Hopelink Mobility partners with King County Library System to host multiple Getting Around Puget Sound events
August 3, 2020
The King County Library System is partnering with Hopelink Mobility to provide online presentations about transportation in King County.
This series of presentations will be a total of four stand-alone installments, each offering the opportunity to focus on mobility in region areas throughout King County. Depending on the region focus, a respective Hopelink Mobility Coordinator will facilitate a discussion on how to stay mobile throughout the region as well as provide transportation resources, trip planning solutions, money saving tips, and much more. At the close of the conversation, join the presenters for an opportunity to have your transportation questions answered! Participate in these hour-long virtual gatherings to learn more about transportation in our area and get feedback on some of your mobility experiences.
Dates and times for the events are as follows:
- East King County - Wednesday, 8/12, 2pm - 3pm
- Far East King County - Thursday, 8/13, 11am - 12pm
- North King County - Tuesday, 8/18, 6pm - 7pm
- South King County - Thursday, 8/20, 2pm - 3pm
Attendance is encouraged at whatever time and date works for your schedule, regardless of regional focus.
For more context, view this event flyer! And if you're looking to attend, register to receive the presentation link through this sign-up page.
Contact Sara Sisco at SSisco@hopelink.org
for any additional questions regarding these events and partnership.
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