Senior & Disabled Transporation Services Program
The number of Monterey County residents 75 years of age and older is projected to increase from 19,000 in 2000 to 44,000 in 2030. The health and well-being of seniors and persons with disabilities depends on their ability to travel to health care, engage in social activities, and go shopping independently. Providing low-cost transportation services will allow working adults to help their parents and grandparents thrive. The Measure X funded Senior and Disabled Transportation program will fund non-profit transportation to support seniors and persons with disabilities.
The Senior & Disabled Transportation Services Program is part of the Regional Safety, Mobility and Walkability Measure X Program. Measure X allocates $18.6 million over 30 years to this program, which is approximately $620,000 per year.
Program Purpose & Goals
As spelled out in the Policies & Project Descriptions for the Transportation Safety & Investment Plan:
- The purpose of this program is to increase transportation services for seniors and persons with disabilities to support their ability to live independently in their homes and communities.
- This program will fund non-profit transportation to support seniors and persons with disabilities.
- This program provides the following benefits:Give seniors more transportation options.Support independent travel by people with disabilities.Provide safer and more reliable senior transportation services.
The intent of this program is to fund projects, programs, and operations that meet these goals.
Cycle 4 - Call for Projects Open October 30, 2025
The Call for Projects for the upcoming Cycle 4 grant period will open on October 30, 2025 and applications are due December 18, 2025 at 12:00pm PST. Cycle 4 will be a 3-year funding period (Fiscal Years 2026/27 - 2028/29), providing $1.86 million in Measure X funds. A Cycle 4 Program Guidelines can be viewed below and applications materials will be posted on the opening date. Please submit any comments or questions to Aaron Hernandez, Transportation Planner at 831-775-4412 or aaron@tamcmonterey.org.
Program Guidelines - Adopted by the TAMC Board on October 22, 2025:
Measure X Senior & Disabled - Cycle 4 - Program Guidelines.pdfApplication:
To be posted on October 30, 2025.
Cycle 3
2024 Annual Reports:
AOA - FY23-24 Annual Report.pdfBVIC - FY23-24 Annual Report.pdfITN - FY23-24 Annual Report.pdfJKMP - FY23-24 Annual Report.pdfPFC - FY23-24 Annual Report.pdfSuccesful Applications:
Alliance on Aging - Cycle 3 - Application PacketBVIC - Cycle 3 - Application Packet.pdfITN - Cycle 3 - Application Packet.pdfJosephine Kernes Memorial Pool - Cycle 3 - Application PacketPFC - Cycle 3 - Application Packet.pdfCycle 2
Cycle 2 Closeout Reports:
AOA - FY22-23 Cycle 2 Closeout Report.pdfITN - FY22-23 Cycle 2 Closeout Report.pdfJKMP - FY22-23 Cycle 2 Closeout Report.pdfPFC - FY22-23 Cycle 2 Closeout Report.pdf2022 Annual Reports:
AOA - FY21-22 Annual Report.pdfITN - FY21-22 Annual Report.pdfJKMP - FY21-22 Annual Report.pdfPFC TAMC FY21-22 Summary Report.pdf2021 Annual Reports:
AOA - FY20-21 Annual Report.pdfITN FY2020-21 - Annual Report.pdfJKMP - FY20-21 Annual ReportPFC - FY20-21 - Annual Report.pdfSuccessful Applications:
AOA - Cycle 2 - Application Packet.pdfCycle 1
For Cycle 1 annual reports and applications, please reach out to Aaron Hernandez, the Agency’s Senior and Disabled Program contact person. You can reach him at (831) 775-4412, or via email at: aaron@tamcmonterey.org
