Local Resources

Get There Oregon Regional Partners

Get There Oregon’s Regional Partners provide transportation options services in communities  across Oregon.

Transportation options (TO) are sustainable and efficient modes of transportation, including transit, biking, walking, carpooling, vanpooling, and others that reduce reliance on driving alone.

Get There Oregon’s Regional Partners provide:

Local administration of the statewide trip-planning and rideshare matching tool, Get There Connect.
Employer assistance with accessing local resources and TO services, Get There Oregon resources, and Get There by Vanpool program subsidies.
Support for participants of Get There Oregon’s statewide initiatives such as the October Get There Challenge and April Commute Challenge.

Additional activities and services provided by Regional Partners vary, but may include managing regional Emergency Ride Home programs, collaborating with other local and regional agencies and TO providers, assessing shared micromobility, implementing local construction or congestion mitigation TO programs, and supporting employers in compliance with the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ’s) Employee Commute Options (ECO) Rules.

Find transportation options resources near you!

Select your county on the map below to find the Get There Oregon Regional Partner and other transportation options programs available in your area.

Cascades West Transit and Ride Options

Cascades West Transit and Ride Options is part of Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner covering Benton, Lincoln, and Linn Counties.

Questions? Contact Cascades West at [email protected] or 541-812-2004.

Find more information on transit schedules and Cascades West’s transportation programs on the Cascades West Transportation Services page.

Cherriots

Cherriots is a public transportation agency that provides bus services in Salem, Keizer, and the mid-Willamette Valley, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner covering Yamhill, Polk, and Marion Counties.

Questions? Contact Cherriots staff at 503-588-2877 or email a request for information to [email protected].

Find more information on all of Cherriots programs and services on the Cherriots website.

Columbia Pacific Economic Development District

Columbia Pacific Economic Development District, also known as Col-Pac, is a non-profit organization focused on strengthening the livability of Northwest Oregon, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner covering Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties.

Questions? Contact Col-Pac staff at 503-397-3099 or email a request for information to [email protected].

Find more information on Col-Pac’s programs and services on the Col-Pac website.

Additional TO Programs in Northwest Oregon

Clatsop, Tillamook and Columbia counties:  NW Connector

Commute Options

Commute Options is a transportation options nonprofit that works on programs and projects across Oregon, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner covering communities in Central and Eastern Oregon.

Questions? Contact Commute Options staff at 541-668-6138 or email a request for information to [email protected].

Find more information on all of Commute Options’ programs and services on the Commute Options website.

Get There Portland Metro

Get There Portland Metro is run by Metro Regional Government and serves communities in the Portland Metro Area, including those in Clackamas, Washington, and Multnomah County.

Questions? Contact the Get There Portland Metro team at [email protected].

Find more information on all of Get There Portland Metro’s programs and services on the Get There Portland Metro website.

Additional TO Programs in the Portland Metro

Beaverton-Hillsboro: Westside Transportation Alliance
Portland – Lloyd district:  Go Lloyd
City of Portland:  SmartTrips
City of Vancouver/SW Washington:  Get There SW Washington 
Wilsonville: SMART

Gorge Translink

Gorge TransLink is an alliance of public transportation providers, public planning agencies, and community organizations that provide connectivity and transportation services in the Mid-Columbia River Gorge area, including links to Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA. Their transportation options partnership with Get There Connect is administered by the Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) and covers communities in Hood River County.

Questions? Contact MCEDD’s Mobility Manager at [email protected].

Find more information on all of Gorge TransLink’s programs and services on the Gorge TransLink website.

Lane Council of Governments

Lane Council of Governments (LCOG) is a regional planning, coordination, program development, and service organization for communities across Lane County, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner covering Lane County.

Questions? Contact the LCOG team at 541-682-4405.

Find more information on all of LCOG’s programs and services on the LCOG website.

Additional TO Programs in Lane County

Central Lane County (within Eugene/Springfield/Coburg area):  Central Lane Transportation Options Information

Rogue Valley Transportation District

Rogue Valley Transportation District (RVTD) is the public transportation provider in the Rogue Valley, which serves as Get There Oregon’s Regional Partner Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, and Jackson Counties.

Questions? Contact the RVTD team at 541-779-2877.

Find more information about RVTD’s programs and services and transit schedule on the RVTD website.