South King County Mobility Coalition 

The South King County Mobility Coalition’s ongoing efforts support residents reaching their potential by increasing their transportation options. Through identifying coordinated and sustainable ways to assist individuals, with a focus on older adults, youth, persons with disabilities, immigrants and refugees, Veterans, and low-income individuals, we work to share current information on needs, trends, and events relevant to mobility within the region.

In the summer of 2010, representatives from numerous community and government agencies met to assess the need for a new South King County sub-regional coalition, focusing on increased coordination efforts between transportation providers, human services agencies, and local jurisdictions, and assess specific transportation gaps and challenges for special need populations (older adults, youth, low-income individuals and families, and people with disabilities) to improve regional transit usability and options. With support from community partners, the South King County Mobility Coalition (SKCMC) successfully secured funding from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in fall of 2011, with the purpose of identifying transportation service gaps to make getting around easier for South King County residents.

 View the Coalition's 2024 Work Plan and the 2023 End of Year Achievements.

The South King County Mobility Coalition has produced a number of deliverables over the years.These projects include, but are not limited to:

 

• Roundtable Conversation Series (2021)
• Care Mobility Rewards Pilot (2020)
• Food Access Needs Assessment (2019)
  
• Volunteer Driver Summit (2017)

 

The South King County Mobility Coalition also offers a variety of resources and reference guides to assist trip planning and traveling around South King County:

 

• Burien
• Federal Way
• Kent
• Renton
• SeaTac
• Tukwila

 

View more SKCMC Resources here!