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Contact us
Language assistance, inlcluding translated materials, for people with limited English proficiency is avialable upon request in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Presidential Executive Order 13166. Jerry Ayres, HSTP project manager; ayresj@wsdot.wa.gov; 360-705-7912 (Olympia)
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Welcome
The Washington State Department of Transportation is developing a Statewide Human Services Transportation Plan to coordinate the needs, interests and visions of Washington's 14 Regional Transportation Planning Organizations (RTPOs).
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Send your comments to:
LuceroJ@wsdot.wa.gov
| The plan will highlight service gaps and challenges, investigate best practices from around the state and beyond and recommend strategies to improve access to transportation throughout the state. It focuses on delivering transportation service to people with special needs, those who are unable to transport themselves due to physical or mental limitations, income or age.
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The Latest
The Draft Statewide HSTP is available
for review and comment.
Please note: Some sections are incomplete, including: Section 1 – Executive Summary: The Executive Summary will be completed as part of the final version.
Section 7 – Recommendations: This section is still in process and we will utilize the PAC meeting on Feb. 22 to reacg concurrence on final recommendations. Recommendations will be organized into Policies, Programs, and Projects to reflect varying strategies necessary achieve a fully coordinated system. A preliminary set of recommendations will be emailed ahead of the PAC meeting on February 22.
Please add your notes, questions, comments, edits throughout the draft document, using track changes. Formatting will be determined at a later date. We know that some of the figures, graphics, etc. are hard to read in the this draft version. Please return a draft with your comments by close of business Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013. |
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Statewide HSTP objectives:
- Assist community and social service agencies with coordination at the state level under policies authorized by the Legislature and directed by state law and federal rules.
- Address statewide deficiencies and identify projects that cross service areas or jurisdictions.
- Align the plan with Moving Washington, the state's proven initative for an integrated, 21st century transportation system that foucses on corridor solutions by operating efficiently, adding capacity strategically and managing demand.
- Leverage opportunities for additional federal funding from other federal discretionary programs.
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The Plan will include:
- Documentation of transportation needs specific to older adults, people with disabilities and those with low income
- Identification of cross-jurisdictional travel needs
- Definition of needs consistent with those of the Moving Washington transportation corridors
- Service strategies and recommendations to improve access and enhance mobility for target populations
- Best practices in Washington and elsewhere
- Next steps to put the plan in action
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