California Association for Coordinated Transportation1010 Hurley Way, Suite 140, Sacramento, CA 95825

800-422-5228 | www.calact.org

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Hosts Central Contra Costa Transit Authority and Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation

Conference HotelGrand Hyatt, located at 345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. The telephone number is 415-398-1234. The website address is www.grandsanfrancisco.hyatt.com.

Transportation Take BART from the San Francisco airport to the Powell Street or Montgomery Street station near the hotel. From the Oakland airport take the Air BART Shuttle to the Oakland Airport Station to the Powell Street Station. For more information go to www.bart.gov.

Take the ferry from Vallejo to San Francisco for $13.00 and enjoy free parking up to 48 hours. For more information go to www.baylinkferrry.com.

San Francisco Supershuttle will transport you from the San Francisco Airport to the hotel for $12 if you prepay for the ride. Rides must be reserved more than twenty-four hours in advance. Please reserve a ride at www.sanfranciscocityshuttle.com.

SuperShuttle from San Francisco airport to the Grand Hyatt Hotel is $17 each way and from the Oakland Airport it is $27 each way. To reserve a ride please visit www.supershuttle.com.

Parking in San FranciscoGrand Hyatt Hotel parking is $49 per day for valet parking.

Pro Park at 520 Mason Street, located between Sutter and Post; 415-829-3921. The rate is $27 per day if you prepay and this will give you in and out privileges.

ProPark at 542 Geary Street, 415-202-0192. The rate is $27 per day with in and out privileges.

Ace Parking, located at 644 Geary Street, 415-346, 7275 at $25 per day for 24 hours.

Downtown Parking Corporation located at 5th and Mission. The cost is $32 per day.

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Speaker Highlights

Heather S. Candy, AttorneyPalmer Kazanjian Wohl Hodson llPHeather represents employers and management in labor and employment matters, including civil litigation in state and federal courts. She has represented both public and private employers in matters of discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, ADA/FMLA compliance, wage and hour, defamation, OSHA and Cal-OSHA compliance, and labor relations. Heather has expertise in the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, including arbitration and mediation. In addition to civil litigation, Heather also handles matters before the Labor Commissioner, Employment Development Department, and the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board. She routinely counsels employers concerning all aspects of employment law and labor relations including implementation and compliance with personnel policies, employee leave laws, drug and alcohol policies and testing, disciplinary actions, discrimination, harassment, retaliation, workplace violence, wage and hour and wrongful termination matters. Heather conducts employment investigations into claims of discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and disciplinary actions. Heather is admitted to practice in all California Courts.

Amy WolfeP3 ConsultingAmy has over ten years’ experience specializing in strategic planning, organizational development, fundraising, communications and public relations. Ms. Wolfe’s experience includes: Vice President, California Agricultural Leadership Foundation; Account Executive, E&J Gallo Winery; Legislative Aide, California State Assembly; Chair, Albie Carson Breast Cancer Foundation; Chair, Agricultural Awareness and Literacy Foundation; and President, California Women for Agriculture-Sacramento Valley Chapter. Amy has a Master of Public Policy and Administration from California State University, Sacramento and a Bachelor of Science from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.

Selena BarlowPublic Transportation Marketing Consultant – Transit Marketing, LLCMs. Barlow has more than 25 years of experience marketing public transportation services. She works exclusively within the public transportation industry and has clients throughout the U.S. Additional details regarding her experience can be found at www.transitmarketing.com. Ms. Barlow’s areas of expertise include:

• Market Research• Marketing Plan Development• Branding and System Identity Development• Design and Production of Passenger Information Materials• Creation of Promotional and Collateral Materials• Development of General and Targeted Ridership Campaigns

Master of Business Administration, Concentration: Marketing, University of Arizona, May 1988Bachelor of Science, School of Journalism, Major: Advertising, University of Florida, June 1977

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Peter JohnsonUniversity of the PacificPeter Johnson is Director of both the Westgate Center for Management Development and the Institute for Family Business in the Eberhardt School of Business at the University of the Pacific. Peter founded the Institute for Family Business in 1997.

