Initial development of the Mobility Management Sustainability Assessment Tool (herein, MM-SAT) occurred during year three of the NCMM Workplan (March 2021 – February 2022). Mobility management professionals from Arizona, Wisconsin and Minnesota assisted NCMM with the early development of the MM-SAT during work sessions at their respective conferences. This initial work allowed NCMM to test assumptions, assess the understanding of certain concepts and explore how a group of mobility management professionals interacted during group discussion of topics covered by the MM-SAT. At the conclusion of this learning process, NCMM incorporated lessons learned and created a pilot version of the MM-SAT. The final step of the development process was to pilot the MM-SAT in two different states. NCMM worked with Ohio Department of Transportation, Office of Transit and a group of its mobility managers through a statewide network evaluation using the MM-SAT in Ohio. NCMM also worked with a Mobility Manager in Region 10 Mobility Manager that led the Alliance for Community Transportation and its members through a regional network evaluation of the MM-SAT in New Hampshire so that we could see the tool implemented at two different targeted focus areas, state and regional. Once completed, NCMM again incorporated what it learned and published the current version of the MM-SAT.

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