Member Agencies
There are many transportation and service agencies represented on the Pierce County Coordinated Transportation Coalition (PCCTC). For the full list of participants see the Steering Committee page.The PCCTC develops the county "Coordinated Transportation Plan." This plan guides the decisions about the transit services that are developed to meet the transportation needs identified through the community assessment. Several of the PCCTC member agencies apply for federal and state grants funding to support innovative transportation services for Pierce County.
Below is the list of the member agencies that provide transportation services in Pierce County, as well as the currently funded projects.
Transportation Services
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Volunteer Coordinator—this program utilizes volunteers to provide rides for seniors
Bus Buddy—volunteers teach people how to ride the bus
Travel Ambassador Program—community members receive training about transportation options available in Pierce County
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Beyond the Borders—free rides in rural Pierce County, especially to bus stops.
Mobility Coordinator—staff person who works on Coordinated Transportation
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Road to Independence (Employment Transportation)—offers rides to work in rural area
Road to Independence Driver Training—driver training for WorkFirst participants
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2-1-1 Transportation Hotline—provides information about transportation resources
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Building an Elder friendly community where people can age in place. 253-884-9814
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There are several other agencies that provide transportation in Pierce County such as the Medicaid broker and private providers.
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