His prior positions include Executive Vice President of Marketing and Sales for a national financial services firm, Executive Director of The Business Incubator, and founder and owner of several businesses in California.

As a consultant and speaker, he has worked with many organizations on a variety of topics including leadership, marketing, family business, strategic planning, and customer service.

Peter wrote a feasibility study for The Business Incubator that has been used as a model for more than twenty business incubators around the country. One of his business plans generated more than $13 million in funding for a private company. Peter has been quoted in local, regional and national media and has served as an expert witness in family business issues. As a speaker, he enjoys sharing his experience and knowledge with organizations throughout the U.S.

Brett EastburnKeynote SpeakerBrett was born in 1971 with a congenital birth defect known as Quad-membral Limbs Deficiency. He has no arms and no legs. While in school Brett played baseball, football, and basketball. He also became an accomplished swimmer. In junior high he became a member of the wrestling team. In high school he wrestled on the varsity team. In the 1988 wrestling competition under the AAU, Brett placed 4th in the nation.

During Brett’s senior year he was made one of the team captains. After graduating he became a green belt in the martial arts. Brett is also an accomplished artist with national recognition. During Brett’s senior year he began speaking professionally on subjects such as Self-improvement. Brett has travelled throughout the world giving his speeches.

Brett and his service dog Murray are the frequent subjects of news articles and TV interviews that deal with great success stories. Brett is currently working full-time as a motivational and inspirational speaker. He is also a certified substitute teacher in his hometown area. Brett has NO ARMS and NO LEGS. But most importantly, NO HANDICAPS.

Event Map

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Monday, April 19, 2010 10:00 a.m. RTAP Committee Meeting(Location) Butron Room

12:00 p.m. CalACT Board Meeting(Location) Butron Room

1:00 p.m. Fundamentals of Grant Writing(Location) Conference Sponsored by Caltrans Theatre This preconference class provides an overview of the steps needed for an organization to become prepared to seek grants. In addition, participants will learn what makes an organization competitive in the grant seeking process, the resources available to find grants, and the most common reasons grants are not awarded.

Speaker: Amy Wolfe, P3 Consulting Associates Moderator: Donna Pulverman, Caltrans 5:00 p.m. Reception at Nelson\Nygaard Consulting(Location) Nelson\NygaardNelson\Nygaard Consulting is hosting a reception at their office located at 785 Market Street, Suite 1300, San Francisco. Please join them to visit with staff and hear about their projects and local attractions.

6:15 p.m. Basketball at Pleasant HillsMeet in the hotel lobby to join your peers for a game of Basketball with Coach Rick Ramacier. Players will return after 9:00 p.m. The game will be held at Christ the King Church, 199 Brandon Road, Pleasant Hill, CA.

Tuesday, April 20, 20107:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast (Location) Ballroom East Sponsored by Veolia Transportation 8:30 a.m. Welcome by CalACT & Host(Location) Ballroom East Speakers: Larry Pardi, CalACT Chair and City of Arcata; Rick Ramacier, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority

8:45 a.m. Welcome by FTA & Caltrans

Speakers: Leslie Rogers, FTA Administrator; Jane Perez, Interim Division Chief, Caltrans

9:00 a.m. Keynote Address(Location) Ballroom EastBrett is an internationally acclaimed and respected motivational speaker who demonstrates his ability to overcome any obstacles. Brett has spoken to over a million people around the world. He will tell you how he has overcome his barriers and excelled in his endeavors through humorous stories. Speaker: Brett Eastburn Moderator: Shonna Halterman

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Tuesday, April 20, 201010:30 a.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Dolores Mobility Management Center BasicsLearn how to start a mobility management center, funding sources for services, types of mobility services, technology to use the services and how your agency can provide these services.

Speakers: Dave Cyra, United We Ride; Charles Dickson, CTAA; Tom Coogan, RouteMatch; Kimberly Gayle, Caltrans and Tracy Frost, Caltrans Moderator: Tom Hicks, Monterey-Salinas Transit

(Location) Conference Grant Writing Essentials-Tools & Techniques TheatreThis class introduces participants to the critical components of a compelling grant proposal. In addition, participants will learn how to tell a captivating story, articulate their needs, set SMART goals, and develop a thorough budget. Speaker: Amy Wolfe, P3 Consulting Associates Moderator: Donna Pulverman, Caltrans

(Location) Merced AB Providing Accessible Trips through TaxisTransit agencies are using taxi programs to provide ADA services or non-traditional ADA trips. These services provide flexibility for the customer and the agency while reducing trip costs.

