District Mobility Managers
District Mobility Managers coordinate transportation resources across Idaho's six I-way districts, helping residents and communities connect with the travel options they need.
Each I-way district is served by a dedicated Mobility Manager who works with local partners, transit providers, and community organizations to improve access to transportation. Whether you need help finding a ride, planning a trip, or coordinating services in your area, your district's Mobility Manager is the first point of contact.
District 1
Mobility Manager
Northern Idaho — serving Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, and Shoshone counties.
Email: skiebert@i-way.org
District 2
Mobility Manager
North-central Idaho — serving Latah, Clearwater, Nez Perce, Lewis, and Idaho counties.
Contact via I-way Contact
District 3
Mobility Manager
Southwest Idaho — serving Adams, Washington, Payette, Gem, Canyon, Owyhee, and Boise counties.
Contact via I-way Contact
District 4
Mobility Manager
South-central Idaho — serving Elmore, Camas, Blaine, Gooding, Lincoln, Jerome, Twin Falls, and Cassia counties.
Contact via I-way Contact
District 5
Mobility Manager
Southeast Idaho — serving Power, Bannock, Bingham, Caribou, Oneida, Franklin, and Bear Lake counties.
Contact via I-way Contact
District 6
Mobility Manager
Eastern Idaho — serving Butte, Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison, Teton, Bonneville, and Lemhi counties.
Contact via I-way Contact
Need help finding your district? Visit the Community Coordination page for district maps and meeting information.
For general inquiries, reach the I-way team at info@i-way.org or use the Contact Us form.
Idaho's I-way districts are designed to connect residents across the state with accessible and efficient travel options. Each district is served by a Mobility Manager who coordinates with local transit providers, community organizations, and government agencies to address transportation needs. These professionals help bridge gaps in public mobility, ensuring that Idahoans can reach desired destinations whether by bus, ridesharing, walking, or biking. The program emphasizes shared modes and community resources, making travel more affordable and reducing reliance on single-occupancy vehicles. By working closely with local partners, Mobility Managers support a connected network of transportation choices that serve both urban and rural communities throughout the state.
Mobility Managers play a key role in helping individuals navigate the transportation options available in their region. They assist with trip planning, provide information about transit schedules and routes, and connect residents to services that support independent travel. This includes coordinating with intercity bus services, community shuttles, and volunteer driver programs. For those with limited mobility or special needs, Mobility Managers can help identify accessible and appropriate solutions. Their work ensures that transportation is not a barrier to employment, healthcare, education, or community involvement. By serving as a central point of contact, they make the statewide travel network more user-friendly and inclusive for all Idahoans.
Beyond individual assistance, Mobility Managers work to strengthen the overall transportation system in their districts. They collaborate with local leaders to identify gaps in service, advocate for new routes or expanded hours, and support funding applications for transit improvements. This systems-level approach helps communities develop sustainable mobility solutions that meet evolving needs. Mobility Managers also participate in regional planning efforts and coordinate with neighboring districts to create seamless connections across the state. Their efforts contribute to a more efficient and integrated travel network, reducing duplication of services and maximizing the impact of available resources. This work supports Idaho's vision of a connected, accessible statewide transportation system.