Mobility Management & Transit

The WACOG Transit Planning Region encompasses all of La Paz and Mohave Counties, covering a total of 18,100 square miles, with an estimated combined population of 229,824 as of the 2020 Census. WACOG collaborates with regional partners to improve the accessibility of transit services for seniors, individuals with disabilities and the general public. This collaboration is led by WACOG’s regional Mobility Manager.

Providers:

Within the WACOG region providers of public transit are located in three of the major population centers Bullhead City , Kingman and Lake Havasu City(5307) and two rural areas Peach Springs and Quartzsite. These programs are open to the general public and receive financial assistance from the ADOT/FTA 5311 Rural Public Transportation Program or 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Grants.

All other transit needs in the WACOG region are provided primarily through private non-profit agencies and local public entities who offer transportation services to vulnerable populations which include seniors and individuals with disabilities. These programs receive financial assistance from the ADOT/FTA 5310 Coordinated Mobility Program.

Coordinated Council:

Transit programs within the WACOG region who apply/receive funding from the 5300 Grant Programs are required to be active in the WACOG Coordinated Council which meets regularly throughout the year. The purpose of the WACOG Coordinated Council is to:

Provide input to WACOG’s Transportation Department and ADOT regarding various transit issues in the WACOG region, covering La Paz and Mohave Counties. The council provides goals and objectives each year in order to ensure coordination of transit activities; identification of gaps in service; coordination opportunities; funding opportunities; and advocacy for the need of services in areas under served.
The Council will provide a forum for the exchange of information between ADOT, WACOG, local governments, tribes, and non-profit transit dependent agencies.

Coordinated Council Contact list

Contract Year 2022 Coordination Council Meetings

Date	Agenda	Minutes
OCTOBER 13, 2022	Agenda Packet 10-13-22	Minutes 10-13-2022
DECEMBER 8, 2022	Agenda Packet 12-8-2022	Minutes 12-8-2022
FEBRUARY 9, 2023	Agenda Packet 2-9-2023	Minutes 2-9-2023
APRIL 20, 2023	Agenda 4-20-2023	Minutes 4-20-2023
JUNE 8, 2023	Agenda Packet 6-22-2023	Minutes 6-22-23
AUGUST 10, 2023	Agenda Packet 8-10-2023

Contract Year 2021 Coordination Council Meetings

Date	Location	Agenda	Minutes
October 14, 2021	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 10-14-21	Minutes 10-14-21
December 9, 2021	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 12-9-21	Minutes 12-9-21
February 10, 2022	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 2-10-22	Minutes 2-10-22
April 21, 2022	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 4-21-22	Minutes 4-21-22
June 9, 2022	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 6-9-22	Minutes 6-9-22
August 11, 2022	Tele-Conference	Agenda Packet 8-11-22	Minutes 8-11-22

Prior year Agendas and Minutes:

Contract Year 2020 Agendas and Minutes

Contract Year 2019 Agendas & Minutes,

Contract Year 2018 Agendas and Minutes,

Contract Year 2017 Agenda and Minutes

2021 – 2024 Transportation Human Services Coordination Plan:

The Transportation Human Service Coordination Plan identifies the transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities. The Coordination Plan is a prioritization of transportation services for funding and implementation through the available programs throughout the WACOG region within Mohave and La Paz Counties. The plan must be developed and approved through a process that includes seniors, people with disabilities, and transportation providers, among others. The plan is adopted and annually updated on a 4-year planning cycle. The current plan was created and adopted in 2021 and will be updated through 2024. The plan must also be coordinated, to the maximum extent possible, with the transportation programs of other federal departments and agencies. All COGs in Arizona must have a Coordination Plan in place in order to be eligible for funding through the Section 5300 program. In addition, the FAST Act requires that all funded projects are “included in” and “derived from” a coordinated human services transportation plan.

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2021 – 2024

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan – 2022 Update

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2023 Update

2016 – 2020 Transportation Human Services Coordination Plan:

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2016

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2017 Update

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2018 Update

WACOG Transportation Coordination Plan 2019 & 2020 Update