Like so many organizations, goHunterdon was forced to cancel the organization’s Annual Meeting and Awards Breakfast due to COVID19 social distancing guidance. Continue reading “Video Takes Place of Annual Meeting: Highlights 2020 Awardees”
Category: 2021 Winter Newsletter
Grant funded Rides Increasing Access to Healthcare
The ability to get to medical appointments is vitally important to improving patient health outcomes, reducing emergency department visits, and hospital readmissions. Continue reading “Grant funded Rides Increasing Access to Healthcare”
New Electric Vehicle Challenge Sparks “Hands On” Learning
More than 135 students at four (4) Hunterdon schools are currently participating in goHunterdon’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Challenge program as part of the Fall/Winter session. Registration for participation in spring session will open in February 2021. Continue reading “New Electric Vehicle Challenge Sparks “Hands On” Learning”
Safe Routes to School Program Continues to Adapt During COVID19
Remote, virtual, hybrid, and “cohort” scheduling. Regardless of where students are learning this school year, goHunterdon continues to provide bicycle and pedestrian safety education to students in grades K-8 as part of the Hunterdon Safe Routes to School Program. Continue reading “Safe Routes to School Program Continues to Adapt During COVID19”
Demographic Trends and Changing Needs Will Guide County Transportation
goHunterdon recently completed an update to the Hunterdon County Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan (CHSTP) in collaboration with the Hunterdon County Department of Human Services. Continue reading “Demographic Trends and Changing Needs Will Guide County Transportation”
Transportation & Mobility Guide Updated for 2021
The Hunterdon County Transportation & Mobility guide, published by goHunterdon, has been updated for 2021. The guide contains a list of transportation services serving Hunterdon County and relevant contact information. Services include bus, rail, taxis, transportation networking companies like Lyft, and non-emergency medical transportation. Continue reading “Transportation & Mobility Guide Updated for 2021”