Accessible Transportation for All

Region 1 | TBD
Coos and Grafton Counties

Grafton-Coos Regional Coordinating Council


Who We Are

The mission of the Grafton-Coos Regional Coordinating Council (GCRCC) is the development of a diverse system of transportation options in the Grafton-Coos Region. The GCRCC’s objectives include:

  • Transportation accessible to all; inviting to all ages and all walks of life;
  • Collaboration among human service agencies, municipalities, businesses, and citizens;
  • Expanded public transportation services and options, including volunteers, carpooling, taxi services, and rail, bicycle and pedestrian paths;
  • Transportation within the counties and connections with other regions.

Participants on the GCRCC have included a broad array of organizations and individuals interested in improving community transportation services in the Grafton-Coos Region. The Grafton-Coos Regional Coordinating Council (GCRCC) meets quarterly to share updates and find opportunities to coordinate efforts to provide transportation access to more people within the region.

GCRCC


Lead Agency

Tri County Community Action Program, Inc. has been helping people and changing lives since 1965. Our array of fifty-five different services offered at forty-eight points of access service sites in Coos, Carroll and Grafton Counties assist over 20,000 individuals and families every year. For many families we serve, Tri County CAP programs are the difference between struggling to survive and the opportunity to become self-sufficient. Our strength as a community action agency lies in our service to others and how our programs contribute to making our communities healthy and prosperous places to live.

Our Mission is to provide opportunities to strengthen communities by improving the lives of low to moderate income families and individuals.

http://www.tccap.org/

Tala Silver, region 1 mobility manager

Mobility Manager

Tala Silver

Phone: (603) 723-4064 
Email: tsilver@tccap.org

Join Us in Improving Transportation in the Grafton-Coos Region!

The Grafton-Coos Regional Coordinating Council welcomes community members, organizations, and transportation providers who are interested and passionate about enhancing transportation services in our beautiful region!

Meeting Details 

Meetings are typically held at the AHEAD Conference Room located at 262 Cottage Street, Littleton, NH 03561. For those unable to attend in person, a Zoom link will be provided to join remotely.

Get Involved

We look forward to collaborating with you to improve transportation accessibility and connectivity in our region.  If you are interested in attending or contributing to our efforts, please reach out to:

Region #1 Mobility Manager TBD

Nick Altonaga
Transportation Planner
Email: naltonaga@nccouncil.org
Phone: 603-444-6303 ext. 2021

Meeting Agenda Packets

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