2019 Coalition Achievements
January 16, 2020
2019 Achievements for our Coalitions!
While we are looking into 2020 excited at all the new projects our Coalitions are working on, it is important to use the new year to reflect on the amazing things our groups were able to accomplish in 2019. Our partnerships reached so many goals to continuously contribute to fostering a more productive and connected mobility network in our region. Every stakeholder, partner, and member of our various Coalitions should feel responsible for and proud of the outcomes we produce annually. To further this point, each Coalition has put together a 2019 Achievements summary for your viewing!
Find your respective Coalition's 2019 Achievements or review the work done across the county this year below!
Feel free to use these resources to reference your participation or share with others!
Hopelink Mobility Management's staff support is eager to continue our 2019 work into 2020, always thankful for the partners who share our vision of more accessible mobility and transportation services for all.
Mobility News
Saturday, March 14th 10:00am-2:00pm, North Bend City Hall
Your Story Matters
Read the full 10-page report here: RARET Flooding 2025 Transportation Report
The Find a Ride Communications Toolkit contains information to share on your social media channels and to promote Find a Ride’s Trip Planner throughout Puget Sound at in-person events.
Phase 2 seeks to streamline rules and procedures for rider intake, eligibility determination, and enrollment verification in Puget Sound
SVMC hosted a Rural Transporation Advocacy 101 Workshop on June 13th, 2025
Downstream Transportation Impacts of Medicaid Cuts & Changes, July 2025
Find a Ride Phase 2 - Request for Information (RFI).
Please respond to FindARide@hopelink.org by Friday, April 4, 2025. Hopelink values your time and input. While comprehensive information is welcome, concise and direct answers are equally valued.
In Collaboration with the North King County Coalition & South King County Coalition By Manny Mendoza and ʻOhu Kāne
Regional Alliance for Reliable and Equitable Transportation (RARET) recommendations for Puget Sound mobility management.
