Legislation Details

File #: 25-4503    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Discussion Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/21/2025 In control: Sustainability Commission
On agenda: 10/27/2025 Final action:
Title: RECEIVE Report on the Contra Costa County Employee Commute Survey Report.
Attachments: 1. Sustanability Commission-Commute Survey Report Presentation, 2. CCC Employer Survey 2025 Report
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SUSTAINABILITY COMMISSION
Meeting Date: October 27, 2025
Subject: RECEIVE Report on the Contra Costa County Employee Commute Survey Report
Submitted For: SUSTAINABILITY COMMISSION
Department: DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT
Presenter: Samantha Harris || Planner I | DCD
Contact: Samantha Harris | (925) 655-2881

Referral History and Update:

In August 2025, the Department of Conservation and Development ("DCD") Sustainability Team partnered with 511 Contra Costa (County Transportation Demand Management agency) to develop and release the Contra Costa County Employee Commute Survey ("Survey"). The purpose of the Survey is to update the County operations greenhouse gas emissions data and find gaps in transit and transportation that prevent employees from using an alternative commute mode.

Public Information Officers from various County departments assisted with emailing surveys to County employees, which yielded 2,338 responses. The previous employee commute survey (2019), received only 727 responses. The table below shows response rates for each County department.

2025 Contra Costa County Employee Commute Survey
Response Rate by Department
Contra Costa Health
44.4%
Employment & Human Services
22.9%
Library
5.2%
Conservation & Development
4.1%
Public Works
3.8%
Public Defender
3.2%
District Attorney
3.0%
Information Technology
2.2%
Clerk-Recorder
1.6%
Human Resources
1.5%
Elections
1.2%
County Counsel
1.0%
All other departments
Each < 1%

Survey results show that 95% of employees commute by single occupant vehicles. Of those 95%, 73% of employees would consider using alternate commute modes.
Two key concerns from respondents were a lack of both vehicle and bicycle parking at County facilities (most notably a lack of accessible bicycle lockers and racks at the Contra Costa Regional Medical Center ("CCRMC") and insufficient vehicle parking at both CCRMC and the Martinez Detention Facility).

511 Contra Costa prepared ...

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