1. The Modern Transit Partnership

2. MTP History Formed in 1997 by the CAT Board of Directors as a 501(c)(3) non-profit advocacy and education organization, the MTP is governed by a volunteer board consisting of business and community leaders from throughout south central Pennsylvania Formed in 1997 by the CAT Board of Directors as a 501(c)(3) non-profit advocacy and education organization, the MTP is governed by a volunteer board consisting of business and community leaders from throughout south central Pennsylvania Since its inception, MTP has received funding from: Since its inception, MTP has received funding from: Cumberland County Cumberland County Dauphin County Dauphin County Lancaster County Lancaster County Federal HUD Grants Federal HUD Grants State Grants State Grants Special Events Special Events Private Contributions Private Contributions

3. MTP Adopts New Vision & Mission Statements in 2011 Vision: To be the leading advocate, facilitator, promoter and visionary for regional, integrated, multi- modal transit in south central Pennsylvania Mission: The Modern Transit Partnership’s mission is to support and promote affordable and sustainable integrated, multi-modal public transportation solutions that encourage regional economic development, improve quality of life and increase connections among the communities of south central Pennsylvania.

4. Transit Growth in the Region Transit ridership continues to grow throughout south central Pennsylvania (2005-2011): Transit ridership continues to grow throughout south central Pennsylvania (2005-2011): CAT – average increase of 5.3% per year CAT – average increase of 5.3% per year Amtrak Keystone Corridor (Harrisburg boardings & alightings) – average increase of 7.8% per year Amtrak Keystone Corridor (Harrisburg boardings & alightings) – average increase of 7.8% per year

5. Role of MTP in the Region Act as facilitator, bringing the region’s business community together with transit agencies to enhance collaboration and cooperation, thereby providing optimum multi-modal transit service throughout south central Pennsylvania Act as facilitator, bringing the region’s business community together with transit agencies to enhance collaboration and cooperation, thereby providing optimum multi-modal transit service throughout south central Pennsylvania Be a leading advocate for public transportation with the region’s state and federal elected officials Be a leading advocate for public transportation with the region’s state and federal elected officials

6. MTP Promoting Transit Options Complete the Operations Plan Study in the Harrisburg/Hershey/Lebanon corridor, which will improve mobility in the corridor Complete the Operations Plan Study in the Harrisburg/Hershey/Lebanon corridor, which will improve mobility in the corridor Conduct – in partnership with Commuter Services of PA – employer transit workshops throughout the region to increase transit usage, awareness and operations Conduct – in partnership with Commuter Services of PA – employer transit workshops throughout the region to increase transit usage, awareness and operations

7. MTP’s Support of Others Work closely with PennDOT to assess parking needs at each of the five stations in the Keystone Corridor, in order to maximize the investments already made, and create a climate for multi-modal transportation and infrastructure revitalization Work closely with PennDOT to assess parking needs at each of the five stations in the Keystone Corridor, in order to maximize the investments already made, and create a climate for multi-modal transportation and infrastructure revitalization Play a leadership role with PennDOT in the Regional Transit Consolidation Study, by helping to facilitate its recommendations and study outcomes Play a leadership role with PennDOT in the Regional Transit Consolidation Study, by helping to facilitate its recommendations and study outcomes

8. MTP’s Support of Others Play a role in facilitating further investment in the CREDC/PennDOT projects at the Harrisburg Transportation Center and in the Cameron/ Mulberry/State Streets region, as part of a longer term vision for the redevelopment of the “main line” industrial corridor – Highspire to Rockville Play a role in facilitating further investment in the CREDC/PennDOT projects at the Harrisburg Transportation Center and in the Cameron/ Mulberry/State Streets region, as part of a longer term vision for the redevelopment of the “main line” industrial corridor – Highspire to Rockville

9. MTP Special Events Fireworks Express! Fireworks Express! Has raised over $87,000 in the 10-year life of the event Has raised over $87,000 in the 10-year life of the event Transit Breakfast Transit Breakfast Honors community and government leaders for their contributions to transportation in the region Honors community and government leaders for their contributions to transportation in the region Has raised over $74,000 in the six years the event has been held Has raised over $74,000 in the six years the event has been held

10. Transportation Vision