TAM Transportation Association of Maryland

2018 ANNUAL REPORT & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY For additional copies of this report: contact the Transportation Association of Maryland (TAM):

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

MESSAGE FROM TAM PRESIDENT 4

ABOUT TAM/OVERVIEW 6

2018 AWARD WINNERS 8

2018 HIGHLIGHTS 9

FINANCIAL REPORT 10

2018 SPONSORS 11

AFFINITY PROGRAM 12

TAM MEMBERSHIP LEVELS 13

FULL MEMBER DIRECTORY 15

COMMUNITY MEMBER DIRECTORY 25

ASSOCIATE MEMBER DIRECTORY 35

3 MESSAGE FROM TAM PRESIDENT

GARY BLAZINSKY

he Transportation Association of Maryland (TAM) continues our commitment toward Timproving mobility and economic opportunity for all Maryland citizens. Members include public, private and nonprofit organizations. The transportation services provided by TAM members sustain independent and productive living and increase access to community resources. Additionally, we help promote business, tourism and economic development across the State of Maryland. As President of the Transportation Association of Maryland, we will continue our commitment to work together with our members and collaborate with all our partners to improve services to the clientele we serve and assist toward advancing transit operations.

The forward movement of our organization would not be possible without the dedicated efforts of our Board of Directors and the Executive Director of TAM. It is refreshing to be part of the energetic approach to collaborate and implement enhancements to meet the needs of our members. We continue our gratitude toward all TAM members and our business partners. Their sustained participation and vision continues to keep our organization focused toward uninterrupted improvement.

Our 2019 legislative agenda continues with three priority issues: protecting transit operators by increasing legal penalties for assault on operators; creating a commission to study and make recommendations on non-emergency medical transportation funding and services in Maryland; and adjusting formula funding in Maryland to overcome 10 years of flat funding.

OUR MISSION CONTINUES. . . TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION IN MARYLAND THROUGH ADVOCACY AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

4 This year has been a stellar year for TAM events! Participation in all our 2018 events has reached new pinnacles for our organization. Our aggressive training offerings, meeting content and our annual conference provided the opportunities our members are seeking. Our post-event surveys speak clearly - results show our members and business partners are ecstatic with the current direction of TAM!

We will be moving into 2019 with events which will support continuous improvements to our member organizations. Wheelchair Securement, March 5-6; Annual Statewide Roadeo, April 13; General Meeting, May 8; and our Annual Conference (date to be determined). For additional events and industry news, please visit TAM’s website at taminc.org. You can also follow us on Twitter @TAMINC_MD and on Facebook @TAMofMD.

We sincerely value your continued support and dedication toward the mission of the Transportation Association of Maryland. As a combined group, we work diligently to make a significant difference in our communities and the clients we serve.

Regards,

Improving people’s lives,

Gary Blazinsky watching them smile and

receiving a “Thank You" gives

us all satisfaction . . . and on

occasion has us speechless!

5 OVERVIEW

2018 TAM Board of Directors (L-R): Rob Hart, Semia Hackett, John Duklewski, HISTORY Suzanne Kalmbacher, Will Kenlaw, Gary Blazinsky, Rick Gordon, René Benjamin, Sandy Wobbleton, Kevin Cerrone

TAM is a 501 (c) (3) organization that functions time Executive Director and acquiring centrally as a supportive and educational resource that located office space. serves transit and other nonprofit public and private groups in the state of Maryland. In 2003, TAM hired its first full time staff, an Executive Director and Administrative The Association has come a long way since its Assistant, and opened an office in Ellicott City. beginnings in October 1985, when the first Board President, Jim Raszewski, along with seventeen In 2016, TAM moved to new offices in Linthicum. founding members formed the Association to promote safe, efficient and effective public transportation services in Maryland.

The Association incorporated in August 1991. For many years the Association functioned TAM'S MISSION with a volunteer Board of Directors and a part- time Executive Director working from home. he Transportation Association Board meetings were held in the Severna Park of Maryland, Inc. (TAM) Public Library. T will strengthen community At the May 2001 General Membership meeting transportation in Maryland in Annapolis, membership voted to expand the Association by recruiting to hire a full- through advocacy and professional development.

6 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT Gary Blazinsky, Harford Transit

VICE PRESIDENT Kevin Cerrone, Washington County Transit

TREASURER Rob Hart, Worcester County Commission on Aging

SECRETARY Sandy Wobbleton, Calvert County Transportation

AT LARGE DIRECTORS Mary Ann Blankenship, St. Mary’s Transit Rick Gordon, City of Annapolis Department of Transportation Semia Hackett, Prince George’s County DPW&T Suzanne Kalmbacher, Cecil County Transit Will Kenlaw, Montgomery County Transit Services Jim Martin, American Bus Sales (Associate Member Representative)

EX-OFFICIO John Duklewski, TAM Executive Director Nancy Norris, TransIT Services of Frederick County Travis Johnston, MDOT/MTA

STAFF René Benjamin, Executive Assistant

COMMITTEES Awards Chair: Sandy Wobbleton Conference Chair: Kevin Cerrone Member Services Chair: Will Kenlaw Roadeo Chair: Suzanne Kalmbacher Training Chair: Rick Gordon

TAM operates under an Stone, P.A., independent established, volunteer auditors, and Public Sector Board of Directors with Consulting Group, LLC for the ORGANIZATION representatives from many of Association. the jurisdictions we serve. STRUCTURE The Board meets monthly, Professional support including two annual General is provided by Mullen, Membership meetings. Sondberg, Wimbish &

7 2018 AWARD WINNERS ROADEO

st 2nd 1 3rd JOSEPH PAUGH DAVE HALL BRUCE MAYBERRY GARRETT TRANSIT HARFORD TRANSIT CECIL TRANSIT

TAM HALL OF FAME JIM RASZEWSKI CONFERENCE

DRIVER OF THE YEAR JACK WILLIAMS St. Mary's Transit System

FRIEND OF TRANSIT KEVIN CERRONE Washington County Transit

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP LATRICE MASON Unified Community Connections, Inc. OUTSTANDING BUSINESS PARTNER AMERICAN BUS

Accepting award: Jim Martin, Associate Member Representative 8 2018 HIGHLIGHTS

The Legislative Reception was held on January 16, Every Jurisdiction in the State of Maryland is 2018 at the Governor Calvert House in Annapolis, represented by a Full Member, and over 40 non- MD. Over 150 TAM members and legislators and profits have renewed their membership in 2018. We dignitaries attended. have also added three new university members to our full membership list. TAM’s 2018 Roadeo was held on April 21, 2018 at the Dorsey MARC Station in Elkridge, MD. Dave Hall of Harford Transit came in first place; Matt Paugh of Garrett Transit won second place; and Bruce Mayberry of Cecil Transit finished in third place. Dave Hall finished the course with our highest ever recorded score!

TAM’s 2018 Conference was held in Stevensville, Maryland, October 23-25 at the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club. Over 200 representatives of community transportation, Maryland non-profits, institutions of higher education, and transportation vendors attended this event. The featured speaker was Ravens broadcaster Gerry Sandusky. The conference included MDOT/MTA training on compliance and safety/asset management, workplace harassment, reasonable suspicion, driver workforce development, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. MDOT FRIEND OF TRANSIT Deputy Secretary Jim Ports addressed the TAM KEVIN CERRONE Jim Ports, Deputy Secretary of the Washington County Transit membership at the Awards Lunch, and Community Maryland Department of Tranporation, Transportation Association of America Executive addresses attendees at the 2018 Conference Awards Luncheon. Director Scott Bogren gave an update on recent and upcoming federal activities. TAM also recognized excellence across the state with the presentation of our annual Excellence Awards, presented by Awards TOGETHER committee chair Sandy Wobbleton of Calvert County WE GROW Transit. Accepting award: Jim Martin, Associate Member Representative 9 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT

REVENUE BREAKDOWN

MEETINGS/ CONFERENCES MEMBERSHIP DUES

44% 10%

GRANTS

46%

REVENUE & EXPENSES NET ASSETS 400 200 350 $371,342 $372,215 $195,862 $199,702 300 150 250

200 100 150

100 50 50

0 0 Revenue Expenses Jun 2017 Jun 2018

YEAR-TO-YEAR EXPENSES YEAR-TO-YEAR REVENUE 400000 400000 350000 $371,242 350000 $372,215 $338,072 300000 $334,218 300000 250000 250000 200000 200000 150000 150000 100000 100000 50000 50000 0 0 2017 2018 2017 2018

10 TOGETHER WE ADVANCE

Without member participation and dues support, TAM could not continue to provide excellent training opportunities, fulfill its commitment to improving mobility and economic opportunity for all Maryland citizens, and monitor and effect positive change for transportation issues in the General Assembly.

Member support ensures that TAM continues to be recognized as the leader in transit issues in the State of Maryland and that TAM will be the organization of choice for transit systems, transit vendors, legislators and the public to discuss transportation issues within the State.

2018 SPONSORS...Thank You!

ROADEO CONFERENCE Jacobs Bags Luminator Technology Breaks KFH Awards Luncheon American Bus Diamond Sponsor American Bus Breakfast Coach Bus Sales Gold Sponsor RTA Buses KFH Group Silver Sponsor Prince George’s County DPW&T Buses Vector Media Silver Sponsor Lifebridge Health Buses Rohrer Bus Sales Silver Sponsor Capp Uniform Hats and Shirts RouteMatch Bags Delmarva Community Services Drinks Rosco Hotel Shuttle Seifert Transit Graphics Gold Sponsor CAPP Shirts

TAM looks forward to continuing to provide you with training opportunities and effective representation in legislative matters.

