status of public transit in ohio

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Status of Public Transit

in Ohio July 2011

information in this report is based on 2010 data

Prepared by the ODOT Office of Transit www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Transit

ODOT Status of Public Transit in Ohio • July 2011

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Status of Public Transit in Ohio

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Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Ohio Transit Facts .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Map and Listing of Ohio’s Public Transportation Systems ........................................................................................................ 6

Urban Transit Program ............................................................................................................................................ 10 Ohio’s Urban Transit Systems Map and Listing ......................................................................................................................... 10

Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) .......................................................................................................... 11 Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) ......................................................................................................... 11 Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) ............................................................................................................................. 15 Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) ...................................................................................................................... 17 Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) ......................................................................................................... 19 Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) ................................................................................................. 21 Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) ..................................................................................................... 23 Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) ................................................................................................................... 25 Laketran ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 27 Lawrence County Port Authority ........................................................................................................................................... 29 Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) .............................................................................................................................. 31 Lorain County Transit (LCT) ................................................................................................................................................. 33 METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) ..................................................................................................................... 35 Miami County Transit System ................................................................................................................................................ 37 Middletown Transit System (MTS) ........................................................................................................................................ 39 Newark–Heath Earthworks Transit ...................................................................................................................................... 41 Niles Trumbull Transit System (NITTS) .............................................................................................................................. 43 Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) ............................................................................................. 45 Richland County Transit (RCT) ............................................................................................................................................. 47 Sandusky Transit System (STS) .............................................................................................................................................. 49 Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) ..................................................................................................... 51 Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) ................................................................................................................................... 53 Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) ................................................................................................................ 55 Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) .............................................................................................................. 57 Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) ............................................................................................................ 59 Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) ........................................................................................... 61 Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA)....................................................................................................................... 63

Rural Transit Program .............................................................................................................................................. 68 Ohio’s Rural Transit Systems Map and Listing ........................................................................................................................... 68

Ashland Public Transit ............................................................................................................................................................. 69 Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) ............................................................................................................. 71 Athens Transit ........................................................................................................................................................................... 73 Bowling Green Transit ............................................................................................................................................................ 75 Carroll County Transit System ............................................................................................................................................... 77 Champaign Transit System...................................................................................................................................................... 79 Chillicothe Transit System....................................................................................................................................................... 81 Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS)..................................................................... 83 Crawford County Transportation Program ......................................................................................................................... 85 Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) .............................................................................................................................. 87 Fayette County Transportation Program .............................................................................................................................. 89 Geauga County Transit ............................................................................................................................................................ 91


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Greenville Transit System ....................................................................................................................................................... 93 Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) ................................................................................................................ 95 Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) .............................................................................................................................. 97 Huron County Transit ............................................................................................................................................................. 99 Lancaster Public Transit System .......................................................................................................................................... 101 Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) ............................................................................................... 103 Logan Transit System (City of Logan) ................................................................................................................................ 105 Marion Area Transit (MAT) ................................................................................................................................................. 107 Medina County Transit ......................................................................................................................................................... 109 Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) ............................................................................................................................... 111 Monroe County Public Transportation .............................................................................................................................. 113 Morgan County Transit ......................................................................................................................................................... 115 Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) ............................................................................................................. 117 Perry County Transit (PCT) ................................................................................................................................................. 119 Pickaway Area Rural Transit ................................................................................................................................................ 121 Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) .............................................................................................. 123 Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) .................................................... 125 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) .................................................................................................................... 127 Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) ............................................................................................................... 129 Shelby Public Transit ............................................................................................................................................................. 131 South East Area Transit (SEAT) ......................................................................................................................................... 133 Warren County Transit Service ............................................................................................................................................ 135 Wilmington Transit System .................................................................................................................................................. 137

PTMS New Vehicle Codes ...................................................................................................................................... 141

Ohio’s Specialized Transportation Program ........................................................................................................... 144

Mobility Managers/OCP ........................................................................................................................................ 151

New Freedom Program ........................................................................................................................................... 159

Job Access and Reverse Commute Program ........................................................................................................... 167

Transportaiton Partnership of Ohio ........................................................................................................................ 171

Metropolitan Planning Organizations .................................................................................................................... 175

Agencies and Organizations ................................................................................................................................... 179

Glossary ................................................................................................................................................................... 183


Introduction 5

Introduction

Public transportation is a resource valued by millions of Ohioans. ODOT funded public transportation systems provided 107,388,944 million trips in 2010. Public transportation empowers individuals to be independent, seek and retain employment, receive life–saving medical treatments, and gain access to new opportunities.

