Transit Columbus is a grassroots advocacy group led by our community.

We are run, first and foremost, by our members and community. While we work directly with the city, COTA, MORPC, and other organizations, it is as constituents and community leaders.

Mission

Together we are working to transform our transportation and mobility options to center people and communities, increase equity, and expand opportunity.

The Transit Columbus Board

The Transit Columbus board is made up of community members whose primary means of transportation are bus, bicycle, wheelchair, or walking. Some may have access to a car, while others do not. Our lived experiences allow us to advocate in the interests of ourselves and other community members who want our communities to prioritize people over cars.

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Stevie Pasamonte
Chair

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Victoria Yost
Secretary

Duncan Siror
Board Member

Trevin Flickinger
Vice Chair

D’Laveance Bert-Sims
Board Member

Gillian Desormeaux
Board Member

PSSST! We’re looking for additional board members. Want to help us transform the way we get around?

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~ Open Position ~
Treasurer

Transit Columbus Staff

Our team is small but mighty. :) They are instrumental in keeping Transit Columbus operating. To help us grow this section, consider making a recurring donation.

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Brianne Miller
Community Outreach Coordinator

Transit Columbus FAQs

  • Transit Columbus was organized in 2011 by community members who had long been working on sustainability and sustainable transportation. They believed that Columbus residents and the Columbus region could never reach our fullest potential without major improvements in sustainable transportation, most importantly a high capacity public transit system.

    Since our organization came into existence we have advocated for better transit, pedestrian, and cycling infrastructure on the local and state level, hosted events, and worked to raise the profile of transit and transit related issues.

  • Transit Columbus is a 501c3 non-profit organization with a Board of Directors and Board Officers. In early 2022 our organization made the decision to transition to a more community driven organization. This means we are looking to empower community members to advocate for sustainable transportation and seeking your involvement in our organization and in all our advocacy work.

    The easiest way to get involved is to attend one regular meetings or events.