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Identifying the State Role in Public Transportation
Contact InformationSheila Dezarn Barbara GillilandProject Manager Facilitator206-382-5247 [email protected] [email protected]
Public Transportation Advisory Panel Member Briefing
Our Strengths• Experience developing
and implementing public transportation policies and programs.
• Working knowledge of people, politics, and programs.
• Leveraging national leadership for Washington’s benefit.
Senator Mary Margaret Haugen, Island County (Snohomish, Skagit)
Senator Brian Hatfield, Pacific County (Wahkiakum Cowlitz GH)
Senator Dan Swecker, Thurston County (Lewis)
Senator Curtis King, Yakima County
Representative Judy Clibborn, Mercer Island, King County
Representative Jim Moeller, Clark County
Representative Marko Liias, Snohomish County
Representative Mike Armstrong, Chelan County
Representative Terry Nealey, Columbia County
(Walla Walla, Benton)
Katy Taylor, Washington State Department of Trans.
Kelly Scalf, Pend Oreille County
Levi Wilhelmsen, Pierce County
Richard DeRock, Link Transit, Chelan County
Kevin Desmond, King County Metro, King County
Martha Rose, Island Transit, Island County
Joni Earl, Sound Transit, King, Pierce & Snohomish counties
Page Scott, Yakima Valley Council of Governments, Yakima County
Charlie Howard, Puget Sound Regional Council, King, Snohomish,
Pierce & Kitsap counties
Rick Benner, Western Washington University, Whatcom County
Jim Stanton, Microsoft, Redmond, King County
Ted Horobiowski, Avista, Spokane, Spokane County
Hans van Someren Greve, Stemilt Growers , Wenatchee, Chelan County
Virginia McIntyre, Benton County
Chuck Ayers, Seattle, King County
Karen Stites, Amalgamated Transit Union, Thurston County
Alice Tawresey, Kitsap County
Gladys Gillis, King County
Dave O’Connell, Mason County Transit , Mason County
Tom Jones, King County
Identifying the State Rolein Public Transportation
Schedule
Task 0: Project ManagementMonthly Meetings
Task 1: Assess Unmet Needs
Task 2: Assess State Role
Task 3: Accountability &Performance Measures
Task 4: Blueprint
Task 5: Advisory Panel
Task 6: Reports & PresentationsDraft & Final
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WORKSHOPWORKSHOP WORKSHOP
DRAFTREPORT
FINALJTC
LEGISLATUREPRESENTATION
J A S O N D J
BRIEFING
Identifying the State Role in Public Transportation
Transit Investments Blueprint Study
This study was authorized through the Supplemental Transportation Budget, Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 6381 Section 204. It directed the JTC to undertake the study and convene a panel to consider and propose a statewide blueprint for public transportation to guide any future state investments in public transportation, including efforts to improve connectivity among transit systems. The study will assess:
• unmet operating and capital needs of various public transportation providers;
• the state role in funding those unmet needs;
• priorities for state investment, and;
• efficiency and accountability measures to in-form future state investment.
Process Flow Chart
• Current:- State Role- Performance MeasuresUnmet Needs
• Peer Review Results
• State Interests
• Potential:- New Role- Relevant Performance Measures
Unmet Needs
State Role
PerformanceMeasures
(Preliminary)
AdvisoryPanel
WORKSHOP 1
KICKOFF RESEARCH/ANALYSIS FINDINGS/REVIEW SYNTHESIS
Project Manager Sheila Dezarn
RECOMMEND REPORT
Jeff Morales / Agnes Govern / Mort Downey
Barbara Gilliland
Sheil
a Dez
arn
AdvisoryPanel
WORKSHOP 2
BlueprintFramework• Options• Issues• Preliminary Recommendations
AdvisoryPanel
WORKSHOP 3
AdvisoryPanel
BRIEFING
PreliminaryDraft Report
Present DraftReport to JTC
Present FinalReport to
Legislature
Agenda
• Study Purpose
• Panel Role and Operations
• Study Process and Timeline
• Current/Future State Role Research Topics
