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SocialServiceHumanRelationsBoard | 2022-01-27 | 3 | Electrification 101, Workshop on Wednesday, March 16. Board member Yamashiro-Omi requested a copy of the socially vulnerable census tracks. Staff member Fonstein stated he will forward this information. President Lewis asked what resourced will be used for retrofitting. Ms. Mieler stated the City will be submitting an application for available grants. President Lewis inquired about the eligibility/likelihood of the City receiving the "Cool-City" funding. Ms. Mieler believes, that with appropriate participation from the community, it is highly likely we will receive funding. Board members thanked Ms. Mieler for her time and informative presentation. 5-B Approve the City of Alameda Transportation Program Plan for Seniors and People with Disabilities for Fiscal Year 2022/23 Katherine Kaldis, Paratransit Coordinator and Gail Payne, Senior Transportation Coordinator with the City of Alameda, presented the Transportation Program Plan for Seniors and People with Disabilities for Fiscal Year 2022/23. The following are summary of the key segments: Plan will be presented to City Council for approval in March 2022 Alameda Loop Shuttle had the lowest monthly boarding and customer satisfaction. The cost per ride went from $13 to $34 (which is above the required maximum of $20 per Alameda CTC). Staff recommends that the service is discontinued. Free AC Transit Bus Pass holders reported high satisfaction. City plans to formalize a pay-as-you-go model, with expected cost per ride to be less than $3. Staff recommends that the program is expanded to provide up to 230 AC Transit bus passes for low-income Alameda seniors and people with disabilities. In addition to continue funding passes for the 167 units within Alameda Point Collaborative (APC). Total budget for the program is $200,000. TNC Concierge Program, Alameda Independent Mobility (AIM), is a curb-to-curb service to facilitate same-day trips for low income individuals, enrolled in EBP. Concierge service by Eden I&R, provides 2-1-1 service, where the cost of a ride is $15. The current program has 50 participants enrolled with a target of 80. Staff recommends that the program enroll 56 additional residents, totaling 136 participants. Total budget for the program is $125,000. Customer Service and Outreach Program includes new monthly travel training for AC Transit (monthly presentations, East Bay paratransit ticket sales, clipper card assistance, press releases, annual survey and in-person/phone support). Total budget for the program is $26,000. Additional Recommendations Capital Program: Recommend the continuation of the bus shelter replacements, improve access to/from bus stops, including sidewalk enhancements to ensure ADA compliance. Remove signs and poles at shuttle stops. Total Budget $300,000 Group Trips: Recommend same services once COVID infection rates decline. Total Budget $25,000 Program Management: Recommend the funding of part-time paratransit coordinator and group trip driver as well as on-call experts. Total Budget $38,000 BUDGET Total Revenue $833,000 | SocialServiceHumanRelationsBoard/2022-01-27.pdf |