This report provides profiles for the 62 transit systems, 194 Specialized Transportation Program agencies, 16 Mobility Management/Ohio Coordination Programs, 15 New Freedom Programs and 16 Job Access & Reverse Commute Programs funded through the ODOT Office of Transit. It also provides a list of associations, agencies, and organizations that frequently interact with the Office of Transit. A copy of this report can be downloaded from our website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Transit/Pages/default.aspx, under Publications.

The information in this report has been gathered from calendar year 2010 data. The data has not been audited and is subject to change. Please contact each individual organization for the most recent data.

Ohio Transit Facts

Total number of Public Transit systems in Ohio for 2010 – 62 systems

Urban Systems – 27 Rural Systems – 35 Ridership (General Public) for 2010

Total ridership 107.4 million trips Ridership (Elderly & Disabled) for 2010

Elderly & Disabled ridership 15.2 million trips Public Transit Fleet for 2010

Total Public Transit Fleet – 3,334 vehicles Public Transit Fleet wheelchair accessible – 96.2% Administration Costs

Costs for ODOT to administer all federal and state public transit programs have averaged 2.6% since 1998

State Funding Trends

SFY 2010 GRF budget for Transit Funding is 66% less than SFY 2000

Current state funding for transit has been reduced to levels not seen since the early 1980s

Additional $20 million in Federal Flex Funds are being provided.

Specialized Transportation Program Vehicles for 2010

Total number of vehicles – 583 Number of vehicles funded in 2010 – 76 Specialized Transportation vehicle fleet wheelchair

accessible – 95% Counties served in 2010

Rural Public Transit – 36 Urban Public Transit – 27 Specialized Transportation Program – 64 JARC/New Freedom Program – 26 Counties unserved – 2


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Map and Listing of Ohio’s Public Transportation Systems

1. Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 2. Ashland Public Transit 3. Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) 4. Athens Transit 5. Bowling Green Transit 6. Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) 7. Carroll County Transit System 8. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 9. Champaign Transit System 10. Chillicothe Transit System 11. Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 12. Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) 13. Crawford County Transportation Program 14. Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 15. Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 16. Fayette County Transportation Program 17. Geauga County Transit 18. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) 19. Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) 20. Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) 21. Greenville Transit System 22. Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 23. Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 24. Huron County Transit 25. Laketran 26. Lancaster Public Transit System 27. Lawrence County Transit 28. Licking County Transit Services 29. Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) 30. Logan Transit System (City of Logan)

31. Lorain County Transit (LCT) 32. Marion Area Transit (MAT) 33. Medina County Transit 34. METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) 35. Miami County Transit System 36. Middletown Transit System 37. Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 38. Monroe County Public Transportation 39. Morgan County Transit 40. Newark–Heath Earthworks Transit 41. Niles Trumbull Transit System (NiTTS) 42. Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 43. Perry County Transit (PCT) 44. Pickaway Area Rural Transit 45. Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) 46. Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) 47. Richland County Transit (RCT) 48. Sandusky Transit System/Erie County (STS) 49. Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 50. Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 51. Shelby Public Transit 52. South East Area Transit (SEAT) 53. Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) 54. Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) 55. Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 56. Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) 57. Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 58. Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) 59. Warren County Transit Service 60. Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) 61. Wilmington Transit System 62. Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA)

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Section One

Urban Transit

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10 Urban Transit Systems

Urban Transit Program The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is responsible for the implementation of the Urban Transit Program at the national level. Federal assistance flows directly to the urban area transit systems from FTA.

The ODOT Office of Transit provides state funds from the Urban Transit Program (UTP) to urban transit systems for operating and capital projects.