11 AFFINITY PROGRAM

In 2018, TAM introduced a new Affinity Program, offering members access to discounts and services to area businesses. This program adds value to membership as well as creates a partnership with businesses who can better serve partipant's needs.

TAM leverages the buying power of members to help obtain discounts and special offers on a wide range of products and services. The first responsibility is to TAM members, so providers must be responsive to a member's needs. This includes having enough staff available to answer calls and responding with a solution in a timely manner as well as having managers who work directly with TAM to ensure customer satisfaction.

The first two participants in the Affinity Program are:

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12 TAM MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

FULL Public or private entities directly involved in coordinating, brokering, or providing public transit or Paratransit services, or human service transportation within the State of Maryland.

ASSOCIATE Public or private organizations, entities, or individuals who have a business or professional interest in public transit or Paratransit activities.

COMMUNITY Public or private non-profit organizations involved in providing community services and not otherwise eligible for full membership.

INDIVIDUAL Individuals not otherwise eligible for membership who support the goals of the Association.

Consultants to the transit industry

• TAM Members since our founding in 1995 • Incorporated in the State of Maryland • Women-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE) • Small Business Concern 4920 Elm Street, Suite 350 Bethesda, MD 20814 (301) 951-8660 With offices in Austin, TX & Seattle, WA www.kfhgroup.com

13 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY FULL MEMBERS

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ALLEGANY COUNTY TRANSIT Number of vehicles: 20 Legislative District 1 Full time employees: 41 1000 Lafayette Avenue Part time employees: 8 Cumberland, MD 21502 301-722-6360 Program highlights: Procurement of three small Fax 301-722-0326 buses (cutaways) alleganygov.org/act Elizabeth Robison-Harper, Transit Division Chief ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY/OFFICE OF [email protected] TRANSPORTATION Legislative Districts: 30B, 31A, 31B, 32, 33 Geographic area: Cumberland, LaVale, Frostburg, Heritage Office Complex Lonaconing, and Westernport areas of Allegany 2664 Riva Road County Maryland Annapolis, MD 21146 410-222-7440 Service type: Fixed route and paratransit services Fax 410-222-0791 www.aacounty.org Hours of 0peration: Ramond Robinson, Director, Office of Transportation Mon - Fri, 5:55 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. [email protected]

FY2018 Data: Geographic Area: Crofton, Ft. Meade, Glen Burnie, Total passenger miles: 330,089 Odenton, Parole Town Center, Severn and South Total transportation operating budget: $1,765,710 County Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 251,368 Service Type: Providing Fixed Route, Demand/ Number of vehicles: 22 Response and Paratransit services Full time employees: 21 Part-time employees: 4 Hours of operation: 7 days/week

ANNAPOLIS DOT (ANNAPOLIS TRANSIT) FY2018 Data: Legislative District: 30 Total passenger miles: 2,359,923 308 Chinquapin Round Road Total transportation operating budget: $4,548,600 Annapolis, MD 21401 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 93,548 410-263-7964 Fax 410-263-4508 Number of vehicles: 52 www.annapolis.gov/159/Transportation Full time employees: 43 J. Rick Gordon, Director Part time employees: 7 [email protected] Program Highlights: Geographic area: About 23 square miles including • Introduction of the newly established Anne the City of Annapolis and surrounding Anne Arundel Arundel County/Office of Transportation; County areas. uniting paratransit services previously provided by the Dept. of Aging and Disabilities with Service type: Public bus transit services and administrative/planning components of the demand-response, ADA complementary paratransit former Transportation Planning Division of the services. Office of Planning & Zoning. • Initiation of two new service routes in Hours of operation: conjunction with RTA of Central Maryland: Mon - Fri: 5:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. • Route 504 connecting the Savage and Odenton Sat: 7:00 am - 10:30 p.m. MARC Train Stations with Ft. Meade and Sun: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. National Business Park during peak hours; providing off-peak service between Odenton FY2018 Data: MARC Station/Piney Orchard and Crofton/ Total passenger miles: 598,376 Villages @ Waugh Chapel Shopping District. Total transportation operating budget: $4,927,069 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 464,454

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BALTIMORE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF AGING, Hours of operation: COUNTYRIDE Mon – Fri: 6:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Legislative Districts: 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 42A, 42B, 44B Sat: 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 611 Central Ave Towson, MD 21214 FY2018 Data: 410-887-8287 Total passenger miles: 539,689 Fax 410-887-8281 Total transportation operating budget: $1,404,959 www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/aging/ Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 112,648 countyride/index.html Michele Steele, Acting Manager Part time employees: 11 [email protected] Number of vehicles: 19 Full time employees: 12 Hours of operation: Day Program: Mon - Fri: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Program Highlights: Implemented new service Residential Program: 24/7 to include direct connections with Charles and St Mary's transit agencies. Installed in-vehicle cameras FY2018 Data: on all vehicles. Total passenger miles: 336,555 Total transportation operating budget: $1,863,551 CARROLL TRANSIT SYSTEM (CTS) Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 41,991 1300 Old Meadow Branch Road Westminster, MD 21158 Number of vehicles: 25 410-386-5550 Full time employees: 19 carrolltransitsystem.com Part time employees: 2 Stacey Nash, Transportation Grants Coordinator [email protected] BWI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP, INC. 1306 Concourse Drive, Suite 215 Service Type: Demand Response and 6 Deviated Linthicum, MD 21090 Fixed Routes 410-859-1000 Gina Stewart, Executive Director Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. About: Founded in 1985, the BWI Business Partnership is a nonprofit corporation comprised FY2018 Data: of governmental organizations, private businesses, Total transportation operating budget: $2,437,888 and academic institutions, advocating for strong Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 157,203 transportation policy and initiatives, driving sustainable economic and workforce development, Number of vehicles: 40 and facilitating meaningful strategic relationships germane to the growth and development of the BWI CECIL TRANSIT Region. Legislative Districts: 35A, 35B, 36 200 Chesapeake Blvd., Suite 2500 CALVERT COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Elkton, Maryland 21921 Legislative Districts: 27B, 29C 410- 996-8422 175 Main Street Fax 410- 620-9483 Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678 Suzanne Kalmbacher, Transit Chief 410-535-4268 [email protected] Fax 410-535-4679 www.calvertcounty.md.gov Geographic area: Sandy Wobbleton, Division Chief Demand Response: County Wide [email protected] Fixed Route: Elkton, Northeast, Perryville, Calvert County Public Transportation system Charlestown, Glasgow, DE and Newark, DE and the provides public transit, ADA, Paratransit and Special Route 40 growth corridor between Northeast and Statewide Transportation Assistance services Perryville. throughout Calvert County. Service types: Deviated fixed route, demand response, volunteer transportation services, taxi voucher program

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Hours of operation: Mon - Sat Full time employees: 95

FY2018 Data: Program highlights: Total passenger miles: 503,452 Started with a new contractor, MV Transportation Total transportation operating budget: $1,730,756 for the operation of transit services. Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 102,353 Completed installation of bike racks on all fixed route buses. Number of vehicles: 17 Full time employees: 22 Replaced the horribly unreliable and poorly Part time employees: 5 supported International Navistar buses significantly improving service reliability. Program Highlights: Cecil Transit launched the Commuter Connection, a DELMARVA COMMUNITY SERVICES gap filling service, connecting the Perryville MARC Legislative Districts: 36, 37A Train Station to the Newark, Delaware rail station. 10502 Greensboror Road Denton, MD 21629 Roadeo Cecil Transit began offering a fixed, demand 410-221-1910 sponsor response service to local rural communities that are Fax 410-221-2925 not currently served by fixed route transportation. www.dcsdct.org/transportation--mobility.html Individuals can schedule trips on predetermined Santo Grande, President/ CEO dates during the month to access necessities such as [email protected] fresh groceries, prescription medications and other necessities. Geographic area: Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, and Talbot counties The Technical Advisory Committee convened its first meeting on Monday, March 5, 2018, as the next Service type: Fixed route, medical transportation, step in the development of Cecil County's Transit paratransit, senior center transportation medical Development Plan (TDP) which kicked off in early adult daycare, developmental disabilities, mobility November. The TDP is expected to conclude by mid management, and veterans transportation FY 2019. Hours of operation: CHARLES COUNTY VANGO Mon - Fri: 4:35 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Legislative District: 28 Sat: 8:30 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. 200 Baltimore Street La Plata, MD 20646 FY2018 Data: 301-645-0642 Total passenger miles: 2,142,873 Fax 301-934-0170 Total transportation operating budget: $2,767,878 www.go-vango.com Total ridership (one-way passenger miles): 267,014 Robert Romero, Transit Development Administrator [email protected] Number of vehicles: 85 Full time employees: 21 Geographic area: Charles County connecting with Part time employees: 39 Saint Mary's and Calvert Transit in Charlotte Hall and connecting with Prince George County The Bus Program highlights: Created a town circular route in Brandywine Crossing. for the town of St. Michaels. Dorchester County is going through the TDP process. Cambridge and Service type: Fixed route and specialized door to Easton are seeing increase in their fixed systems. door service. FIRST TRANSIT Hours of operation: 7063 Friendship Road Mon - Sat: 5:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 267-463-6764 FY2018 Data: Fax 513-684-8852 Total passenger miles: 5,321,569 Michael Stinson, General Manager, Total transportation operating budget: $6,779,240 BWI Airport Operation Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 794,264 [email protected] Number of vehicles: 39