Speakers: Annette Williams, San Francisco Muni; George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority; Scott Williams, Tectrans; Paul Matsuoka, Livermore-Amador Valley Transit Authority

12:00 p.m. CalACT Annual Awards Luncheon(Location) Ballroom East Sponsored by First Transit

Welcome: First Transit Master of Ceremonies: Larry Pardi, City of Arcata and Mark Wall, Lake Transit Authority

1:30 p.m. Afternoon Sessions

(Location) Merced AB Everything You Wanted to Know about Bus StopsLearn the regulations, environmental requirements and access guidelines for developing new bus stops or park ‘n rides. Speakers: Scott Sauer, Caltrans; Rick Ramacier, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority; Janet Ravey, City of Truckee; Gordon Shaw, LSC Consulting; Susan Harrington, Caltrans Moderator: Mark Wall, Lake County Transit Authority

(Location) Conference Grant Writing Essentials –Continuing Session Theatre

(Location) Dolores Optimizing Services to Increase Ridership Hear how agencies have modified routes, created partners or changed services to increase their ridership.

Speakers: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit; Ron Hughes, Kings County; Joe Rye, City of Petaluma Moderator: George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

3:00 p.m. Afternoon Sessions

(Location) Merced AB Everything You Wanted to Know about Bus Stops-Continuing Session

(Location) Dolores Taxi Cabs & Debit CardsHear from transportation providers and consumers about SF Muni’s new project that allows taxi cabs to accept debit cards for services.

Speakers: Marc Soto, Veolia Transportation; Issy Ayala, CabConnect; Kate Toran, San Francisco Metropolitan Transit Agency; Hal Mellegard, Yellow Cab Cooperative; Laurie Graham, Taxi Driver; Cheryl Damico, Paratransit Coordinating Council Moderator: Annette Williams, San Francisco Muni

(Location) Butron Reducing Risk in Your AgencyLearn how to reduce incidents in your transportation services that cause claims and raise insurance rates.

Speakers: Jeff Einhorn, Non-Profit’s United; Lee Sorenson, California Transit Insurance Pool Moderator: Dan Palumbo, South County Senior Services Center

(Location) Conference Federal & State Grant Program Updates TheatreCaltrans will provide an update on all federally funded projects including ARRA.

Speakers: Kimberly Gayle; Caltrans; James Ogbonna, Caltrans; Tracey Frost, Caltrans; Chuck Gunter, Caltrans; Cindy Chiaverini, Caltrans Moderator: Pam Couch, Modoc Transportation Agency 5:00 p.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Dolores CTSAs & Mobility Management Services RoundtableDiscuss the future of CTSAs and how they are providing mobility services and creating Mobility Management Centers.

Speakers: Phil McGuire, Innovative Paradigms; Beth Kranda, San Bernardino Association of Governments; Katie Heatley, Outreach and Escort. Moderator: Phil McGuire, Innovative Paradigms

(Location) Conference State Funded Program Update TheatreCaltrans will provide an update on all State funded projects including Proposition 1B. Speakers: Susan Harrington, Caltrans; Brian Travis, Caltrans; Joann Musillani, Caltrans Moderator: Jila Priebe, Caltrans

(Location) Merced AB ADA Roundtable DiscussionListen to the latest changes and discuss current ADA issues with your peers. Hear about an accessibility survey LACMTA is conducting on all their bus stops at the recommendation of FTA.

Speakers: Chip Hazen, LACMTA; Marilyn Golden, Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund Moderator: Richard Weiner, Nelson\Nygaard

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

6:30 p.m. Bus Show & Reception(Location) Bauer’s IT Sponsored by Creative Bus SalesEnjoy cocktails and appetizers while visiting with your bus vendors. Bauer’s IT will pick up attendees at the front of the Hyatt at 6:15 p.m. Buses will begin returning at 7:30 p.m. See all the buses and get your card stamped for a chance to win prizes. Drink tickets must be stamped for free cocktails.

