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TDA 4.5 Document E(a) <br /> Page 7 <br /> The Pleasanton Paratransit Service Riders' Guide is mailed to all existing clients. <br /> It is also distributed to all new clients, local businesses, medical offices, the <br /> library, and senior housing complexes. <br /> The fifth annual PPS Transit Fair was held March 17, 2010, and included transit <br /> providers from around the Bay Area. Residents had an opportunity to learn more <br /> about a variety of transit resources. <br /> The Access Alameda Transit Guide, developed through ACTIA, is also distributed <br /> to all new paratransit clients. <br /> The City of Pleasanton web site (www.ci.pleasanton.ca.us) includes a paratransit <br /> information page and paratransit applications are now. <br /> Local transit information is coordinated through collaborative marketing efforts <br /> with LAVTA. All Pleasanton Paratransit Service printed materials include <br /> information about the services offered by LAVTA, and vice versa. WHEELS route <br /> information and passes are available at the Pleasanton Senior Center. <br /> Regular outreach meetings are held with LAVTA staff at local senior housing <br /> complexes. These mini transit fairs are very popular. In addition, the PPS <br /> Supervisor attends LAVTA's Wheels Accessible Advisory Committee meetings. <br /> Senior and Disabled BART passes are also sold at the Pleasanton Senior Center. <br /> Additional staff time has been allocated to provide monthly outreach to local <br /> senior housing complexes, community organizations, and the local business <br /> community in an effort to market the Downtown Route service. <br /> Special event transit articles are featured in local newspapers. <br /> PPS is listed in the Tri- Valley Pocket Guide for Human Services that was <br /> distributed to over 8,000 people in both Spanish and English. <br />