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Geographic area: United States, Canada, India & route into Cecil County. Panama Hours of operation: Service type: First Transit provides fixed route and Mon-Fri 5:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. paratransit services under turnkey operational contracts or management contracts, ADA call FY2018 Data: centers and brokerage services for human service Total passenger miles: 1,242,302 transportation, university/college transportation Total transportation operating budget: $4,367,151 services, airport shuttle services and maintenance Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 336,052 and facility management. Number of vehicles: 38 GARRETT TRANSIT SERVICE Full time employees: Part time 56 Legislative District: 1, 1A Part time employees: 10 225 Francis Sanders Drive Oakland, MD 21550 Program highlights: Completed the following 301-533-9010 capital projects including procuring and installing: Fax 301-533-9015 • On board Security Camera Systems for the garrettcac.org Harford Transit LINK fleet with 6 partner Michael Hill, Director of Transportation counties. [email protected] • An expanded garage door to improve access to the shop. Geographic area: GTS serves mostly Garrett and • A replacement gantry style bus was to maintain Allegany County, but frequently travels throughout the fleet. MD and neighboring WV when necessary. • Bus Shelters for fixed route locations including four in Aberdeen and one in Bel Air. Additional Service type: Public Transit, Medical Transportation, locations to be completed as permitting is Head Start, Employment Transportation provided. • Completed the following operating projects Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. including procuring and installing: • A badge Swipe Security System to protect the FY2018 Data: Harford Transit LINK Team and our facilities. Total passenger miles: 835,974 • Implemented the recently completed TDP Fixed Total transportation operating budget: $2,439,775 Route redesign to reduce headways, extend Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 102,596 service hours and reduce transfers. • Procured and received two small cutaway buses. Number of vehicles: 37 Ordered two bus-on-chassis medium duty buses Full time employees: 31 from the Cecil County Procurement. Part time employees: 2 JEWISH COUNCIL FOR THE AGING HARFORD TRANSIT LINK 12350 Parklawn Drive Legislative Districts: 7, 34, 35 Rockville, MD 20852 1311 Abingdon Road 410-468-6280 Abingdon, MD 21009 Fax 240-252-3501 410- 612-1620 accessjca.org Fax 410- 612-1745 Moti Galil, Director of Transportation www.HarfordTransitLINK.org [email protected] Gary Blazinsky, Administrator [email protected] Geographic area: Montgomery County Service type: Paratransit Geographic area: Harford Transit LINK serves Harford County and operates a deviated fixed route Hours of operation: into Cecil County. Mon -Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. or as needed

Service type: Harford Transit LINK provides demand FY2018 Data: response, mobility, complementary para-transit, Total passenger miles: 186,541 fixed routes, and a taxi voucher program within Total transportation operating budget: $1,212,808 Harford County as well as a single deviated fixed Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 60,684

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Number of vehicles: 15 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Full time employees: 6 MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION Part time employees: 13 Statewide 6 St. Paul Street Program highlights: Baltimore, Maryland 21202 • Launched Ride On extRa: Began a limited stop, 410- 767-8755 faster bus service along MD Route 355 between mta.maryland.gov the Lakeforest Transit Center and the Medical Veronica Battisti, Senior Director, Office of Center Metro. Specially branded buses operate Communications & Marketing every 10 minutes during peak periods with the [email protected] help of transit signal priority and no on-board farecard loading. Riders pay the regular Ride On Geographic area: All 23 Maryland Counties plus fare. The buses feature low floor boarding, free Annapolis, Baltimore City and Ocean City WiFi access, USB charging ports, information displays, and extra padding on the seats. Service type: Public Transit and Mobility paratransit Ride On extRa connects half of the transit services. Fixed route services include CityLink, services network, including MARC, MTA buses, Express BusLink and Local BusLink, Light RailLink, Metrobus, Metrorail, and 44 Ride On routes. Metro SubwayLink, MARC Train Service and • Won a $1.75 million federal transit Commuter Bus. administration low or no emission competitive program grant: The funding will be used to Hours of operation: 24/7 purchase the County’s first, zero-emission, electric buses and charging stations. Electric FY2018 Data: buses will help cut emissions of harmful Total passenger miles: 836,993,015 pollutants and greenhouse gases and reduce Total transportation operating budget: the environmental impact of the County’s $696,680,358 fleet. Expanding the use of electric buses is an Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): important component in the County’s strategy 103,758,557 to reduce fuel consumption by 20 percent by 2020. Number of vehicles: 1,976 • Installed solar power in 42 bus shelters; Full time employees: 2,570 Launched the Route 129 limited stop bus service Part time employees: 30 along US 29 to reduce traffic congestion and improve commuter experiences; Won a $544,430 Program highlights: Federal Transit Administration Enhanced • The Transit app is a mobile phone application Mobility Grant from the National Capital Region that answers the most critically important Transportation Planning Board to reduce the question in the transit industry – Where is my cost of the County’s Call-n-Ride taxi service bus? The free, highly intuitive app tracks the for more than 85 percent of the lowest income location of MDOT MTA vehicles quickly and participants. The program provides taxi trips accurately, so that riders can know exactly when for low-income seniors and individuals with their bus will arrive. MDOT MTA partnered with disabilities. Transit app to customize it for the region. Based on consumer acceptance and the news app’s LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH reliability, it stands as a bold leap forward into 2440 W. Belvedere Ave. the digital future for the agency. Baltimore, MD 21215 • New CharmPass is a free mobile phone app that 410-601-2282 enables customers to keep all their transit fare 410-601-2192 Fax Roadeo options at their fingertips. Safe and secure, with lifebridgehealth.org sponsor quick fare-recovery in the event of a lost phone, CharmPass is also a welcome travel bargain, About: Diversified health network transportation with free transfers between core service modes including adult daycare, employee shuttle, and the potential to save up to $150 annually. specialized patient transportation, and full courier CharmPass has been planned to increase the network in Baltimore and Carroll County. efficiency of bus travel times by making it easier than ever for riders to pay their fare quickly while boarding. • The Purple Line Light Rail groundbreaking

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launched a new era of connectivity to jobs for Number of vehicles: 65 an area in the Washington, D.C. suburbs that Full time employees: 13 is both transit dependent and traffic-choked. Part time employees: May-September: 160, The Purple Line extends from Bethesda to New October-April: 60 Carrollton, with stops at major job centers all along the way. As a much needed adjunct to Program highlights: the D.C. Metro system currently in place, the • Transit Vehicle Acquisitions: Eleven 40' El Purple Line has already shown great promise as Dorado National heavy-duty low-floor transit an anchor for transit oriented development and buses and one ADA Paratransit Van enhanced economic opportunities. • Acquisition, installation and implementation of Angle Trax on-board Digital Video/Audio MONTGOMERY COUNTY TRANSIT Recording (DVR) systems on all Ocean City Legislative Districts: 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 39 public transit vehicles 101 Monroe Street, 5th Floor • Acquisition and implementation of TransLoc Rockville, MD 20850 Automated Vehicle Locator (AVL) system for use 240-777- 5800 by Transit Staff and Transit Patrons. Fax 240-777-5801 www.RideOnBus.com PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY DPW&T Dan Hibbert, Chief, Division of Transit Services 9400 Peppercorn Place, Suite 320 [email protected] Largo, MD 20774 301-883-5656 Hours of operation: 7 days/week Semia Hackett Roadeo [email protected] sponsor FY2018 Data: Total passenger miles: 15,401,308 Geographic area: Prince George's County, Maryland Total transportation operating budget: $137,292,596 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips: 21,594,040 Service type: Fixed Route Public Transit, Paratransit, Senior Transportation, Senior Frozen Meal Delivery Number of vehicles: 360 Full time employees: 842 Hours of operation: 255 days

OCEAN CITY TRANSPORTATION FY2018 Data: Legislative District: 38C Passenger miles: Fixed Route: 22,107,866 | 204 65th St., Building E Paratransit: 314,990 Ocean City, MD 21842 Total transportation operating budget: $31,174,526 410-723-2174 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): Fixed Fax 410-723 1832 Route: 2,788,801 | Paratransit: 96,107 www.oceancitymd.gov Mark Rickards, Transit Manager 93 Fixed Route Vehicles/40 Paratransit Vehicles [email protected] Full time employees: 190

Geographic area: Within the Corporate Limits of Program highlights: Ocean City and a small, limited area within West • DPW&T launched Capital Bikeshare at 6 Ocean City locations in the County, including National Harbor, Hyattsville and Largo. Service type: Public Transit; Fixed Route with • DPW&T completed a 5-year Transit Vision complementary "origin to destination" Paratransit Plan for the fixed route system which included service input from close to 2,000 passengers, County Council, Economic Development Office, Hours of operation: 365 days a year. May-Nov: 24/7 Health Department, and other community daily service. Nov-May: Sun-Th 6:20 a.m. - 11:40 p.m.; stakeholders. Sat/Sun 6:00 a.m.- 6:00 a.m. • Launched NOVUS software to automate trip scheduling which helped to reduce the Call-A- FY2018 Data: Bus reservation time from 14 days to 7 days. Total passenger miles: 2,360,000 Total transportation operating budget: $5M Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 2.6M

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QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY - COUNTY RIDE www.springdellcenter.org Legislative District: 36 Melissa Tyner, Director of Transportation 312 Safety Drive [email protected] Centreville, MD 21617 410-758-2357 About: Spring Dell Center, Inc. provides subscription Fax 410-758-0346 fixed route, paratransit and medical transportation www.QAC.org/181/County-Ride for participants of its Residential, Day and Jim Wills, Transit Administrator Community and Employment programs in Charles [email protected] County

Geographic area: Queen Anne's, Talbot, Kent and Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 6:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. Anne Arundel FY2018 Data: Service type: County Ride provides paratransit, Passenger miles: 529,912 medical transportation and public transit routes Total transportation operating budget: $779,707 in Queens Anne's, Talbot, Kent and Anne Arundel Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 91,057 counties. Number of vehicles: 62 Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Full time employees: 5 Part time employees: 6 FY2018 Data: Passenger miles: 299,821 Program highlights: Total transportation operating budget: $1,350,000 • Recipient of FY 18/19 MTA 5310 Grant for Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 19,837 one small 176" wheelbase bus, Preventative Maintenance Funds and bus security cameras. Number of vehicles: 22 • Signed an M.O.U. with Lifestyles of Maryland for Full time employees: 17 them to provide a subscription route for Spring Part time employees: 2 Dell Center.