Ohio’s Urban Transit Systems Map and Listing

1. Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 2. Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) 3. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 4. Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 5. Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 6. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) 7. Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) 8. Greene County Transit Board (Greene Cats) 9. Laketran 10. Lawrence County Transit 11. Licking County Transit Services 12. Lorain County Transit (LCT) 13. METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) 14. Miami County Transit System 15. Middletown Transit System

16. Newark–Heath Earthworks Transit 17. Niles Trumbull Transit System (NITTS) 18. Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) 19. Richland County Transit (RCT) 20. Sandusky Transit System/Erie County (STS) 21. Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) 22. Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) 23. Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 24. Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) 25. Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 26. Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) 27. Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA)

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Allen

Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 200 East High Street • Suite 2A Lima, OH 45804 (419) 222–5745 Fax: (419) 224–0989

Rose Christian Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.acrta.com

Grantee

Allen County Regional Transit Authority 200 East High Street, Suite 2A Lima, OH 45804 Contact: Rose Christian, Executive Director (419) 222–5745 FAX: (419) 224–0989 Email: [email protected]

System Characteristics

System Type: Fixed Route & Complementary Paratransit

System Area: Lima Urbanized Area

System Square Miles: 34

System Population: 81,256

Service Hours Fixed Route Demand Response

Weekdays… 6:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m. 6:45 a.m. – 5:15 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – –

Fares Fixed Route Demand Response

Base ...................................... $1.00 $2.00 Youth .................................... $0.75 $2.00 E & D ................................... $0.50 $2.00 Transfers ................................. – – Zone fare (outside service area) is $6.00 for all categories Dial a ride 1.50 per mile

Service Statistics Fixed Route Demand Response

Annual Passenger Trips: ..... 190,446 13,346 Annual E & D Passengers: ... 71,675 11,656 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 185,543 50,834 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 13,840 4,308

Personnel (FTE) Fixed Route Demand Response

Operations: ................................ 14 5 General Administration: ............. 5 2 Total: ......................................... 19 7

Provider

Fixed Route: Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 200 East High Street • Suite 2A Lima, OH 45804 Contact: Rose Christian, Executive Director 419–222–5745 Fax: (419) 224–0989 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Same as Above

Additional Contact Information

Complementary Paratransit, Operations & Risk Manager: Dee Drexler 419–222–5727, [email protected]

Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Rick Lott 419–222–5728, [email protected]

ADA and NTD Coordinator, Marketing, Public Relations, IT and Human Relations Manager Executive Dir.: Rose Christian 419–222–5745, [email protected]

Finance Manager: Shelley Gould 419–222–5725, [email protected]



Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) – continued

Operating Expenses Fixed Route Demand Response

Total Operating Costs: $869,910 $240,999 Total Administrative Costs: $213,070 $78,807 Total System Costs: $1,082,979 $319,806

Operating Funds Fixed Route Demand Response

Federal Assistance: $743,833 $188,957 State Assistance: $99,976 $0 State E&D Assistance: $30,765 $0 Local Assistance: $188,647 $0 Passenger Fares: $93,247 $15,182 Contract Fares: $99,568 $57,532 Other Revenues: $117,354 $4,131 Total Revenues: $1,373,390 $265,803

Capital Funds Fixed Route Demand Response

Local Assistance: $9,742 $0 State Assistance: $0 $0 Federal Assistance: $503,852 $62,270 Total Capital Funds Awarded: $513,594 $62,270 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: City of Lima & Allen County

Performance Measures Fixed Route Demand Response

Operating Recovery Ratio: 17.80% 22.74% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile:$5.84 $6.29 Operating Expense/Trip: $5.69 $23.96 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: 1.03 0.26

Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 3 LTV–FS 2010 12+ 4 wc Yes Gasoline 1 CV 2009 7+ 3 wc Yes Gasoline 2 B30–HD 2009 33 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–HD 2009 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 CV 2009 12 + 4 wc Yes Gasoline 1 B30–HD 2007 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 CV 2006 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 CV 2004 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 CV 2002 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 B30–MD 2001 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 5 B30–HD 1998 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

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Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) 3045 Moser Court Hamilton, OH 45011 (513) 785-5237 Fax: (513) 785-5227

Carla Lakatos Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.butlercountyrta.com

Grantee

Butler County Regional Transit Authority 3045 Moser Court Hamilton, OH 45011 Contact: Carla Lakatos, Executive Director (513) 785-5237 FAX: (513) 785-5227 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Demand Response

System Area: Butler County and Limited Stops in Adjacent Counties




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 11:59 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – –


Base ........................................ – $10.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – – Transfers ................................. – – Our zone fares range from $10 to $30 depending on where traveled in the county. BCRTA operates Medical and Employment Shuttles for a $5 base fare.


