Come ride with us for December's Education and Outreach field trip!
November 20, 2019
The King County Mobility Coalition's Education and Outreach Committee is holding their December Field Trip
Once per season, the King County Mobility Coalition’s Education and Outreach committee holds events for non-profit, civic, and community leaders and stakeholders to take deep dives into new or improved transportation options. Our series of Field Trips provide attendees with the opportunity to:
• Network with fellow professionals and citizens interested in mobility,
• Delve deep into the newest mobility topics and programs, and
• Take tours of the vehicles and facilities central to each service’s operations.
The final event in our 2019/2020 series will focus on the North Eastside Mobility Project, King County Metro’s upcoming regional plan to add new routes, reduce select service, and improve mobility options in Bothell, Kenmore, Kirkland, Redmond, Woodinville, and Seattle. This field trip will be a mobile field trip
on a King County Metro Bus. On this trip you will be able to view some of the affected bus stops and transit centers. All attendees must meet on Friday, December 13th, 2019,
at Kirkland City Hall
(123 5th Ave, Kirkland, WA 98033) at 1:00pm
to depart on time. From 1:00pm to 3:00pm, Metro staff will conduct presentations on the bus as we travel throughout Kirkland and the surrounding area. There will be time for you to ask questions while we are on the bus. Since space is limited, we encourage you to RSVP
by December 6th.
Please help spread the word by sharing our flyer with any of your partners and stakeholders who would be interested in attending. We also want to encourage professionals whose organizations, clients, and/or constituents will be affected by this huge restructure to come ask questions about impacts and improvements to the region. To request any accessibility accommodations, please email Ben Tibbetts (mobility@hopelink.org) by December 2nd.
All are welcome. We are so excited to see you next month!
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