Program highlights: ST. MARY'S TRANSIT SYSTEM • Awarded STIG Grant for transit routing software Legislative District 29 for entire fleet. PO Box 409 • Continued grant funding for FY2019 for 44829 St. Andrews Church Road expanded fixed route service. California, MD 20619 • Took delivery of two new buses in FY 2018. Mary Ann Blankenship, Transportation Supervisor

REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY OF About: St. Mary's Transit System (STS) offers public, CENTRAL MD (RTA) ADA paratransit, and SSTAP transportation services Legislative Districts: 9a/B, 12, 13, 21, 22, 31A, 32, 33 throughout St. Mary's County. STS connects with 8510 Corridor Road, Suite 110 Charles County's VanGO and Calvert County's Savage, Maryland 20763 Transit System 443-285-0050 TransitRTA.com TOWSON UNIVERSITY PARKING & Christin Tolen, General Manager TRANSPORTATION 8000 York Road About: RTA provides fixed route and paratransit Towson, MD 21252 service to multiple jurisdictions in the Central 410-704-4101 Maryland area. 410-704-8158 www.tutigerride.com Hours of operation: 7 days/week Dorothy Hersey, Transportation Manager [email protected] SPRING DELL CENTER, INC. Legislative District: 28 Geographic area: Baltimore County immediately 6040 Radio Station Road surrounding the University LaPlata, MD 20646 301-934-4561 Service type: Shuttle & Paratransit for Students, Fax 301-870-2439 Faculty & Staff

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Hours of operation: 24/7 • All drivers now work a M- F schedule, and Saturday shifts are up for bid at premium pay. FY2018 Data: An additional 17 qualified part-time drivers were Total passenger miles: 2061 hired to cover the Saturday shifts. The premium Total transportation operating budget: $3M Saturday pay resulted in qualified applicants, Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 652,149 and we have been able to retain all full-time drivers since 1/1/18 with the improved M-F Part time employees: 8 schedule. Number of vehicles: 21 • Updated paratransit software system to cloud- Full time employees: 27 hosted version, including replacing MDTs with onboard tablets. Customers can book their own Program highlights: Successfully completed trips online and receive auto trip reminders via implementation of real-time bus tracking an phone, text or email one day in advance and passenger information system when the driver is in route. • Route 85 Shuttle service expanded along retail TRANSDEV and business heavy corridor. 3 routes were also Legislative District 40 adjusted to compliment the increased service for 1601 Wicomico St transfer opportunity. Baltimore, MD 21230 443-873-5757 TRI-COUNTY COUNCIL FOR THE LOWER EASTERN Fax 443-873-5795 SHORE Legislative Districts: 37 & 38 About: Transdev provides fixed route transit, 31901 Tri-County Way Paratransit, private shuttle, college/university Salisbury, MD 21804 campus connectivity, taxi, charter, and special 410-341-8951 events transportation services throughout MD. Fax 410-341-8953 Bradley Bellacicco, Transit Director TRANSIT SERVICES OF FREDERICK COUNTY [email protected] Legislative Districts: 3,4 1040 Rocky Springs Road Geographic area: The Three Lower Eastern Shore Frederick, MD 21702 Counties; Somerset, Wicomico & Worcester, 301-600-3538 except Ocean City. Connect to DART, Dorchester Fax 301-600-3471 Community Transit (DCT) and Greyhound. Nancy Norris, Director [email protected] Service type: Transit & Paratransit

Geographic area: Frederick County, MD Hours of operation: 7 days/week, 22 hours/day, 361 days/year Service type: Fixed and Deviated Fixed Routes Rural Shuttle; County-wide Paratransit; Medical FY2018 Data: Assistance Paratransit Total passenger miles: 1,862,900 Total transportation operating budget: $7,341,095 Hours of operation: Mon – Fri: 5:30 a.m.– 9:30 p.m. Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 325,154 Sat: 7:30 a.m. - 9:45 p.m. Number of vehicles: 45 FY2018 Data: Full time employees: 86 Total passenger miles: 1,350,691 Part time employees: 10 Total transportation operating budget: $6,574,429 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 608,275 Program highlights: • Fleet of 45 includes 29 dual fuel vehicles Number of vehicles: 52 (propane & gasoline). We are down to only 4 Full time employees: 69 diesel vehicles and have reduced our impact on Part time employees: 40 the environment. • Have successfully grown our support to the Program highlights: local colleges by educating the students on the • Resolved CDL driver shortage by revamping use of our system and the connecting systems. driver schedules and increasing pay grade. Program was developed by a recent MBA

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graduate of Salisbury University. retail shopping centers, and senior housing facilities. • Completing the Phase III of our relocation to a consolidated facility which houses all parts Service type: Fixed-route; ADA Paratransit; of the organization after years with 5 to 8 Specialized Statewide Transportation Assistance different work areas. The Shore Transit terminal (SSTAP); Job Opportunity Bus Shuttle (JOBS) - Dept. house Dispatch and offices, parking for buses of Social Services Program and employees, a 4 bay maintenance facility, COMMUNITY MEMBERS and now an automated bus wash. The regional Hours of operation: Greyhound stop is co-located. Mon - Fri: 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Sat: 7:45 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION FY2018 Data: COUNCIL, INC. Total passenger miles: 518,385 Legislative Districts: IC, 2A, 2B Total transportation operating budget: $2,500,000 117 Summit Avenue Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 516,800 Hagerstown, MD 21740 301-797-4161 ext. 158 Number of vehicles: 20 wccac.org Full time employees: 18 George Newman III, Executive Director Part time employees: 31 [email protected] Program highlights: Geographic area: All parts of Washington County • Exceeded ridership goal of 500,000. and parts of Frederick County, parts of Pennsylvania • Installation of video surveillance cameras on all and West Virginia. transit buses & vans. • Initiated Transportation Development Plan (TDP) Service type: Public, medical, fixed routes and deviated routes. WORCESTER COUNTY COMMISSION ON AGING Legislative Districts: 38A, 38C Hours of operation: 24/7 P.O. Box 159 4767 Snow Hill Road FY2018 Data: Snow Hill, MD 21863 Total passenger miles: 346,464 410-632-1277 x101 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 103,941 www.worcoa.org Rob Hart, Executive Director Number of vehicles: 14 [email protected] Full time employees: 12 Part time employees: 1 Geographic area: Worcester County, Lower Eastern Shore Maryland Program highlights: Medical transports, transports to work and transportation for the disabled to and Service type: Paratransit Medical Transportation, from Day programs. Senior Transportation

WASHINGTON COUNTY TRANSIT Hours of operation: Mon -Fri Legislative Districts: 2A, 2B 1000 W Washington Street FY2018 Data: Hagerstown, MD 21740 Total passenger miles: 312,000 (240) 313-2750 Total transportation operating budget: $56,000 Fax 301- 791- 3343 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 22,000 www.washco-md.net/transit Kevin Cerrone, Director Number of vehicles: 7 [email protected] Full time employees: 18 Part time employees: 19 Geographic area: Hagerstown and the surrounding communities of Chewsville, Funkstown, Halfway, Program highlights: Maugansville, Smithsburg, and Williamsport The coordination of our MTA 5310 Transportation including the Hagerstown Regional Airport, various Systems and the MDoA Community for Life Project. Meritus Medical Centers, two Community College These projects work hand in hand to help seniors age campuses, the Washington County Senior Center, in place.