Venue and Transportation Sponsored by Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation

8:00 p.m. Trolley Tour provided by Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation(Location) Bauer’s IT Tour will leave from Bauer’s IT and return to the hotel.

Wednesday, April 21, 20107:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast (Location) Farallon Sponsored by NonProfits United

(Location) Ballroom Foyer Maintenance Roundtable

Speakers: Grant Hendrick, First Transit; Halsey King, Halsey King & Associates 8:00 a.m. Breakout Sessions (Location) Conference Technology Tools that Improve Mobility TheatreGoogle Transit, cell phones and other technology are providing instant mobility information to riders and agency staff. Speakers: Aaron Antrim, Trillium Solutions; Linda Rhine, Nelson\Nygaard; Ryan Larsen, Ecolane; Wei-Bin Zang, California PATH; Manju Kumar, California Center for Innovative Transportation; Susan Harrington, Caltrans Moderator: Kimberly Gayle, Caltrans

(Location) Merced AB Effective Contracting from A-ZEverything you need to know from whether to go to bid and how to conduct your procurement to ensuring a smooth transition to your new contractor. Get answers to your most difficult contracting questions from our industry expert panel.

Speakers: Roy Glauthier, Transportation Policy & Planning; George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority; Mark Wall, Lake Transit Authority; Sandy Schmidt, Transportation Concepts and Ron Bushman, Veolia Transportation Moderator: George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority

(Location) Dolores Discrimination and Harassment Laws Hear about the labor laws that will protect you from discrimination lawsuits and keep your agency out of hot water. Speaker: Heather Candy, Attorney, Palmer Kazanijan Wohl Hodson LLP Moderator: Dan Palumbo, South County Senior Services Center

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010(Location) Butron Technology Tools for Maintenance FacilitiesMany new tools are helping maintenance staff streamline operations, schedule repairs, and conduct routine maintenance. Hear about these new tools from maintenance managers.

Speakers: Grant Hendrick, First Transit; Halsey King, Halsey King & Associates; John Forrester, Zonar Systems; Raul Rattiff, Paratransit, Inc. Moderator: Tim McGowan, First Transit

10:00 a.m Coffee Break (Location) Ballroom Sponsored by Halsey King & Associates Foyer

10:30 a.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Merced AB Effective Contracting from A-Z-Continuing Session

(Location) Butron Leading During Difficult TimesThis session will provide techniques for managing staff though budget cuts and a changing work environment.

Speaker: Peter Johnson, University of the Pacific Moderator: Shonna Halterman, City of Clovis

(Location) Dolores Successful Mobility Management CentersHear from transportation agencies that are providing mobility services and operating mobility management centers.

Speakers: Katie Heatley, Outreach and Escort; Corinne Goodrich, SAMTRANS; Paul Branson, Marin Transit; Tom Hicks, Montery-Salinas Transit; Cindy Dahlgren, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority Moderator: Kristen Mazur, Metropolitan Transit Agency

(Location) Conference Bus Procurement and Inspections TheatreHear about the CalACT/MBTA Cooperative Procurement and procurement of vehicles. Bus inspectors will review the plant inspection process and post delivery inspections.

Speaker: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit Authority; Robert Jackson, Caltrans; Brent Sumerall, Vehicle Technical Consultants Moderator: Dan Mundy, Dan Mundy Consulting 12:00 pm CalACT Lunch in EXPO (Location) Ballrooms Sponsored by NonProfits United

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Wednesday, April 21, 20101:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Butron Developing Sustainable Maintenance FacilitiesLearn how maintenance operations are using sustainable products and systems while making their shops green.

Speaker: Anne Louise Rice, SAMTRANS; Carl Wulf, Monterey-Salinas Transit Moderator: Halsey King, Halsey King & Associates

(Location) Conference Marketing to Increase Fare Box Revenue TheatreLearn ideas for creating affordable marketing programs that will increase farebox revenue for your agency.