Annual Passenger Trips: ............. – 36,802 Annual E & D Passengers: .......... – 22,082 Annual Vehicle Miles: .................. – 329,946 Annual Vehicle Hours: ................ – 21,695


Operations: ................................. – 26 General Administration: ............. – 2 Total: .......................................... – 28

Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Butler County Regional Transit Authority 3045 Moser Court Hamilton, OH 45011 Contact: Carla Lakatos, Executive Director (513) 785-5237 FAX: Email: [email protected]


Board Chairman: Brad Williams 513–785–5237, [email protected]

Operations Manager: Matt Dutkevicz, 513-785-5246, [email protected]



Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: – $1,392,761 Total Administrative Costs: – $305,912 Total System Costs: – $1,698,673


Federal Assistance: – $394,596 State Assistance: – $0 State E&D Assistance: – $0 Local Assistance: – $826,472 Passenger Fares: – $85,039 Contract Fares: – $349,452 Other Revenues: – $43,114 Total Revenues: – $1,698,673


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – $381,523 Total Cap. Funds Awarded: – $381,523 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Service Agreement with SORTA, BCRTA Reserves


Operating Recovery Ratio: – 25.58% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: – $5.15 Operating Expense/Trip: – $46.16 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: – 0.11

Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 8 MMV 2010 3 + 4 wc Yes Gasoline

5 B30-MD 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30-MD 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30-MD 2007 12 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 19



Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 33 North High Street Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 275–5800 Fax: (614) 275–5933

William J. Lhota Email: [email protected] President/CEO Website: www.cota.com

Grantee

Central Ohio Transit Authority 33 North High Street Columbus, OH 43215 Contact: William J. Lhota, President/CEO (614) 275–5800 FAX: (614) 275–5933 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response

System Area: Franklin County, portions of Licking, Fairfield, & Delaware Counties


System Population: 1,057,915


Weekdays… 4:25 a.m. – 2:09 a.m. 4:25 a.m. – 2:09 a.m. Saturdays… 4:50 a.m. – 3:15 a.m. 4:50 a.m. – 3:15 a.m. Sundays... 6:40 a.m. – 2:07 a.m. 6:40 a.m. – 2:07 a.m. FR Express Rte. 5:25 a.m. – 7:01 p.m.


Base ...................................... $1.75 $3.00 Youth .................................... $.85 $3.00 E & D ................................... $0.85 $3.00 Transfers ................................. – – Monthly Pass DR $89, FR $55; DR Non–ADA $3.50; Students FR $1.75, DR $3.00; Express $2.50.


Annual Passenger Trips: 17,034,878 237,949 Annual E & D Passengers:2,299,823 237,949 Annual Vehicle Miles: ....... 8,897,559 2,875,824 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........ 733,685 142,956


Operations: .............................. 680 122 General Administration: .......... 102 16 Total: ....................................... 782 138

Provider

Fixed Route: Central Ohio Transit Authority 1600 McKinley Avenue Columbus, OH 43222 Contact: William J. Lhota, President/CEO (614) 275–5800 FAX: (614) 275–5933 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: First Transit, Inc. 3700 West Broad Street Columbus, Oh 43228 Contact: Mike Sessamen, Project Manager (614) 272–3029 FAX: (614) 272–3012 Email: [email protected]

Urban Express 1640 E. Fifth Avenue Columbus, OH 43219 Contact: Pam Atieh (614) 253–7000 Fax (614) 253–3010 Email: [email protected] CityNews Ohio 16781 Chargrin Blvd. #283 Shaker Heights, OH 44120 Contact: James Crosby (216) 591-1900 X5 Fax (216) 591-1921 Email: [email protected]


Director of Transportation & Operations Manager: Chris Cole 614–298-2301, [email protected]

Director of Vehicle Maintenance: Randy Rosser 614–308-4237

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Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $64,026,315 $6,532,265 Total Administrative Costs:$15,128,937 $1,311,897 Total System Costs: $79,155,252 $7,844,162


