About Us

We work with members and community partners to plan and manage safe, convenient, and economical transportation & parking options to better coordinate land use, reduce environmental impacts and boost economic vitality.

CATMA is a non-profit 501(c)(3), membership based, transportation management association serving Chittenden County.

We administer and manage customized, transportation demand management (TDM) programs that offer a better way to get to work, save money, reduce parking challenges and congestion, and cut carbon emissions. We’ll help you get there.

Our Overarching Goals

Improve the transportation network
by working together with our members and the community
Reduce greenhouse gases
by reducing the use of single occupant vehicles
Establish ourselves
as the Mobility Management Center/ Disseminator of Information for region
Support our partners
and advocate for TDM Policy and Best Practices
Create a strong network
of TDM Advocates
Ensure a vibrant and cooperative organization
Our Vision

An efficient, reliable and sustainable transportation network in Chittenden County that reduces the reliance on single occupant vehicles.

Our Plan

The Board of Directors and Staff of CATMA engaged in a strategic planning process in early 2019. The resulting strategic plan represents the culmination of data gathered and reflects realistic goals and strategies as identified by those closely associated with the work of CATMA. The plan is intended to guide CATMA through the next three years the and the organization will grow strategically in response to the areas identified in the plan.

View the 2021–2023 Plan

CATMA is one of two TMA’s in Vermont and one of over 175 TMA’s in the country.

  • We have a credible history of consistent leadership and community partnerships.
  • We bridge gaps between local, regional and state government agencies, service providers and organizations.
  • We use our voice to influence policy and expert advice to integrate transportation demand management into regional projects.

Board of Directors

Meet our team

Charlie Baker

Chair
Executive Director, Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission

Luce Hillman

Vice Chair
Executive Director Facilities Management, University of Vermont

Nic Anderson

Treasurer
Assistant Vice President of Planning and Operations, Champlain College

Mike-Ann Young

Secretary
Director of Security, Parking & Transportation, University of Vermont Medical Center

History of CATMA

In 1992, Champlain College, University of Vermont Medical Center and the University of Vermont agreed to share resources as well as jointly plan, develop, and manage all transportation and parking programs, infrastructure, and associated facilities, through the formation of the Campus Area Transportation Management Association (CATMA). This joint planning yielded coordinated land use planning conforming to the Municipal Development Plans for the cities of Burlington and South Burlington and the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission’s ECOS Plan.

While “The Hill” institutions have been collaborating to reduce traffic, parking issues, and emissions since 1992 through their investment and commitment to CATMA and TDM, Chittenden County has experienced steady growth. The increase in population brings traffic congestion, degradation of air quality, and constant need for land use planning that incorporates the ideals of “smart growth.” CATMA’s successful business model and leadership is now offered county-wide and our name has changed to Chittenden Area Transportation Management Association (still CATMA).

CATMA Annual Report

Highlights of our work in 2023, including the work that we do to support our members like our programs and our work to support TDM regionally like the 2023 Transportation Summit. This report will also highlight what CATMA has to come in 2024 such as the 2024 Transportation Summit

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Reports

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February 24, 2022

CATMA 2022 Annual Report