Speaker: Selena Barlow, Transit Marketing, LLC Moderator: Shonna Halterman, City of Clovis

(Location) Dolores Securing Your Passengers EffectivelyLearn about best practices in wheelchair securement, including training, wheelchair marking and tether strap programs, the role of good written policies and procedures, and accommodating non-wheelchair mobility devices, as well as strollers, shopping carts, and other customer aids. Hear about existing and proposed ADA regulations, including the US Access Board’s update of the ADA vehicle guidelines. Then find out what’s happening with research and industry standards such as the ANSI/RESNA “WC19” standard for transportable wheelchairs. Speaker: Doug Cross, Douglas J. Cross Transportation Consulting Moderator: Chip Hazen, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Location) Merced AB Redesigning Routes to Maximize ServicesHear how several transportation agencies reviewed their services and saved money by redesigning their routes.

Speakers: George Patton, Nelson\Nygaard Consulting; Charlie Anderson, Western Contra Costa Transit Authority and Joe Rye, City of Petaluma Moderator: George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority

3:00 p.m. EXPO(Location) Ballrooms Drink Sponsors: A-Z Bus Sales, Braun Corporation, Sure-Lok, Tectrans, & TransTrack East & West Visit the vendors at the Trade show to learn about their products and complete your passport for prizes and a chance at the Grand Prize. Attendees must be present in the EXPO hall to win prizes. Drink tickets must be stamped by one of the drink sponsors for a free drink.

6:30 p.m. Evening Event at the Exploratorium Sponsored by MV Transportation

Catch Bauer’s IT bus at 6:10 p.m. at the front of the hotel to ride to the Exploratorium for dinner, dancing and discovering the fun at the Exploratorium. Music is provided by Six Strings Band. Transportation provided by Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation. Tickets can be purchased at the registration desk.

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Thursday, April 22, 20108:00 a.m. Breakfast Buffet (Location) Ballroom West Sponsored by Q’Straint

8:20 a.m. Q’Straint National Training Gift Winner Announced(Location) Ballroom West Speaker: Lisa Nippolt, Q’Straint Moderator: Larry Pardi, City of Arcata 8:40 a.m. Transit Initiative(Location) Ballroom West Learn about the Initiative that will protect transit funding by one of the sponsors, the California Transit Association.

Speaker: Joshua Shaw, California Transit Association Moderator: Rick Ramacier, CalACT Legislative Committee Chair and Central Contra Costa Transit Authority

9:10 a.m. Legislative Update(Location) Ballroom West Hear about current state and federal legislation that affects transportation programs.

Speakers: Steve Wallauch, Suter, Wallauch Corbett & Associates; Rick Ramacier, CalACT Legislative Chair and Central Contra Costa Transit Authority Moderator: Larry Pardi, CalACT Chair & City of Arcata

10:00 a.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Merced AB Increasing Revenue with PartnershipsSeveral agencies will tell you about partnerships they created that help pay for transportation services.

Speakers: Carl Sedoryk, Monterey-Salinas Transit; Mark Wall, Lake Transit Authority; Kimberly Gayle, Caltrans; Larry Pardi, City of Arcata Moderator: Tom Hicks, Monterey-Salinas Transit

(Location) Butron ADA Eligibility ProgramsLearn about eligibility programs that meet ADA laws, decrease trips and/or save money on paratransit services.

Speakers: Bill Welch, SAMTRANS; Richard Weiner, Nelson\Nygaard; Rosa Noya, East Bay Paratransit; Jean Foletta, San Joaquin Transit District; Eileen Wagley, Santa Cruz Metro Moderator: Richard Weiner, Nelson\Nygaard

(Location) Dolores Maintaining and Developing EmployeesLearn how California Transit Managers are motivating their employees and training staff for management positions.

Speakers: Shonna Halterman, City of Clovis; Rick Ramacier, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority; Anne Louise Rice, SAMTRANS; Letitia Young, Paratransit, Inc Moderator: Linda Deavens, Paratransit Inc.