Federal Assistance: $89,791 – State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: $188,331 – Local Assistance: $91,961,890 – Passenger Fares: $15,422,805 $616,015 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $1,851,720 – Total Revenues: $109,514,537 $616,015


Local Assistance: $10,291,354 $2,391,935 State Assistance: $4,464,524 – Federal Assistance: $12,245,845 $12,281,498 Total Cap. Funds Awarded:$27,001,723 $14,673,433 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Sales Tax ½% Other Local Funding Sources:

Additional Contact Info. (continued)

Director of Finance: Jeff Vosler 614–275–5802, [email protected]

Budget Analyst, NTD Coordinator: Bobbie Chabino 614–308–4366, [email protected]

Risk/Safety Manager: Liz Kaps 614–275–5848, [email protected]

Director of IT: Kathy Keller 614–275–5837, [email protected]

Interim VP/Director HR: Marchelle Moore 614–275–5935, [email protected]



Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel

3 B30–HD 2010 23 +2 wc Yes Diesel 43 BU–40 2010 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 17 LTV–S 2009 8 +3 wc Yes Diesel 3 LTV–S 2009 5 No Gasoline 8 B30–HD 2009 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 30 BU–40 2009 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–HD 2009 23 +2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B30–HD 2008 21 +2 wc Yes Diesel 30 BU–40 2008 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 17 LTV–FS 2007 9 +3 wc Yes Diesel 32 BU–40 2007 32 +2 wc Yes Diesel 12 LTV–FS 2006 9 +3 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–MD 2006 9 No Diesel 12 B35–HD 2005 32 +2 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2005 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 2005 39 +1 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–S 2004 9 +3 wc Yes Diesel 7 B30–MD 2004 9 +3 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2004 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 2004 38 +2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 2003 29 +2 wc Yes Diesel 9 BU–40 2003 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 62 BU–40 2001 39 +2 wc Yes Diesel 28 BU–40 1999 39 No Diesel 18 BU–40 1995 42 +2 wc Yes Diesel 9 BU–40 1995 35 +2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 1993 35 +1 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 1963 53 No Diesel 368

Director of Mobility & Paratransit: Carol Perkins 614–275–5821, [email protected]

Director of Communications: Jamison Pack 614–275-5966, [email protected]

EEO/ADA Coordinator: Alda Spikes, [email protected] 614–275-5803, [email protected]



Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 4003 Filager Road Batavia, OH 45103 (513) 732–7577 Fax: (513) 732–7490

Ben Capelle Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.co.clermont.oh.us/ctc

Grantee

Clermont County Commissioners 101 East Main Street Batavia, OH 45103 Contact: David Spinney, County Administrator (513) 732–7826 FAX: (513) 732–7433



System Area: Clermont County & Parts of Hamilton County/City of Cincinnati




Weekdays… 5:30 a.m. – 6:42 p.m. 6:00 a.m. –6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Express 5:30 am-6:15 pm; Local 8:00 am-4:38 pm


Base ...................................... $2.00 $4.00 Youth .................................... $1.00 $2.00 E & D ................................... $1.00 $2.00 Transfers ................................. – – Express Fare FR $3; Students $2; 10 ride Pass $25


Annual Passenger Trips: ...... 69,117 78,256 Annual E & D Passengers: ..... 2,822 69,464 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 224,682 1,082,726 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........... 9,061 58,420


Operations: ................................. 7 45 General Administration: ............. 1 11 Total: .......................................... 8 56

Provider

Fixed Route: Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 4003 Filager Rd. Batavia, OH 45103 Contact: Ben Capelle, Director (513) 732–7577 Fax: (513) 732–7433 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 4003 Filager Road Batavia, OH 45103 Contact: Ben Capelle, Director (513) 732–7577 Fax: (513) 732–7433 Email: [email protected]

Clermont Senior Service 2085 A. James E. Sauls Dr. Batavia, OH 45103 Contact: Brenda Dotson (513) 724–1255 Fax (513) 536–4006 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager: Bob Hallgath, [email protected] 513–732–7578

Marketing Manager Advertising: Randy Mink 513-479-4234

Fiscal Manager: Sandra Moell, [email protected] 513–732–7749

Director: Ben Capelle, [email protected] 513-732-7577

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Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $516,082 $2,070,704 Total Administrative Costs: $107,267 $283,274 Total System Costs: $623,348 $2,353,978


