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SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN SLOCOG Meeting with Public Transit Operators March 6, 2007, San Luis Obispo County Government Center Lisa Quinn, SLO Regional Rideshare Jason Gillespie, RTA David L. Lilly, RTA Jody Dauth, Paso Robles Peter Rogers, SLOCOG Sabrina Haggie, SLO Transit Mark Shaffer, Ride-On Eliane Guillot, SLOCOG Janeen Burlingame, City of Morro Bay Judith Norman, JNTC Heather Menninger-Mayeda, A-M-M-A Existing Coordinated Initiatives • North County Shuttle Paso to Atascadero and up to Cuesta College is on a 1 hour loop. This schedule will help students departing after classes. • Communication mechanisms across agencies include RTA’s advisory committee and the SSTAC of SLOCOG, as well as a periodic electronic newsletter update from SLOCOG. • Coordination between Ride-On and RTA around new joint maintenance facility. This is a new and major coordinated effort among the two regional operators. Anticipating getting more at less cost; at the construction stage, new maintenance contractor selected and to come on board next year; final operating agreement between all participants still in development. Issues and Concerns Related to Target Populations of the Coordinated Plan • New Mid-day Shuttle for seniors and disabled, delayed by procurement of 3 new buses (regular service fleet).by the City of Paso Robles. Service had been proposed as a local circulator and connector to the medical facilities in Templeton (that leg of the service is not contemplated in near term due to the lack of County funding support) • Planned linking of RTA and Paso Robles local bus schedules – intended to be seamless to the consumer (not yet in place except for the North County Shuttle). • Can get consumers to services but difficulty getting them back, given service hour days in Nipomo. Possibly taxicabs to go home • North County coordination between the Cities of Paso and Atascadero; joint route and promotion. • More South County regional bus coordination with the City of Santa Maria needed. • Information needs are clear – need to communicate around the homeless population and strengthen communication with EOC. 159 OCTOBER 2007
SAN LUIS OBISPO REGION COORDINATED HUMAN SERVICES-PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN • Potential for joint RFP around coordinated dispatching, possibly collaborative effort between Morro Bay, Runabout and perhaps Ride-On. Would need to involve key decision-makers to bring about. Consumers could potentially be offered a menu of services. • Information needs can be partly met through one number for Regional Rideshare --- individualized telephone number. Not sure about elderly consumers’ ability to navigate complex information menus; importance of keeping it simple. New JARC project (already funded) for a linked 211/ 511 information line underway. • Concern about homeless populations – - Difficulties connecting the Prado Day Center with the homeless shelter (SLO Transit) - Token system; possibly need for improvements around that (RTA has day pass, costly to low income) - Lack of a homeless shelter in the South County makes it difficult to service consumers. - Concern about children at the homeless services sites; need for reliable transportation • SLO anticipating major service changes related to its new SRTP. • Interest in the Try Transit of Fresno and San Diego where seniors (and possibly others) ride for free. • Economies of scale – some exist and may be achievable through coordinated activities. Coordination Plan Issues • Interest in how to prioritize projects – what sort of framework is appropriate • Make the best use of small pots of money. • Local control an important issue. • Interest in how to leverage new/other dollars through coordination. • How to integrate annual unmet transit needs and transit deficiencies updates with this effort. 160 OCTOBER 2007
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