Who Are We
Formed in 2015, the Community Transportation Committee is a non-profit dedicated to expanding inclusive transportation options for residents of Johnson county, Iowa. CTC's membership is made up of concerned citizens, volunteers, and bus riders.
The Community Transportation Committee is an ALL VOLUNTEER 501c(3) nonprofit organization. We do not have any paid staff or a paid executive director. We are composed of members, dues-paying voting members, a board, and elected officers. As a small nonprofit, we currently don't have the budget for a paid accountant. However, our financial records are available upon request.
About us
Fall 2020 Intern Maya Sims
Fall 2020 Intern Jenna Dorer
Fall 2020 Intern Elizabeth Storey
Spring 2020 Intern Andrew Jansen
Spring 2020 Intern Lindsey Towle
Spring 2019 Intern Madylin Merydith
Spring 2019 Intern Sujit Singh
Spring 2019 Intern Josalyn Benitez
Summer/Fall 2018 Intern Gabriela Escoto
Summer/Fall 2018 Intern Erich Martin
Summer 2017 Intern: John Maddock
Summer 2015 Intern: Laura Jackson
President: Jeremy Endsley, 916-599-9399
Interns
Laura Jackson completed an internship with the CTC as part of her Master's in social work at The University of Iowa. Laura assisted with a community survey project in order to determine the greatest needs to increase access to transportation in the Iowa City, Coralville, and North Liberty area. Laura also assisted with making contacts in the community to present this information to and coordinate improvements in transportation services. Additionally, Laura organized a dance fundraiser event which raised $500 to purchase bus tickets which were disbursed to area non-profits including Shelter House, the Coralville, North Liberty, and Iowa City food banks, Neighborhood Community Centers in Iowa City, and other agencies serving low-income or marginalized communities.
During my internship with the CTC I helped out with research and social media. I learned a lot about community activism and how to be good ally. I got the chance to learn a lot about great organizations and leaders in the Iowa City community. -Gabriela Escoto