Federal Assistance: $117,273 $100,000 State Assistance: $13,448 $24,975 State E&D Assistance: – $33,041 Local Assistance: – $1,088,880 Passenger Fares: $155,147 $70,841 Contract Fares: – $505,628 Other Revenues: – $766,888 Total Revenues: $285,868 $2,590,253


Local Assistance: – $20,603 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $122,242 $757,084 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$122,242 $777,687 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Senior Levy


Operating Recovery Ratio: 24.89% 24.49% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile:$2.77 $2.17 Operating Expense/Trip: $9.02 $30.08 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: .31 0.07

Vehicle Inventory


1 LTV–FS 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 LTV–FS 2009 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–MD 2009 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–FS 2009 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 LTV–FS 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Hybrid 2 LTV–FS 2008 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–MD 2008 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 LTV–FS 2008 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 LTV–FS 2007 18 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 LTV–FS 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 LTV–N 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–S 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 LTV–S 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 BU–40 2001 38 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 30



Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 21 South Huron Street Wheeling, WV 26003 (304) 232–2190 Fax: (304) 232–0811

Tom Hvizdos Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.ovrta.org

Grantee

Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority 21 South Huron Street Wheeling, WV 26003 Contact: Tom Hvizdos, Executive Director (304) 232–2190 FAX: (304) 232–0811 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route and Demand Response

System Area: Jefferson & Belmont Counties & portions of Pease and Colerain Twps.




Weekdays… 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sundays... – –


Base ...................................... $1.30 $2.60 Youth .................................... $1.30 $2.60 E & D ................................... $0.65 $2.60 Transfers ................................. – – FR Monthly Pass: $42.00, Special & Student $21.00





Provider

Fixed Route: Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority 21 South Huron Street Wheeling, WV 26003 Contact: Tom Hvizdos, Executive Director (304) 232–2190 Fax: (304) 232–0811 [email protected]



Finance Director: Lisa Weishar 304–232–2190, [email protected]

Maintenance Director Dan Steadman 304–232–2190, [email protected]

Office Manager Becci Starkey 304–232–2190, [email protected]

Training Officer and P.M. Management Dispatcher Tom Jablinske 304–232–2190

Belmont

Jefferson



Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: $1,228,167 $21,802 State Assistance: $23,460 $1,235 State E&D Assistance: $23,339 $1,228 Local Assistance: $594,342 – Passenger Fares: $91,698 $3,150 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $15,193 – Total Revenues: $1,976,199 $27,415


Local Assistance: $12,651 – State Assistance: $310,350 – Federal Assistance: $502,569 – Total Capital Funds Awarded:$825,570 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory


2 LTV–FS 2010 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–HD 2010 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 CV 2009 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 LTV–FS 2009 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–LD 2008 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 8



Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) 1240 West Sixth Street Cleveland, OH 44113 (216) 566–5100 Fax: (216) 781–4043

Joseph Calabrese Email: [email protected] CEO, General Manager/ Website: www.riderta.com Secretary–Treasurer

Grantee

Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 1240 West Sixth Street Cleveland, OH 44113 Contact: Joseph Calabrese, CEO, General Manager (216) 566–5100 Fax: (216) 781–4043 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route, Demand Response, Rail & User Subsidy

System Area: Cuyahoga County & portions of Lake, Summit, Medina, & Lorain Counties


System Population: 1,393,978


Weekdays… 24 hrs. 24 hrs. Saturdays… 24 hrs. 24 hrs. Sundays... 24 hrs. 24 hrs. Night owl services on selected routes.


Base ...................................... $2.25 $2.25 Youth .................................... $2.50 – E & D ................................... $1.00 – Transfers ................................. – – Express Fare $2.50, FR Daily Pass $5. Monthly Pass $95, DR Daily Pass $2.50, Monthly Pass $85.