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ACTION IN MATURITY, INC. Number of vehicles: 5 700 W. 40th Street Full time employees: 1 Baltimore, MD 21211 Part time employees: 4 410-889-7915 www.actioninmaturity.org Program highlights: Laura Bristow, Executive Director • Medical adult day care with transporting our [email protected] clients to and from the center. Transportation in the local town for medical appointments and Geographic area: Baltimore City then the activity outings for the clients. • Alzheimer's Support Group monthly Service type: Senior center without walls. • Cecil County Aging & Disability Resource Roundtable done quarterly. Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ALLEGANY COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES FY2018 Data: DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 37,220 125 Virginia Avenue, Cumberland, MD 21502 Number of vehicles: 5 301-777-5970 Fax 301-722-0937 Program highlights: Wendolyn McKenzie, Executive Director • We welcomed our new Executive Director, Ms. 301-783-1720 Laura Bristow in September. [email protected] • Action In Maturity is embracing technology and allaganyhrdc.org now able to accept credit cards on our website, on the road, and in the office. This additional About: HRDC, a non-profit Community Action feature adds convenience for our members and Agency in Allegany County, strives to eliminate drivers. social and economic barriers to promote individual and community stability through services, advocacy ADULT DAY CARE OF CALVERT COUNTY and collaboration. 975 Solomons Island Rd Prince Frederick, MD 20678 APPALACHIAN CROSSROADS 410-535-0133 39 South Third Street Alesia Stratchko Oakland, MD 21550 [email protected] 301-334-8449 Scott Hollingsworth, Executive Director ADULT DAY SERVICE, UNION HOSPITAL OF CECIL Appalachiancrossroads.com COUNTY Legislative Districts: 35, 36, About: APA (Appalachian Parent Association), 301 Augustine Herman Highway, Suite B, aka Appalachian Crossroads, operates for the Elkton, MD 21921 purpose of providing personnel, services, activities, 410-392-0539 programs, and facilities for the evaluation, Fax 410-398-1838 training, employment, socialization, support, and uhcc.com transportation of persons who have developmental Charlotte Temple, Program Director disabilities, handicaps, economic disadvantages, [email protected] or are aged, to enable them to become more productive and functional members of society, Geographic area: Cecil County to promote their quality of life, or to maintain themselves in the community. Service type: Transportation is specific to the clients served ARUNDEL LODGE 2600 Solomons Island Rd Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Edgewater, MD 21037 Phone: (443) 433-5900 FY2018 Data: Fax: 410- 841-6045 Total passenger miles: 67,447 Video Phone: (443) 569-7132 Total transportation operating budget: $78,000 Arundellodge.org Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 10,815 Michael Drummond, LCSW, Executive Director

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Hours of operation: BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF Mon – Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; TRANSPORTATION Walk-ins welcome Mon – Fri (call 443-433-5900) Legislative District: 40 417 E. Fayette 5th Floor About: Arundel Lodge is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Baltimore, MD 21201 organization that works toward a world where 410- 545-6020 behavioral health disorders are not a limit to charmcitycirculator.com achieving a meaningful life in the community. We Colby McFarland, Transit Services Administrator envision being an essential member of a community [email protected] network that helps prevent behavioral health disorders and provides the care and support people Geographic area: Baltimore City need to lead healthy, productive lives. Service type: Fixed Route Public Transit ASSOCIATED CATHOLIC CHARITIES William J. McCarthy, Jr., Executive Director Hours of operation: Mon - Th: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.; 320 Cathedral St. Fri: 7:00 a.m.- 12:00 a.m.; Sat: 8:00 a.m. -12:00 a.m.; Baltimore, MD 21201 Sun: 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 667-600-2000 [email protected] FY2018 Data: catholiccharities-md.org Total transportation operating budget: $12.2M Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 2.7M About: Catholic Charities is a movement to improve lives. We are a family of more than 2,000 talented Number of vehicles: 23 and dedicated colleagues, supported by nearly Full time employees: 2 8,000 selfless volunteers and more than 10,000 generous donors. These marvelous individuals are Program highlights: of all faiths, ages and ethnicities, and together, • Statewide Transportation Innovation Grant we touch the lives of hundreds of thousands of Award 50k - for the purchase and installation individuals and families each year. Catholic Charities of Real Time arrival signs in the downtown is our community at its best! Through thousands Baltimore City service area for the Charm City of encounters each day, at our 80 programs and Circulator and Baltimore Link transit services. over 200 locations, lives are improved and our • FTA Passenger Ferry Grant Award of 1.3M - for community is made stronger. the re-branding and marketing of the Harbor Connector marine transit services. The award ATHELAS INSTITUTE, INC. will also include ADA improvements to ferry 9104 Red Branch Road boat landings around Baltimore Inner Harbor. Columbia, MD 21045 • FTA Passenger Ferry Grant Award 1.0M - for the Phone 410-964-1241 design and construction of an electric passenger Fax 410-964-3140 ferry boat to become a part of Baltimore City's [email protected] Harbor Connector fleet. athelasinstitute.org BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL About: Athelas Institute, Inc., utilizing a well- 1500 Whetstone Way, Suite 300 trained and dedicated staff, provides a wide variety Baltimore, MD 21230 of quality educational, rehabilitative, residential, 410-732-0500 Ext. 1037 employment and individual support options, Robert Berger programs and services for adult individuals with [email protected] Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Our programs and services are designed to further our About: The Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) mission and enrich the lives of the individuals we is a nonprofit organization that works with the serve. region's elected executives to identify mutual interests and develop collaborative strategies, plans and programs that will help improve the quality of live and economic vitality. BMC is a resource for the region.

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BAY COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES from eight (8) in FY 2016 to twenty-three (23) in 3168 Braverton Street, Suite 300 FY 2017 showing a 65.2% increase. BCN provides Edgewater, MD 21037 transportation to and from each of these 410-224-4205 volunteer opportunities and provided 4,264 Fax 410-224-0763 volunteer trips in FY 2017. Baycss.org • Cecil County, Maryland is considered a rural Rony Aubourg, Transportation Manager community and Bayside Community Network (BCN) has increased its local and community About: For over 25 years, Bay Community partnerships to further explore transportation Support Services (Bay-CSS) has provided options. BCN is currently working with: Cecil personalized services to adults with intellectual County Transportation Coordination Council, and developmental disabilities living in Southern CecilCounty DORS, Maryland Technology and Central Maryland. Independence, meaningful Assistance Program, Employment First and the community participation, and employment Cecil County Health Department. productivity are the cornerstones of our agency. We are committed to the belief that every individual, CENTER FOR MOBILITY EQUITY regardless of their ability or disability, is afforded the www.mobilityequity.org opportunities and skills necessary to work, live, and participate in their local community. Our services About: The Center for Mobility Equity, (formerly are specially tailored to support varying levels of Central Maryland Regional Transit) is a intellectual abilities and physical mobility. 501(c)3 organization founded in 1987, provides transportation information to over 300,000 people BAYSIDE COMMUNITY NETWORK annually throughout Maryland. Their Travel Training Legislative District: 35A Program empowers individuals with disabilities, 1290 Pulaski Highway students, Veterans, and older adults to explore Elkton, MD 21922 fixed-route transportation options, understand their 410-638-6394 rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and Fax 410-398-0255 more fully participate in their communities. www.thevalueofcommunity.org Jessica Johnson, Grant and Fundraising Coordinator CHAI [email protected] 5809 Park Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Geographic area: Bayside Community Network 410-500-5300 (BCN) serves the Cecil County Region for Residential, Fax 410-466-1996 Day Program, Supported Employment and Personal www.chaibaltimore.org Supports programs. BCN also offers round trip Roy Kiewe, VP Asset Management medical appointment transportation for BCN [email protected] program participants throughout Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Geographic area: Northwest Baltimore City & County Service type: Paratransit, Medical Transportation Service type: Community Transportation for Seniors Hours of operation: 24/7 & Disabled

FY2018 Data: Hours of operation: Varies Total passenger miles: 686,194 Total transportation operating budget: $377,049 FY2018 Data: Total transportation operating budget: $200,000 Number of vehicles: 56 Full time employees: 121 Number of vehicles: 4 Part time employees: 20 Full time employees: 3

Program highlights: Program highlights: 2 new MTA-funded passenger • Bayside Community Network (BCN) has buses increased the number of volunteer opportunities in FY 2017. BCN increased the number of volunteer opportunities with local partnerships

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CHANGE INC. DOVE POINTE, INC. 115 Stoner Avenue 1225 Mt. Hermon Rd Westminster, MD 21157 Salisbury, MD 21804 Contact information 410-341-4472 410-876-2179 Dain Bennett, Director of Transportation [email protected] Dovepointe.org changeinc.cc Michael F. Shriver, Chief Executive Officer About: Dove Pointe's mission is to be a point of connection between people and services to meet About: Change is a non-profit charitable their desired outcomes, interests, and needs. Since organization that has provided excellent person- 1968, Dove Pointe has provided high quality services centered programs and services to individuals with to meet these objectives. disabilities for over 50 years. EASTERSEALS DC MD VA DAYBREAK ADULT DAY SERVICES 1420 Spring St. 7819 Rocky Springs Road Silver Spring, MD 20895 Frederick, MD 21702 301-920-9700 301-696-0808 www.easterseals.com/DCMDVA/ Fax 301-696-1164 Elizabeth Barnes, Senior Director, Adult and Senior TTY/HCO 1-800-735-2258 Services Christina Forbes, Program Director [email protected] [email protected] daybreakadultdayservices.org Geographic area: Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Washington County, Montgomery County, Prince About: Daybreak operates a fleet of 6 wheelchair Georges County accessible buses and provides door to door transportation through most of Frederick County. Service type: Transportation services for adult For those who live in more outlying areas where medical day services the bus may not be able to travel, we can arrange a mutually convenient meeting place for pick up and FY2018 Data: drop off. Times for bus pick up and drop off will vary Total passenger miles: 215,000 depending on the location of your residence, but in general, occur between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. and Program highlights: Easterseals supports aging in then between 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. You will be place for seniors in the community. Participants provided a 30 minute window for your pick up and have access to adult day services with extended drop off, with a courtesy call made by the driver as hours during the day while caregivers are at work. he or she gets closer to your residence. Easterseals has been increasing the number of person-centered activities and outings that our DIAKON ADULT DAY SERVICES AT RAVENWOOD participants go on in the community. Some outings 1109 Luther Drive, may include supporting their autonomy by visiting Hagerstown, MD 21740 a grocery store, dollar store, etc., while others are Phone: 301- 791-1030 to social/recreational activities such as museums, Fax: 301- 766-9359 shows, restaurants, etc. Easterseals is able to help Email: [email protected] reduce hospital admissions and falls by providing Diakon.org nursing services that can oversee the participants on a daily basis. About: Diakon offers adult day services on the Ravenwood campus of Diakon Senior Living – HARFORD CENTER Hagerstown. In many situations, attending our 4 N. Earlton Rd program allows older persons or people with Havre de Grace, MD 21078 disabilities to live at home or with family members 410-939-1420 during the evenings and weekends. Providing 410-575-6795 caregivers with a respite during the weekdays, we Tim Battaglia, HR Director offer a comfortable and stimulating setting in which Harfordcenter.org participants benefit from numerous enjoyable, engaging activities and amenities. About: The Harford Center, Inc. is a not -for-profit day habilitation program for adults with disabilities.

