The Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC) is a standing committee of the Lake Area Planning Council. This committee was statutorily created in 1988 by Senate Bill (SB) 498, and advises the Policy Board on transit issues. The SSTAC represents the interests of the elderly, disabled and persons of limited means. The SSTAC is composed of nine members, and each of the positions are filled to represent a specific interest in staggered three-year terms. The SSTAC assists the Area Planning Council in the identification of transit needs that may be reasonable to meet by establishing or contracting for new public transportation services, or specialized transportation services, or by expanding existing services. The SSTAC typically meets on a quarterly basis to facilitate coordination of public transit and other transportation needs.
Paul Branson
Potential Transit User – 60 years or older
Kaye Bohren
Potential Transit User – Disabled
Tavi Granger, Adult Services
Social Services Provider – Seniors
Currently Vacant
Transportation Provider – Seniors
Currently Vacant
Social Services Provider – Disabled
Ilene Dumont, People Services
Transportation Provider – Disabled
Michele Dibble, Department of Social Services
Social Services Provider – Limited Means
Mark Wall, Lake Transit Authority, Transit Manager
Consolidated Service Transportation Agency
Karl Parker, Mobility Manager
Consolidated Service Transportation Agency
Meeting Information
Next Meeting:
- January 2019 | Details to Follow
Past Meetings:
The SSTAC represents the interests of the elderly, disabled and persons of limited means.