Statewide Mobility Network

Bringing Oklahoma agencies together to improve transportation access and coordination.


The Statewide Mobility Network (SWMN) convenes Oklahoma state agencies alongside partner organizations and foundations to discuss transportation needs, share mobility initiatives, and coordinate solutions. Hosted by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), these monthly meetings are an open, collaborative forum for agencies that want to participate, partner, or learn more about public transit and the Oklahoma Mobility Management Program.

SWMN Meeting Schedule

  • When: The 3rd Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m. CT



  • Host: Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT)


Dates may shift for holidays or special sessions. Please check your calendar invite, back here on the webpage, or contact ohook@odot.org for any updates and meeting cancellations.


Upcoming Dates:

  • August 21, 2025
  • September 18, 2025
  • October 16, 2025
  • November 20, 2025
  • December 18, 2025
  • January 15, 2026
  • February 19, 2026
  • March 19, 2026
  • April 16, 2026
  • May 21, 2026


Sign up for SWMN Meetings or Emails
  • State agencies (health, human services, education, veterans, aging, workforce, etc.)
  • Tribal partners, statewide organizations, and foundations
  • Public transit providers and mobility management programs
  • Cross‑sector partners whose programs depend on reliable transportation

Participation is open to state agencies, statewide organizations, and invited partners whose work intersects with transportation and mobility.

  • Coordinate across agencies. Reduce silos, align programs, and avoid duplication of efforts.
  • Spot gaps & remove barriers. Identify unmet transportation needs—especially in rural and underserved communities—and surface practical solutions.
  • Build an inclusive system. Support ADA accessibility, safety, and equitable access to mobility for all Oklahomans.


  • Program updates: Announcements, news, and upcoming funding opportunities
  • Spotlight presentations: Short briefings on active mobility initiatives, pilots, or research
  • Barrier‑busting: Identify service gaps (e.g., driver shortages, after‑hours trips, NEMT coordination) and brainstorm solutions
  • Data & performance: Measures that matter—availability, accessibility, on‑time performance, and rider experience


  1. Register for the next meeting – Sign up here to receive the calendar invite and joining link.
  2. Join the email list – Subscribe for reminders, agendas, and notes.
  3. Share materials – Share our statewide flyer, one‑pagers, or links with others.
  4. Accessibility & accommodations – If you require meeting accommodations, contact us at least five business days before the meeting.


Regional & Local Coordination Meetings:

Do you want to meet on a local or regional level?


Visit our Coordination Meetings page for meeting opportunities on a more targeted level.

Mobility Management Supports all State Agencies in Oklahoma. 

Here's how:

  • Healthcare Authority

    Sooneride/Soonercare: 

    • Individuals refuse to let us refer them to Soonerride- even when they are eligible because of past experiences with the service
    • Received reports of individuals are not being picked up after appointments
    • reports of individuals walking along the interstate home after not being picked up
    • Individuals are missing doctor appointments

    Mobility management can help assist abandoned patients by setting up transportation. We would like to work with Healthcare Authority and Modivcare to address complaints, improve transporation services and ensure a better service with both state agencies working together. 

  • Dept. of Health

    MM can help with communications and transportation access to health initiatives:

    • Community health resource information 
    • Vaccine locations
    • Health fairs
    • Hospital closing community support

    Health transportation concerns:

    • Hospitals- individuals get an ambulance ride in but no transportation home or for follow-up doctor appt.

    Mobility Management can help by setting up transportation and mobility projects around the healthcare initiatives in the community. Better access to services, information at events and a transportation specialist to assist with helping patients identify all transportation services.

  • Mental Health Services

    • Individuals suffering from isolation due to lack of transportation resources.
    • Access/transportation to treatment or therapy before it becomes a critical need.
    • Information to support the individuals needs before things get out of hand
    • MM's will also be trained in the Science of Hope

  • Dept. of Human Services

    Individuals need transportation to human service programs and resources. Here are a few other ways mobility management can help:

    • A social worker for transportation contact for indiviudals needing to investigate solutions
    • Mobility projects can be developed around the human service program to support ongoing transportation projects

  • Disabilities Concerns & Dept. of Rehabilitation Services

    Mobility management provides inclusive planning to ensure that we are effectively moving people and not just vehicles. Other areas mobility management helpes include:

    • ADA accessiblity
    • Availability of services
    • Reasonable modification 
    • Travel training
    • Fare funding and eligibility of services
    • Paratransit service procedures

  • Dept. of Corrections

    Need transportation resources for:

    • Visitors
    • including children
    • Volunteers
    • Employees
    • Inmate release- transportation from prison to nearest town

    Inmate re-entry transportation for:


    Groceries

    Medical Facilities

    Social Service Program Offices

    Employment

    Parole Officer Appts.

    Court Appts.

    *Special consideration of mobility needs for inmates with disabilities.


    Justice involved individuals overall (not incarcerated)


    Need transportation:


    To court appointments, probation officer meetings, groceries, medications, healthcare, employment and social services.


    Complications that make things worse:


    Arriving late or no-show to court, meetings with probation officers, counselors, and social workers due to lack of transportation

  • Workforce, Commerce & Employment

    Mobility management can explore and develop solutions around employment transportation needs. They also coordinate job fair transportation as well as provide information about transportation at these job fairs. 


    Other ways we need mobility management in Workforce:

    1. Individuals- need information on transportation resources
    2. Employers- need transportation collaboration with providers to ensure access to transportation for employees. 

  • Child and Youth Programs

    Child and parent transportation services and support.


    MM programs can help with:

    • Child Travel Training
    • Safe travel & unaccompanied youth
    • Youth transportation projects:
    • Kids programs (ride free programs during school year, after hours, etc.)
    • Children of incarcerated parents
    • Homeless youth transportation programs

  • Dept. of Public Safety

     Individuals who cannot obtain a driver's license or aging individuals who are no longer able to operate a personal vehicle. They need information about transportation resources and mobility management program supports. 

  • Veterans Services

    Supporting additional transportation services for Veterans who need transportation beyond medical trips to the VA.

  • Emergency Management Services

    Disaster recovery information and mobility support

Goal =

100% mobility management program coverage of Oklahoma by 2030

More mobility management programs are needed!

Join efforts to sustain programs and expand statewide.

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