About #ConnectSnoCo
Purpose
Connect Snohomish County (#ConnectSnoCo) was incorporated in 2023 to:
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1. Develop and advocate for legislation, regulation, and government programs to:
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Solve mobility gaps for residents and workers;
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Promote walking, bicycling, rolling, and riding transit;
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Promote complete, compact communities centered by high-capacity transit; and
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Address health, pollution, public emergency, social injustice, and traffic safety challenges of the built environment
— especially for the priority populations of people with low incomes, people with disabilities, older adults, youth, tribes, people of color, refugees, immigrants, and people who speak English as a second language or not at all.
2. Provide transportation demand management programming to:
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Reduce single-occupancy vehicle driving, air pollution, and parking;
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Encourage walking, biking, and riding transit;
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Promote carpooling, vanpooling, flexible work hour programs; parking management, and other related activities; and
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Support the image of cities and neighborhoods as attractive places in which to live, work, play, and do business.
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Staff
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Brock Howell, Executive Director
brock@connectsnoco.org
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Board of Directors
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Dustin DeKoekkoek
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Luke Distelhorst
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Amanda Dodd
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Kristin Kinnamon
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Rory Paine-Donovan
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Sibling Organization
Connect SnoCo is a sibling organization to the Snohomish County Transportation Coalition.
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