11:30 a.m. Break

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Thursday, April 22, 201011:40 p.m. Breakout Sessions

(Location) Merced AB Emergency and Security Planning Hear about the state and local emergency planning efforts and requirements. Speakers: Richard Devylder, California Office of Emergency Services; James Ogbonna, Caltrans; Roy Glauthier, Transportation Planning & Policy Moderator: Tighe Boyle, Consultant (Location) Offsite SamTrans ADA Eligibility Tour Take a tour of the SamTrans ADA Facility run by CARE Evaluators. Bus leaves the hotel at 11:40 a.m. and will return by 3:00 p.m. Lunch will be provided.

Speakers: David Lee, Care Evaluators; Bill Welch, SAMTRANS; Tina Dubost, SAMTRANS Moderator: SAMTRANS

(Location) Dolores SB 375 Implementation and Statewide Strategic Transit PlanHear about how to meet SB 375 requirement and about the State’s effort to develop a Statewide Transit Strategic Plan.

Speakers: Nathaniel Atherstone, San Joaquin Transit District; Jila Priebe, Caltrans; Susan Harrington, Caltrans Moderator: Susan Harrington, Caltrans

12:00 p.m. NonProfits United Board Meeting(Location) Potrero

Mark your calendars for next year’s Spring Conference & EXPO!

April 19- April 22, 2011 at the Miramonte Resort & Spa, Palm Desert, CA

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

CalACT expresses its appreciation to the Sponsors who generously support the 2010 Spring Conference & EXPO.

CONFERENCE GIVE AWAYTectrans

CONFERENCE PROGRAM & SIGN DESIGN

Moore & Associates, Inc.

LANYARDSNelson\Nygaard Consulting

NAME BADGESBus Watch by Radio Engineering

Industries, Inc

EXPO GRAND PRIZEIntermotiveTransTrack

EXPO COCKTAILSA-Z Bus Sales

Braun CorporationTectrans

TransTrack

EVENING EVENT AT THE EXPLORATORIUM MV Transportation

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS

CaltransPalmer Kazanijan Wohl Hodson LLP

Transit Marketing, LLCTransportation Planning & Policy

University of the Pacific, Paratransit & Transit Certificate Program

TUESDAY BREAKFASTVeolia Transportation

TUESDAY LUNCHFirst Transit

BUS SHOW RECEPTIONCreative Bus Sales

WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST

NonProfits United

WEDNESDAY BREAKHalsey King & Associates

WEDNESDAY LUNCH

NonProfits United

THURSDAY BREAKFASTQ’Straint

Q’STRAINT ANNUAL NATIONAL TRAINING GIFT

Q’Straint

TRANSPORTATION FOR SPEAKERSTectrans

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EXPO Vendors List

Booth # Vendor1 Ecolane2 California Department of Transportation3 Braun Corporation4 Bauer's Intelligent Transportation5 Intermotive6 A-Z Bus Parts7 American Cooling Technology8 Apollo Video Technology9 Creative Bus Parts10 Paratransit Services11 MV Sales & Leasing12 Motor Coach Industries13 Mobilitat14 Clean Energy15 Telma, Inc.16 Trans/Air Manufacturing Corporation17 Tectrans18 Urban Solar Corp.19 Fare Logistics Corporation20 Stratagen Systems, Inc.21 Bus Stuff, Inc.22 Freedman Seating23 TransTrack Systems, Inc.24 Thermo King Corporation25 Ricon, A Division of Vapor26 RouteMatch Software27 Q-Straint28 Creative Bus Sales

Booth # Vendor29 Seon Design, Inc30 TPG Consulting31 Tolar Manufacturing Company, Inc. 32 Carrier Transport Air Conditioning33 Altro Transflor, Transit Division USA34 Forsythe Transportation, Inc.35 Mentor Engineering36 A-Z Bus Sales37 Sure-Lok38 Maxon Mobility39 Trapeze 40 BusWest41 Transit Marketing, LLC42 MOR/ryde International, Inc.43 American Logistics Company44 Zonar Systems45 NextBus46 Daimler Buses47 Acumen Building Enterprise, Inc.48 Radio Engineering Industries49 FASTER Asset Solutions50 National RTAP51 TT H.G. Makelim52 TT Goose Networks53 TT CaIPERS54 TT CA RTAP55 TT PowerSTAR Spark Plugs56 TT Kiddie Aerospace & Defense

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

Conference Committee

The California Association for Coordinated Transportation would like to express our appreciation to our conference committee members for their willingness to serve on the Conference planning committee and assistance in promoting education and learning opportunities for our members.

