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2025 Mobility Coordination Committee/Mobility Management Program Update
Crystal Odum and Sarah Williams, MPO Staff
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Three key recommendations of the 2018 Updated Raleigh Urbanized Area Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation Plan (CPT-HSTP) includes creating a Mobility Coordination Committee (MCC) as an organizational infrastructure to lead coordinated regional planning efforts, developing a mobility management program for the region and hiring a mobility manager to guide the mobility program. The coordinated plan, which is required to be updated every five years, sets the priorities for transportation investment projects and initiatives for human services and public transit coordination and supports elderly, disabled and low-income individuals in the region.
Under the administrative oversight of CAMPO, the MCC is made up of regional transit provider staff and human service agency stakeholders that collaborate and implement the recommendations identified in the regional coordinated plan(s), develop and give oversight to the mobility management program and support to the mobility manager. The CAMPO Executive Board endorsed the MCC on 2/19/20. Since then, the committee has grown to almost 50 members including active members from the Town of Apex/GoApex, the Town of Cary/GoCary, the City of Raleigh/GoRaleigh, GoTriangle, Wake County/GoWake Access, Johnston County Area Transit System (JCATS)/, Kerr Area Transportation Authority (KARTS), Harnett County/Harnett Area Rural Transit System (HARTS), Central Pines Regional Council/Transportation Demand Management Program and human service agencies, the Center for Volunteering Caregiving, and the Alliance of Disability Advocates.
Key accomplishments/activities of the MCC to date include:
(2019-2022) - Completed 2018 coordinated plan short-term recommendations and goals to establish the MCC and working subcommittees, monitor and facilitate changes in the State's Medicaid program and began tran...
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