Transit Strategy Tualatin City Council Work Session February 25,

Tualatin’s Transit Service 11,337 Employees without Service (Out of 21,000) 5,166 Households without Service (Out of 10,000) 2

Southwest Corridor Plan Elements: Land Use & Transportation Population: 2010 = 140,000 (10% of metro) 2035 = 206,000 Employees: 2010 = 163,000 (19% of metro) 2035 = 251,000 Projected travel time increase: 30% Short-term Strategy: Southwest Service Enhancement Study Long-term Strategy: High Capacity Transit 3

Local Efforts Plan Purpose: Create “Transit Ready Places” Plan Elements: Land Use & Transportation 4 Linking Tualatin JAMI Purpose: Develop Innovative Transit Solutions Plan Elements: Improve Chamber Shuttle

Transit Strategy Improve Fixed Route Shuttle Service Add Bus Route along 72 nd Avenue Explore Park & Ride Locations Participate in Tri- Met Service Enhancement Study 5 Short-term Long-term Transition Shuttle Service to Tri-Met Add High-Capacity Transit Service

Chamber’s Funding Strategy Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC) Grant Amount: $270,000 Funding Cycle: FY Program Elements: Expanded Chamber Shuttle Regional Travel Options (RTO) Grant Amount: $150,000 Funding Cycle: FY Program Elements: Marketing/Outreach 6