About me
Chris Wycoff is a retired high school teacher who has also worked in the technology sector as a software developer. He has been legally blind since 2004. Chris has used every type of vehicle UTA has to offer and is a long-time rider. His focus since joining the Committee on Accessible Transportation (CAT) committee is to assist the sighted community to understand the essential needs of those with disabilities so solutions can become transformative. Often, that means showing rather than telling someone a better way so people can realize why some things work for the disability community and why others do not.
Chris believes in a cooperative approach to problem-solving with all concerned parties providing input. Working together, we can make valuable contributions that allow the disability community to have the opportunity to access our community more easily than ever before. He enjoys fishing, reading, sports, cooking, and being with his grandchildren.