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The Harford Center is proud of its history of Number of vehicles: 6 providing individualized programming for adults Full time employees: 23 of varying needs and skills in Harford County. The Part time employees: 8 Harford Center is licensed by the Department of Developmental Disabilities. The Harford Center Program highlights: promotes dignity, safety, stability, choice, and • Allegany County HRDC provided transportation community integration for individuals with to over 420 seniors during our senior Expo on disabilities. September 21,2018. • Allegany County HRDC provides last resort HUMAN DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL, INC. transportation to over 1,700 individuals through Legislative Districts: IC, 2A, 2B, 3, 4 our Mobility Management Program. 433 Brewer Ave. • Allegany County HRDC partnered with our Hagerstown, MD 21740 local hospital on November 17,2018 for Western 301-791-5421 Maryland Health Systems Annual Thanksgiving Fax 301-791-1812 Dinner, delivering hot meals and providing wchdc.org transportation for over 300 people. Norma Watt, Day Programs Secretary [email protected] KENT CENTER 215 Scheeler Road Geographic area: HDC has served the Washington Chestertown, MD 21620 County area since 1978 and Frederick since July of 410-778-7303 1990. [email protected] kentcenter.org Service type: HDC transports intellectually/ Karine Ireland, Executive Director physically disabled and elderly to day services, employment, employment supports, community About: Kent Center, Inc. is a not-for-profit outings and medical appointments. organization that provides highly personalized 24-hour a day services for adults who have a broad Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. spectrum of developmental disabilities, such as intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and/ Number of vehicles: 9 or physical disabilities. Kent Center Inc. provides Full time employees: 150 pick up services for nearly every Kent Center client, Monday through Friday mornings, and delivers HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT them to their place of employment if they work/ COMMISSION volunteer in the morning, or our 215 Scheeler Road 125 Virginia Avenue building for Day/Vocational/Supported Employment Cumberland, MD 21502 programming. Transportation is also provided 301-777-5970 Monday through Friday to return our clients home. Fax 301-722-0937 Colette Whittingham, Director of Aging and LIFESTYLES OF MARYLAND Disabilities Legislative District 28 [email protected] 101 Catalpa Drive, Suite 103 PO Box 1794 Geographic area: HRDC serves Allegany County in La Plata, MD 20646 Western Maryland 301-609-9900 Fax 301- 609-9800 Service type: HRDC offers transportations at all Corae Young, Assistant Director four senior centers, provides home delivered meals, and offers non-medical emergency transportation About: Lifestyles serves as a one-stop-shop of through our Mobility Management Program. resources ranging from food and clothing to housing, homeless services, and transportation. Hours of operation: Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Transportation plays a vital role in connecting individuals with available services and employment FY2018 Data: for housing sustainability. Total passenger miles: 52,677 Total transportation operating budget: $170,023 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 12,527

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LOWER SHORE ENTERPRISE INC. MOSAIC COMMUNITY SERVICES Legislative Districts: 37, 38 Administrative Office: 28475 Owens Branch Road 1925 Greenspring Drive Salisbury, MD 21801 Timonium, MD 21093 410-749-6183 Toll-Free: 1-855-873-2683 Fax 410-749-1220 Jeff Richardson, MBA, LCSW-C, Executive Director www.lseworks.org Mosaininc.org James (Jimy) Reid, Transportation Manager [email protected] About: Founded in 1984, Mosaic's 1,000 dedicated staff members provide care to nearly 30,000 Geographic area: Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland, people each year in Baltimore City and Baltimore, Wicomico, Somerset, Worcester, Dorchester Carroll and Harford counties. A continued focus counties on our mission of transforming lives has helped us to become the largest, non-profit provider of Service type: 14 passenger buses (non CDL), 13 mini community-based mental health and addiction vans, 2 vans to transport clients to work, volunteer services in Central Maryland. programs, community events, social events; the buses are also used to transport to the center to OMNI HOUSE, INC. work and other vehicles take care of other needs 1421 Madison Park Dr. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Hours of operation: 5:30 a.m.- 6:30 p.m. Mailing Address P.O. Box 1270 FY2018 Data: Glen Burnie, MD 21060 Total passenger miles; 420,000 410-768-6777 Total transportation operating budget: $383,000 Fax 410-760-6811 Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 6,136 Omnihouse.org

Number of vehicles: 29 About: For over thirty years, Omni House, Inc. has Full time employees: 41 provided psychiatric and rehabilitative services Part time employees: 22 for adults with mental illness and co-occurring disorders (COD). We are the largest provider of Program highlights: mental health services in Anne Arundel County, MD • We serve individuals with learning disabilities, serving the needs of nearly 1,000 active members. hearing impairments, neuromuscular diseases, Our strong desire to serve our community is guided traumatic brain injury, developmental by our belief that mental illness is real and it is disabilities, blindness, psychiatric diagnoses, and treatable. Omni House’s comprehensive programs veteran and services allow individuals with mental illness • LSE believes that everyone can benefit from to live in the community as productive citizens with performing real meaningful work and getting greater freedom, privacy and dignity. paid for their efforts. Positive work experiences can translate into better social skills, higher PARTNERS IN CARE self esteem and self confidence, and increase 90B Ritchie Highway personal satisfaction. Pasadena, MD 21122 410-544-4800 MID-SHORE REGIONAL COUNCIL Mandy Arnold 8737 Brooks Drive, Suite 101 Mandy [email protected] Easton, Maryland 21601 PartnersInCare.org 410-770-4798 Midshore.org About: Partners in Care is the recognized leader in Maryland for programs and services that support About: The Mid-Shore Regional Council operates as the independence of older adults using the time a cooperative regional planning and development and talents of their members, leadership, and staff. agency within Caroline, Dorchester and Talbot Partners In Care promotes active engagement of Counties to foster physical, economic and social their members and their families by offering services development. The Council initiates and coordinates in exchange for their donated time and talents. plans and projects for the development of human and economic resources.

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PLEASANT DAY MEDICAL ADULT DAY CARE [email protected] 2474 Cambridge Beltway progressunlimited.org Cambridge, MD 21613 410-228-0190 About: Since 1984, Progress Unlimited, Inc. has been Fax 410-221-8064 supporting adults with developmental disabilities www.pleasantday.com to live independently in our community residential Danny Seabrease, Facility Trans. Safety manager program. Progress Unlimited, Inc. provides 24 hour [email protected] care and support to adults with developmental disabilities without regard to race, color, creed, Geographic area: Dorchester, Talbot, Caroline sexual orientation, or national origin. This Hours of operation: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. invaluable service allows recipients the opportunity to live in their own communities and experience Number of vehicles: 9 firsthand all the benefits of independence. Full time employees: 25 Part time employees: 1 PROVIDENCE CENTER, INC. 370 Shore Acres Road PROLOGUE, INC. Arnold, MD 21012 Legislative Districts: 5,10,11,42B,41 410-757-8190 3 Milford Mill Rd. Theresa DiGregory, Transportation Manager Pikesville, MD 21208 [email protected] 410-653-6190 providencecenter.com Fax 410-653-6566 www.prologueinc.org About: Providence Center is an Adult Day Program Tim Carroll, Facility & Fleet Manager that services individuals with Developmental [email protected] Disabilities in Anne Arundel County by providing an array of services including vocational, supported Geographic area: Baltimore & Carroll Counties employment, medical daycare, and various activities. Service type: Prologue, a Behavioral Health and Homeless Outreach nonprofit, provides SAGEPOINT SENIOR LIVING SERVICES transportation to a variety of appointments, to 10200 La Plata Rd and from home and our psychiatric rehabilitation La Plata, MD 20646 program. Transportation is provided to the 301-934-1900 residents in our Residential Rehabilitation Program, Fax 301-934-8706 Supportive Housing Program and individuals who [email protected] live on their own or with care providers. Homeless sagepointcare.org Outreach uses vehicles to visit campsites and other locations in Baltimore County. About: Formerly the CCNRC Family of Care, Sagepoint remains dedicated to providing high Hours of operation: quality care and creating an environment that Paratransit: Mon -Fri: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; enhances health and wellness for our patients, Residential: 24 hours residents, and participants. Our entire team is committed to maintaining a standard of excellence FY2018 Data: in rehabilitation and senior services. We have an Total passenger miles: 249,796 active continuous quality improvement program, as Total transportation operating budget: $312,185 well as a stringent Corporate Compliance program. Total ridership (one-way passenger trips): 17,650 SOMERSET COMMUNITY SERVICES Number of vehicles: 25 5574 Tull's Corner Road Full time employees: 74 P.O. Box 18 Part time employees: 25 Marion, MD 21838 410-623-2261 PROGRESS UNLIMITED INC. Fax 410-623-3005 Mary Gatto, Executive Director Somersetcommunityservices.org 11431 Cronhill Drive, Suite C Roland "Sandy" Adkins, Executive Director Owings Mills, MD 21117 410-363-8550