Chair: Shonna Halterman Chip HazenCharlie Anderson Tom HicksLisa Bell Kevin KaneDick Collier Tim McGowanDave Cyra Dan MundyGracie Davis Debbie NozukaCharlie Dickson Arun PremMarc Ellison Anne Louise RiceDonna Pulverman Dave SmithKimberly Gayle George SparksDennis Guinaw Mark WallChris Hatfield Bill Welch Clay Hartman Annette Williams

2010 Sponsors, Speakers and Exhibitors

The California Association for Coordinated Transportation extends its deep appreciation to Sponsors and Exhibitors for your participation and support of CalACT’s 25th Anniversary Spring Conference and EXPO. It is the valuable support and assistance of these companies and speakers that make the education and networking events of the conference possible.

Host Agencies

We extend our sincere thanks to the wonderful staff at the Central Contra Costa Transit Authority and Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation who assisted in the planning and completion of the CalACT Spring Conference and EXPO. We could not have done it without them. Please join us in thanking Central Contra Costa Transit Authority and Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation for their hard work.

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Agenda at a Glance

MONDAY 10:00 AM 12:30 PM

RTAP Mtg

CalACT Board Mtg Butron

MONDAY 1:00 PM

Grant Writing Fundamentals

Conference Theatre

TUESDAY 8:30 A.M.

Opening Session Keynote

Ballroom East TUESDAY 10:30 A.M.

Mobility Management Basics

Dolores Room

Providing ADA Services Through Taxi’s

Merced AB Grant Writing Essentials

Conference Theatre

TUESDAY 12:00 PM Awards Luncheon

Ballroom East

TUESDAY 1:30 P.M.

Optimizing Services to Increase Ridership

Merced AB

Grant Writing Continued Conference Theatre Bus Stops Merced AB

TUESDAY 3:30 P.M.

Taxi Cabs & Debit Cards Dolores

Federal Grant Programs Conference Theatre

Reducing Risk Butron Bus Stops

Merced AB

TUESDAY 5:00 P.M. CTSA & MM Roundtable Dolores

State Funded Programs Conference Theatre ADA Roundtable

Merced AB

TUESDAY 6:00 PM Bus Show

Bauer’s IT

WEDNESDAY 7:00 A.M. Maintenance Roundtable

Butron

Breakfast Farallon

WEDNESDAY 8:30 A.M.

Technology Tools that Improve Mobility

Conference Theatre

Discrimination & Harassment

Dolores

Technology for Maintenance

Butron

E ective Contracting Merced AB

WEDNESDAY 10:30 A.M.

Successful Mobility Mgmt Centers

Conference Theatre

Leading During Di cult Times

Dolores

Bus Procurement & Inspections

Butron

E ective Contracting Merced AB

WEDNESDAY NOON Lunch in EXPO

Farallon Room

WEDNESDAY 1:30 P.M.

Securing Your Passengers E ectively

Dolores

Marketing to Increase Fare Box Revenue

Conference Theatre

Developing Sustainable Maintenance Facilities

Butron

Redesigning Routes to Maximize Services

Merced AB WEDNESDAY

3:00 P.M. EXPO Trade Show

Ballroom East - West

THURSDAY 8:00 A.M.

Breakfast Bu et Ballroom West

THURSDAY 8:30 A.M.

Q’Straint Drawing Legislative Update

Ballroom West

THURSDAY 10:00 A.M.

Increasing Revenue with Partnerships

Merced AB

Maintaining & Developing Employees

Dolores

ADA Eligibility Programs Butron

THURSDAY 11:40 A.M.

ADA Eligibility Tour SB 375 Dolores

Emergency & Security Planning

Merced AB

Conference Key MM/Coordination/ Technology Management/HR Safety/Maintenance Operations/Special

Sessions

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2010 SPRING CONFERENCE & EXPO