Colorado Clean Mobility Planning (CoMP) Project
Expanding access to clean, affordable transportation options
What is CoMP?
The Colorado Clean Mobility Planning (CoMP) Project is a community-driven initiative focused on expanding access to clean, affordable transportation options across the state. The project follows a structured, inclusive process to ensure that clean mobility solutions—such as bike share, car share, ride share, bike libraries, and local transit—reflect the unique needs of each community. Interested in learning more? Contact the DCC team today.
The process includes:
Image from a community bike tour in Fort Morgan
1
Community Engagement & Needs Assessment
Conduct surveys, listening sessions, and outreach to gather input from community members—especially underserved populations—about mobility challenges and priorities.
Conduct surveys, listening sessions, and outreach to gather input from community members—especially underserved populations—about mobility challenges and priorities.
2
Community Education on Clean Mobility Options
Provide accessible education and awareness campaigns about clean transportation modes, including how to use and benefit from bike share, car share, ride share, and transit services.
Provide accessible education and awareness campaigns about clean transportation modes, including how to use and benefit from bike share, car share, ride share, and transit services.
3
Grant Writing & Resource Identification
Translate community-identified needs into strong, competitive grant applications to secure funding from state and local sources for clean mobility projects.
Translate community-identified needs into strong, competitive grant applications to secure funding from state and local sources for clean mobility projects.
4
Capacity Building for Local Partners
Support community-based organizations with technical assistance, training, and planning resources to strengthen their ability to manage and sustain mobility initiatives.
Support community-based organizations with technical assistance, training, and planning resources to strengthen their ability to manage and sustain mobility initiatives.
5
Implementation of Funded Projects
Launch and manage clean mobility projects that have been funded—tailored to each community’s needs and priorities—such as establishing bike libraries, enhancing transit access, or starting car share programs.
Launch and manage clean mobility projects that have been funded—tailored to each community’s needs and priorities—such as establishing bike libraries, enhancing transit access, or starting car share programs.
This process ensures that clean mobility solutions are not only environmentally sustainable but also equitable, practical, and rooted in community input and leadership.
CoMP Partners
In collaboration with Drive Clean Colorado, CoMP is led in partnership with 4CORE and CALSTART
CoMP Communities
As part of the Colorado Clean Mobility Planning Project these local governments are leading the way in implementing equitable clean transportation solutions across the state. Each community brings unique strengths and is at a different stage in their clean mobility journey, offering invaluable support and lessons learned to ensure mobility solutions reflect the specific needs and goals of each community.