Bobbi Cummiskey is a transportation advocate and working parent helping Oregon communities plan for a more sustainable and resilient future. She currently works in climate and transportation policy, supporting efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through expanded transportation choices, public transit investment, and the transition to electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Prior to her policy work, Bobbi spent nearly a decade as an engineering geologist, studying the interaction between natural systems and the built environment.
A longtime advocate for community engagement and public service, Bobbi believes transportation is about more than getting from one place to another—it is about creating opportunity, improving public health, strengthening local economies, and ensuring everyone can safely access the places they need to go. As a resident of Bend, she is passionate about building transportation systems that support people of all ages and abilities, those that choose not or cannot drive a car, while helping Oregon meet its climate goals.
When she isn't working on transportation and climate solutions, Bobbi enjoys exploring Central Oregon with her family, yoga, knitting, and paddle boarding.
