Coordinated Transportation Plan
INCOG Transportation Planning adopted the Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan in compliance with Federal law. This plan specifically focuses on the transportation needs of elderly individuals, persons with disabilities, and low-income individuals in the Tulsa Transportation Management Area.
2008 Providers Survey - Do you provide transportation?
As part of the planning process, and to inform residents about available transportation options, INCOG is updating the transportation providers inventory. Even if your organization/business only provides transportation coordination, bus tokens/ride passes, or services for specific populations/clients, we still need your information! Organizations who participate will be included in the mailing list for JARC and New Freedom funding. Please visit the Providers Inventory page to get started.
Regional Council for Coordinated Transportation
The Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan endorses the creation of a Regional Council for Coordinated Transportation (RCCT) to oversee the implementation and further promotion of the plan in the Tulsa Transportation Management Area (TMA). The RCCT is composed of representatives from human service organizations, local governments, public and private transit providers, and non-profit and government organizations that provide services and advocacy for low income individuals, persons with disabilities, and elderly individuals.
Coordinated Transportation Update: Summary of April 30 meeting and more!
Presentations by David Raphael: Mobility Management and Federal and State Coordination - Planning and Funding
Mr. Raphael provided a third United We Ride presentation (that he did not present) for further information.
JARC and New Freedom update: $857,019 awarded to improve transportation services
Two community providers were awarded funding to improve transportation services for elderly individuals, low-income individuals, and persons with disabilities. The INCOG Board of Directors approved the recipients at its Feb. 14 meeting....read more
5310 Vehicle Applications
The Elderly Individuals and Individuals with Disabilities Program (5310 funds) is allocated by formula to the State for capital costs of providing services to elderly persons and persons with disabilities. It will continue to be administered by the Department of Human Services (DHS) but may be sub-allocated to INCOG if it is designated as a subrecipient of 5310 funds. Applications for 5310 funding within the Tulsa TMA should meet a need identified by this Coordinated Plan.
Final Coordinated Transportation Plan
The Coordinated Transportation Plan was adopted by the INCOG Board of Directors May 10, 2007.
Full Coordinated Transportation Plan (4.1 MB)
Table of Contents (276 KB)
1.0 Introduction (177 KB)
2.0 Providers Inventory (938 KB)
3.0 Public Outreach (104 KB)
4.0 Demographics and Existing Service (995 KB)
5.0 Gaps and Needs (1.2 MB)
6.0 Obstacles and Opportunities (229 KB)
7.0 Coordination Benefits (121 KB)
8.0 Funding Sources (158 KB)
9.0 State/Local Actions (122 KB)
10.0 Actions (251 KB)
11.0 Competitive Selection Process (150 KB)
Appendices (3 MB)
Related Links
The following list of sites includes more information
on Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation plans
and why your involvement is so important.
Community Transportation Association Joint Oklahoma Information Network
CPTHSP Implementation Guidance -
effective May 1, 2007
5310
Guidance Circular -
effective May 1, 2007
5316 Guidance Circular -
effective May 1, 2007
5317 Guidance Circular -
effective May 1, 2007
FTA Authorization Fact Sheets:
Formula Program for Elderly Persons and Persons with Disabilities
(49 U.S.C. Section 5310),
Job Access and Reverse Commute
(49 U.S.C. Section 5316), and
New Freedom Program
(49 U.S.C. Section 5317)
United We Ride
Framework for Action - Building the Fully Coordinated
Transportation System: Self Assessment Tools