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CC Exhibit 06-05-2018 Item No. 19 RYDE PresentationProgram Timeline December 2016 •Saratoga conducts pilot program •Conversations with Joe Simitian begin January 2017 •Research into program models begin March 2017 •Initial proposal for RYDE created, circulated to key stakeholders for feedback June 2017 •Funding for RYDE secured •Project approved by SCC Board of Supervisors •West Valley cities and towns sign on to the pilot August 2017 •SASCC and WVCS sign contracts with County October 2017 •Program launches October 23, 2017 •As of the end of May, RYDE has been in operation for 7.5 months Program Overview Based on a program at Avenidas that has been running for 16 years In coordination with Age Friendly Cities Initiative Goal to improve local accessibility, support increased socialization, and connection to the community for senior adults For adults 55+ living in the west valley (Campbell, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga) Geared toward adults not eligible for Paratransit and unable to easily access public transportation (VTA) Curb-to-curb pick-up (for ambulatory adults only) RYDEs provided by a combination of paid driver (1 per site) and volunteer drivers Cost of one-way RYDE based on three fixed tiers Discounts available for individuals living in poverty Total pilot cost: $250,000 ($125,000 per site) Cupertino investment for 2017-2018: $22,000, paid to Santa Clara County Marketing Marketing materials Posters Tri-fold brochures Postcards Car magnet Media Coverage –Mercury News Press Conference/Kick-off event City/Town publications Mailers from Supervisor Joe Simitian’s Office and Santa Clara County Online Face-to-face outreach and word of mouth are the biggest drivers of new RYDErs. Outreach Abundant Life Assembly of God Atlas Health Bethel Lutheran Church Chamber of Commerce / City Hall Chateau Cupertino Chinese Church In Christ Church Assembly In Cupertino Church In Cupertino Cupertino Healthcare and Wellness Center Cupertino Library Cupertino Senior Center CVS Pharmacy De Anza Community College First Baptist Church of Cupertino Good Samaritan United Methodist Church Good Shepherd Christian Church Hillview Bible Chapel Homestead Bowl & The X Bar International Baptist Church Joann Fabrics and Crafts Live Oak Senior Day Services Lutheran Church of Our Savior Minute Clinic New Life Church Northwest YMCA Panera Bread Peninsula Bible Church Quinlan Community Center Rite Aid Saint Joseph of Cupertino Parish Self Help for the Elderly (Cupertino) St Andrew Armenian Church St Jude's Episcopal Church Sunny View Bay Area Retirement Community Target Main Street The Home of Christ Church in Cupertino Union Church of Cupertino Valley Church West Valley Presbyterian Church Whole Foods Clients by Neighborhood C1 2%C2 6% C3 8% C4 16% C5 8% C6 6% C7 30% C8 4% C9 20% Key Metrics Total Cupertino residents month by month with projections 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec There are 50 Cupertino residents enrolled in RYDE (over 200 for the pilot) We project to almost double Cupertino enrollment by the end of December Key Metrics RYDEs delivered to Cupertino residents month by month with projections 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 469 RYDEs have been delivered to Cupertino residents (over 1,600 for the pilot) We project that we will deliver more than 1,500 RYDEs by the end of December Other Metrics Average RYDE length 2.03 miles Average client age 79 This age demographic is less likely to be using smartphones/apps Number of Cupertino clients receiving financial assistance 40 (29% of all pilot clients receiving financial assistance come from Cupertino) Average cost per 4 mile ride for clients on financial assistance: .90 Method of payment 60% credit card, 39% check, 1% cash (we just began accepting cash mid -May) RYDEs delivered by volunteer drivers (versus paid drivers) 20% Popular Destinations Cupertino Senior Center Safeway Kaiser in Santa Clara and Campbell El Camino Hospital in Mountain View Odd Fellows Cupertino Lodge Hair Salons Challenges Program launched in September, but participation was low until January Building awareness, understanding, and trust among older adults Travel distance Hiring drivers Volunteer recruitment Proposal for 2018-2019 Cupertino is asked to consider an investment of $22,000 in RYDE for the next fiscal year Estimated numbers for 2018-2019 Total Cupertino clients enrolled: 140 Total Cupertino RYDEs delivered: 3,080 Average Cupertino Investment per RYDE: $7.14 Questions? Thank you for your support!