation information on healthcare and social service providers’ websites.
OUR MEETINGS: The coalition meets monthly on the fourth Thursday of the month from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm. Our regular meeting place is the Third Place Commons Stadler Meeting Room at the Lake Forest Park Town Center, 17171 Bothell Way NE in Lake Forest Park.
For more information or to volunteer, contact:
Jon Morrison Winters George Smith
NKCMC Staff City of Shoreline
425-943-6769 206-801-2252
JWinters@hope-link.org gsmith@shorelinewa.gov
Find Accessible Transportation in Your Neighborhood: NUSHA Website Version of Transp Options.docx
Meeting Minutes:
January, 2012.pdf
March, 2012.pdf
June, 2012.pdf
August, 2012.pdf
September, 2012.pdf
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Life in Motion
Out and About in King County, Washington
The King County Mobility Coalition is launching the Life in Motion project to raise awareness about transportation options in King County and encourage people to get out and about. Please check out our new videos and let us know what you think!
http://www.youtube.com/user/KCMobilityCoalition
As part of this project, we also created a 20-page book which captures the stories of over a dozen King County residents. If you’d like to receive a copy, please email mobility@hope-link.org with your mailing address and the quantity you are requesting. You can also read and download this book from our website at: www.kingcounty.gov/mobilitycoalition/ (on the right side of the homepage).
Here’s to getting out and about in King County!
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The North King County Mobility Coalition announces the publication of:
2011 North King County Mobility Coalition Needs Assessment
Please contact Michelle Zeidman, mzeidman@hope-link.org or George Smith, gsmith@shorelinewa.gov for further information about the survey or to become involved in transportation improvement projects.
The North King County Mobility Coalition visions a world-class transportation network that allows all people to move freely around North King County.
For more information, or to join the coalition, please download:
NKCMC Fact Sheet - June, 2011
Also available for download: North King County Transport Brochure
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