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About: Somerset Community Services, Inc., two programs designed to meet the needs of our is a private non-profit corporation providing participants. Safe and dependable transportation a wide range of supports to individuals with is provided for travel to and from the center. developmental/intellectual disabilities residing in Transportation to medical appointments is also Somerset, Worcester and Wicomico counties of available. Maryland. ST. MARY'S NURSING & REHABILITATION SOMERSET COUNTY COMMISSION ON AGING CENTER, INC. 8928 Sign Post Rd, Suite #3 21585 Peabody Street Westover, MD 21871 Leonardtown, MD 20650 Sherree Marshall, Director 301-475-8000 [email protected] Fax: 301-475-3085 www.somersetmd.us/agencies/commaging.html TTY: 1-800-735-2258 410-651-3400 smnci.org Fax: 410-651-3401 Melinda Lyon, Operations Director

About: Provides information and referral, support, About: St. Mary’s Nursing & Rehabilitation Center advocacy, recreation and other services for senior is a long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and citizens of Somerset County. respite care facility. Our 160-bed center is located in beautiful St. Mary’s County. We coordinate our STAR COMMUNITY, INC. residents’ care through their personal physician and Legislative Districts: IC, 2A, 2B our medical staff. Our full-time Activities Director Community (Non-profit) and her staff offer daily activities for the residents. 13757 Broadfording Church Road Hagerstown, MD 21740 THE ARC 301-791-0011 1825 K Street, NW, Suite 1200 Fax 301- 791-0018 Washington, DC 20006 starcommunityinc.org 800-433-5255 Sandra Miles, Executive Assistant Thearc.org [email protected] Peter V. Berns, Chief Executive Officer

Geographic area: Washington County, MD; Upper About: The Arc is the largest national community- West Virginia; Southern Pennsylvania based organization advocating for and serving people with intellectual and developmental Service type: Residential homes for adults with disabilities and their families. We encompass all ages disabilities; Day Program for adults with disabilities; and more than 100 different diagnoses including Equestrian Center for able-bodied and disabled of all autism, Down syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, and ages various other developmental disabilities.

Hours of operation: 24/7 THE CENTER FOR LIFE ENRICHMENT 25089 Three Notch Road Number of vehicles: 31 Post Office Box 610 Full time employees: 92 Hollywood, MD 20636 Part time employees: 4 Phone: 301-373-8100 Fax 301-373-3019 ST. MARY'S ADULT MEDICAL DAYCARE Email: [email protected] 24400 Mervell Dean RD Tcle.org Hollywood, MD 20636 301-373-6515 About: At the Center for Life Enrichment, our [email protected] mission is “to provide programs and support services www.stmarysamdc.com that will increase the vocational and personal Joseph Wheeler, Transportation Coordinator potential of individuals with disabilities.” Our goal is to provide these services in a unique and About: St. Mary’s Adult Medical Day Care provides individualized manner to improve overall quality of respite for caregivers and provides participants a life. Increased independence, integration into the place for socialization, rehabilitation, meaningful workforce, and the opportunity for social interaction activities and a sense of community. We operate is the focus of our services.

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THE LEAGUE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES About: Way Station is a private, non-profit 1111 East Cold Spring Lane behavioral health organization that provides a broad Baltimore, MD 21239 range of services in a variety of settings to meet the 410-323-0500 needs of children, adolescents, adults, and families. Alan Jackson-Bosworth, Transportation Coordinator Headquartered in Frederick, Maryland, Way Station [email protected] has programs in four counties in Maryland and employs about 400 employees. In 2011, Way Station ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Number of vehicles: 15 served more than 3,000 individuals.

TRI COUNTY COUNCIL FOR WESTERN WINTER GROWTH INC. MARYLAND, INC. 18110 Prince Philip Drive Legislative Districts: 1A, 1B, 1C Olney, MD 20832 Community (Non-profit) 301-774-5401 One Technology Drive, Suite 1000 Cyndi Rogers, CEO/ President Frostburg, MD 21532 William Sexton, Transportation Coordinator 301-689-1300 Wintergrowthinc.org Fax 301-689-1313 www.tccwmd.org About: Our Assisted Transportation service is Leanne Mazer, Executive Director available to current daycare and residential clients. [email protected] It gives these senior and disabled adults access to their community. Our drivers escort individuals to Geographic area: Garret, Allegany and Washington doctor’s offices, grocery stores, visits with loved ones Counties in the hospital, social events, and other destinations. Our drivers provide care on wheels when needed. UNIFIED COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS They sit with clients in the waiting room, take them 11650 Crossroads Circle, Suite A to the lab when tests are ordered, help clients in the Middle River, MD 21220 grocery store, and take groceries into the kitchen 410-513-8914 upon return from shopping. Drivers make sure Donald Trump that the riders are safely inside their homes before [email protected] leaving.

UNIFIED COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS WORCESTER COUNTY DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER 11350 McCormick Rd, Legislative Districts: 38 A,B,C EP III, Suite 1100 Community (Non-profit) Hunt Valley, MD 21031 P.O. Box 70 410-484-4540 Newark, MD 21841 www.unified.org 410- 632-2382 Amy Vernon, Assistant to the President and CEO Fax 410- 632-2809 [email protected] www.wcdcservices.org Jack Ferry, Executive Director Geographic area: Central and Western Maryland [email protected]

Service type: Provides residential services, Geographic area: Worcester, Wicomico and supported employment, personal support services, Somerset Counties on Maryland's Lower Eastern and human services transportation in Western Shore Maryland, Baltimore City, and Baltimore County. Service type: Private, non-profit transportation, Number of vehicles: 90 medical transportation

WAY STATION INC. Hours of operation: Day Program: Mon - Fri: 7:00 230 W. Patrick St a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Residential Program: 24/7 PO Box 3826 Frederick, Maryland 21705 Full time employees: 75 Phone: 301-662-0099 Part time employees: 79 Fax: 301-694-9932 Waystationinc.org

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ACC CLIMATE CONTROL sales, service, parts, and warranty dealer for the 22428 Elkhart East Boulevard ENC, ElDorado, Sprinter Vans USA, LLC and Thomas PO Box 1905 Built Buses. Its business service areas include Elkhart, Indiana 46514 Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Columbia. 574-264-2190 Toll Free: 800-462-6322 Hours of operation: Fax: 574-266-6744 Day Program: Mon -Fri: 7:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; accclimatecontrol.com Residential Program: 24/7

About: ACC Climate Control is a growing and APOLLO VIDEO dynamic designer, manufacturer, and installer 24000 35th Ave. SE of mobile air conditioning and heating systems Bothell, WA 98021 supplying OEM and aftermarket customers in the 425-483-7100 school and commercial bus, ambulance, emergency 435-483-7200 vehicle, van, specialty truck, sleeper cab, off-highway Contact Information: and small cab markets. Matt Siwek, Sales Director [email protected] AERO ENERGY apollovideotechnology.com 230 Lincoln Way East New Oxford, PA 17350 About: Provides innovative transportation 855-779-6899 information, management, safety, and security Joe Mailey, Director of Sales and Marketing solutions. The RoadRunner mobile video and audio [email protected] recording system provides exceptional quality aeroenergy.com with management software optimized for wireless downloading and live video streaming. ALTRO TRANSFLOR 80 Industrial Way, Suite 1 BAE SYSTEMS Wilmington, MA 01887 1098 Clark St. US: 800-583-4244 Endicott, NY 13760 CAN: 800-565-4658 412-696-9265 Transport:(800) 382-0333 Larry Fuehrer [email protected] [email protected]

About: Altro have been at the forefront of About: Bae Systems have provided some of the innovation for almost 100 years. Today, working world□s most advanced, technology-led defense, closely with architects, end customers, engineers, aerospace and security solutions and employ a designers and contractors around the world, their skilled workforce of some 83,100 people in over insight and expertise help them transform everyday 40 countries. Working with customers and local spaces into environments that can improve the partners, they develop, engineer, manufacture and wellbeing of everyone that uses them. Altro support products and systems to deliver military believes in the power of design thinking to develop capability, protect national security and people and human-centred solutions to revolutionize the built keep critical information and infrastructure secure. environment. Good ideas come from good insights. Contact Information:

AMERICAN TRUCK & BUS, INC. Sponsor BAYRUNNERS INC. 195 Defense Highway 547C Riverside Dr Annapolis, MD 21401 Salisbury, MD 21801 410-224-8224 Diamond 410-912-6000 Fax 410-266-9668 www.bayrunners.com www.american-bus.com Caroline Presburg, President Jim Martin [email protected] [email protected] Roadeo sponsor About: Locally owned and operated, high quality, Geographic area: Maryland, Delaware, The District ground based airport service that provides frequent of Columbia daily trips to and from the BWI airport, BWI Amtrak, and the downtown Baltimore Greyhound station. Service type: American Bus Sales is an authorized

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BRAUNABILITY pioneer in the business, CCW strives to continually P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 provide cleaner air through innovative design (800) 946-7513 and engineering, resulting in the world’s first and Fax (574) 946-2356 only re-manufactured all-electric powered bus. Kevin Shidler, Area Sales Manager Our affiliate companies, Shuttle Bus Leasing and [email protected] Transit Sales International, provide sales and leasing www.braunability.com/commercial options to meet the needs of customers. We are your transportation solution providers! About: Provides wheelchair lifts, ramps, and wheelchair accessible vehicles CUMMINS POWER SYSTEMS 1907 Park 100 Drive CAPP UNIFORM SERVICES, INC. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 4201 Long Beach Blvd., #103 Sponsor 410-590-8700 Long Beach, CA 90807 Fax 410-590-8731 866-215 0548 Roadeo Dave Herman, General Manager Fax 877-275-6599 sponsor [email protected] Chris Tavera, Director of Sales and Marketing www.salesandservice.cummins.com [email protected] www.cappuniformservices.com About: Cummins Power Systems is the exclusive distributor of Cummins products in the territory Geographic area: Nationwide that includes the Bermuda Islands, Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Northern Hours of operation: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Virginia, New Jersey, New York City Metro Area and Washington, DC. Headquartered in Bristol, PA, Full time employees: 4 Cummins Power Systems operates ten (10) branch Sponsor locations to serve and support a diverse base of COACH & EQUIPMENT BUS SALES Cummins customers. 130 Horizon Park Drive Penn Yan, NY 14527 FLEETPRO 315-694-7305 Gold 1540 Caton Center Dr., Ste A Fax 315-536-0460 Baltimore, MD 21227 Scott Reston, President 410-247-1310 [email protected] Roadeo 410-247-2729 Fax www.coachbussales.com sponsor KJ Reynolds [email protected] About: Coach Bus Sales (CBS) is the proud distributor of Coach & Equipment product line About: Provides preventive maintenance and including buses built on Ford E-series and Transit inspection services for buses, cars, trucks, and off- chassis. CBS is currently on state contracts in road equipment; full maintenance contracts; fleet Maryland, Delaware, North Carolina, South audit services Carolina, and Georgia. Coach was recently awarded contracts in MD & DE. FREEDMAN SEATING CO. 9 Country Lane COMPLETE COACH WORKS Montville, NJ 07045 1863 Service Court 773-524-2440 Ext. 503 Riverside, CA 92507 773-524-7450 Fax Brad Carson, Director of Sales and Marketing Jack Sullivan, Eastern Sales Manager 951-684-9585 [email protected] [email protected] freedmanseating.com

About: For over 30 years. Complete Coach Works About: Includes products for small and mid-size (CCW), a family-owned organization has provided coaches, paratransit vans and buses, public transit services within the transportation industry. CCW is buses, and private bus operators; provide seats a full-service provider of all transit needs. Our line for commercial bus passenger and driver; marine- of transit services includes rebuilds, re-powering, passenger vessel; rail- passenger, truck driver and retrofits, CNG conversions & re-tanking, body package delivery work, painting, collision repair, and fire repair. As a

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KEOLIS TRANSIT AMERICA safety gear, custom patches, hats, bags, and 6053 West Century BLVD 9th Floor accessories Los Angeles, CA 90045 310-981-9500 MJM INNOVATIONS [email protected] 6300 Blair Hill Lane Suite 301 keolisnorthamerica.com Baltimore, MD 21209 Steve Shaw, COO 410-664-0700 410-664-4018 Fax About: For over 100 years, we’ve been helping more Jonathan Bass, Business Development Manager people travel safely, comfortably and efficiently than [email protected] mjminnovations.com anyone else in the world. We make it our mission to understand the needs and expectations of our About: MJM Innovations improves transportation passengers and use that information in our constant and aging programs with software, technology, quest to improve service. and management solutions. EzTransport is a comprehensive transportation solution that includes KFH GROUP, INC. Sponsor trip and participant management , routing and 4920 Elm Street, Suite 350 scheduling, card solutions, in-vehicle hardware and Bethesda, MD 20814 fare collection for paratransit, senior, NEMT and taxi 301- 951-8660 Silver programs. Fax 301- 951-0026 www.kfhgroup.com NEW FLYER Sue Knapp, President 7550 Hinson St. [email protected] Roadeo Orlando, FL 32819 sponsor 407-408-5610 Geographic area: KFH Group is headquartered in John Andrews Maryland and provides services throughout the [email protected] nation—in rural areas and small towns, suburban and urbanizing regions, and large metropolitan About: New Flyer was founded in 1930, as Western areas. Auto and Truck Body Limited, and is now the largest transit bus and motor coach manufacturer and Service type: Consultants to the transit industry, parts distributor in North America, with fabrication, KFH Group is an experienced firm of transportation manufacturing, distribution and service centers professionals, dedicated to providing assistance to in the United States and Canada. We continue local, state, and federal organizations to improve building on our 85+ year legacy of innovation to public transit and specialized transportation deliver innovative transit technology that meets the services. We are a DBE-certified woman-owned small complex demands of communities today and into business, incorporated in Maryland, and have been the future. TAM members since our founding in 1995. Q'STRAINT/SURELOK Highlights: In 2018, the Transportation Research 5553 Ravenswood, Building #110 Board's Rural Public and Intercity Bus Transportation Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312 Committee presented the Roger Tate Is Smiling (800) 987-9987 Award” to KFH Group Vice President Fred Fravel. Chris Yarber, Southeast Regional Manager This biennial award honors individuals who have [email protected] records of passionate, innovative, and unswerving www.qstraint.com commitment to improving transportation services in rural America. About: Manufacturer of wheelchair and occupant securement system for transit and Paratransit KINGSBURY UNIFORMS systems for the East Coast. 19401 S. Vermont Ave. I-104 Torrance, CA 90502 ROHRER BUS SALES (310) 217- 0745 1 Bel Air S. Parkway Sponsor (310) 965-0868 Fax Suite E Silver [email protected] Bel Air, MD 21015 Roadeo KingsburyUniforms.com 800-735-3900 sponsor 717-957-4884 Fax About: Provider of uniforms, promotional items, David Clawson, Executive VP of Sales & Admin

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[email protected] Geographic area: Southern Maryland: Calvert, rohrerbus.com Charles and St Mary's County.

Geographic area: Rohrer Bus Sales business service Service type: The Tri-County Council for Southern areas include Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Maryland serves as a regional cooperative planning Jersey, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. and development agency for Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's counties for the resolution of region-wide Service type: Provides transit and Paratransit bus issues and for the attainment of regional goals in and van sales, services and parts. economic development; environmental protection; and regional resource management, which includes ROSCO VISION SYSTEMS Sponsor transportation, utilities, urban growth and 90-21 144th Pl. development, housing, and public facilities and Jamaica, NY 11435 services. The transportation team is responsible for 718-526-2601 regional transportation. 718-297-0323 Fax www.roscovision.com Program highlights: Metropolitan Washington Scott Coleman, Commercial Sales Manager- Council of Government's Commuter Connections North America program appointed TCCSMD's TDM Specialist [email protected] George Clark as Chairman for the Sub-Committee, which is comprised of state and local governments SEON in the Greater Washington metropolitan area, #111-3B Burbidge Street several large employers, and a number of Coquitlam, British Columbia, V3K Transportation Management Associations (TMA's) 877-630-7366 and organizations. Mr. Clark was among one of the Mike Bismeyer, Sales Executive many top TDM Transportation leaders in the nation [email protected] asked to help create a new national transportation coalition. On May 4, the Coalition for Smarter About: Seon is a leading provider of innovative Transportation (Coast) announced its formation mobile video surveillance and fleet management following a successful 2018 Transportation Week. solutions for public transit in North America. The company offers technology to help transportation US HEALTH ADVISORS managers capture, record, view, and wirelessly Donald Staggers download onboard surveillance footage, eliminate 443-934-4545 vehicle blind spots and track real-time fleet www.ushagent.com/DonaldStaggers performance. About: Through its licensed life and health TRANS/AIR MANUFACTURING insurance companies, USHEALTH Group, offers 480 East Locust Street quality coverage including Sickness and Accident Dallastown, PA 17313 Insurance, Critical Illness, Life, Dental Coverage, 717-246-2627 Short-Term Accident Disability Income Insurance 717-244-7088 Fax and much more! www.transairmfg.com Daryl Kyle Regional Sales Manager [email protected] INDIVIDUAL MEMBER TRI-COUNTY COUNCIL FOR SOUTHERN PUBLIC SECTOR CONSULTING GROUP MARYLAND Legislative District: 44A Legislative Districts: 27A, 27B, 27C, 28, 29A, 29B, 29C 6400 Baltimore National Pike, #455 PO Box 745 Catonsville, MD 21228 Hughesville, MD 20637 410-746-3452 301-274-1922 Christopher Costello, Partner 301-274-1924 Fax [email protected] www.tccsmd.org George Clark Geographic Area: State of Maryland Transportation Demand Management Specialist [email protected]

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