Transit is Smart Growth Matt Ryan Coconino County Supervisor Chair, NAIPTA April 24, 2012 Arizona Transit Association Annual Conference.

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Transit is Smart Growth Matt Ryan Coconino County Supervisor Chair, NAIPTA April 24, 2012 Arizona Transit Association Annual Conference

Investment Benefits ¥Every $1 invested in public transportation generates from $4 to $9 in local economic activity. Construction Operations Redistribution ¥Public Transit brought $19 million of federal funds to Northern Arizona over the last five years.

Workforce Benefits ¥Workforce Mobility Access to jobs for new/young workers Expansion of workforce pool Easier recruitment for employers Reduced absenteeism ¥Workforce Enhancement Access to education and training Affordable living for entry level employees Transit availability reduces the need for an additional car, a yearly expense of $6,251 in an average household budget.

¥Customer Delivery Access to retail Access to medical services Less spent on transportation means more dollars for other goods and services ¥Reduced Parking Demands Increased attractiveness of stores and services ¥Reduced Congestion in Commercial Corridor Market Benefits

Results to Date: ML Ridership ¥5¥5

Why Does Transit Work? ¥Works for “us” because it works for our citizens. ¥Meets Specific Needs Transit Dependent (Not Choices) Transitional (Affordable Choice) Transformational (Light Rail)

Transit Dependent ¥ No Car 1/3 rd of Citizens Age, $$, Ability ¥ Options for… Work? School? Shopping?

Transitional Service ¥ Viable “Option” ¥ Saves Money ¥ Economic Choice

Household Expenditures

Where We are Now

¥ Woodlands Village Downtown > NAU ¥ 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM ¥ Every Minutes ¥“Free” to Students ¥Hybrid Buses ¥Smart Tech ¥Dedicated Transit- Way

Results to Date: ML Ridership 14

Transformational Transit

THANK YOU! Matt Ryan Coconino County Supervisor Chair, Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (NAIPTA)