Annual Passenger Trips: 44,138,225 544,844 Annual E & D Passengers:4,855,204 544,844 Annual Vehicle Miles: ..... 18,214,560 4,181,729 Annual Vehicle Hours: ..... 1,355,872 267,345


Operations: ........................... 1,687 164 General Administration: .......... 367 14 Total: .................................... 2,054 178

Provider

Fixed Route: Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 1240 West Sixth Street Cleveland, OH 44113 Contact: Joseph Calabrese, General Manager (216) 566–5100 Fax: (216) 781–4043 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Multiple Service Providers – Contact Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority


DGM Operations – Bus & Rail: Michael York 216–566–5101, [email protected]

Director of Fleet Management & Vehicle Maintenance: Ron Baron 216–421–2160, [email protected]

ADA Coordinator – Compliance: DGM Legal: Sheryl K. Benford 216–781–4522, [email protected]

Exe. Dir. of Marketing & Communications: Steve Bitto 216–566–5255 [email protected]

District Manager, Paratransit & Complementary Paratransit Manager: Michael Hargrove 216–781–6083, [email protected]

NTD Coordinator – Office of Mgmt. & Budget: Kay Sutula 216–566–5230 [email protected]

Director of Information Systems: Hamid Manteghi 216–566–5153, [email protected]

DGM – Human Resources: Bruce Hampton 216–781–4099, [email protected]

Cuyahoga

Medina

Lorain

Summit

Lake



Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $210,094,328 $19,946,318 Total Administrative Costs: $6,487,186 $586,660 Total System Costs: $216,581,514 $20,532,978


Federal Assistance: $32,996,376 $4,320,000 State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – 619,057 Local Assistance: $163,220,649 – Passenger Fares: $46,854,808 $298,901 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $5,320,164 – Total Revenues: $248,391,997 $5,237,958


Local Assistance: $0 $0 State Assistance: $7,196,376 $0 Federal Assistance: $89,604,779 $4,320,000 Total Cap. Funds Awarded:$96,801,155 $4,320,000 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Sales & Use Tax Receipts 1% Other Local Funding Sources:


Project Leader, Information Systems/CITME and PTMS Coordinator: Ernie Pelaia 216–421–2590, [email protected]

Director of Risk Management: Judy Lincoln 216–566–5252, [email protected]

Cash/Grants Manager Craig Wiehe, [email protected] 216–566–5046 Deputy General Manager of Finance Loretta Kirk, [email protected] 216–566–5275

Media – Media Relations Manager: Mary McCahon 216–566–5211, [email protected]



Vehicle Inventory


7 B30–MD 2010 14 + 5 wc Yes Diesel 6 BU–40 2010 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 50 B30–MD 2009 8 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 17 BU–40 2009 54 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 3 BU–40 2009 47 No Diesel 20 LTV–N 2007 9 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 6 BU–40 2007 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 21 BU–40 2007 47 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 11 B30–HD 2006 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 46 BU–40 2006 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–MD 2005 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 47 BU–40 2005 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 15 B30–MD 2004 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 103 BU–40 2003 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 120 BU–40 2002 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 3 BU–40 2001 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 23 BU–40 2001 49 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 50 BU–40 2001 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 15 B30–MD 2001 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 BU–40 2000 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 BU–40 1999 38 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 20 HR 1984 80 + 1 wc Yes Electric 40 HR 1984 84 + 1 wc Yes Electric 1 LR 1981 76 No Electric 46 LR 1981 76 + 2 wc Yes Electric 704

Director Labor & Employee Relations: Scott Ferraro 216–771-5081, [email protected]

Director Training & Employee Development, Manager Employee & Compensation:

George Fields 216–781-4618, [email protected]

Manager of Benefits: Rhonda Branche 216–566-5232, [email protected]



Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) 4 S. Main Street Dayton, OH 45402 (937) 425–8300 Fax: (937) 425–8415

Mark F. Donaghy Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.greaterdaytonrta.org

Grantee

Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority 4 S. Main Street Dayton, OH 45402 Contact: Mark F. Donaghy, Executive Director (937) 425–8300 Fax: (937) 425–8415 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response System Area: Montgomery County & limited

destinations in Greene County System Square Miles: 274 System Population: 559,062


Weekdays… 4:19 a.m.–1:43 a.m. 4:30 a.m. –1:30 a.m. Saturdays… 4:17 a.m.–1:43 a.m. 4:30 a.m.–1:30 a.m. Sundays... 4:51 a.m.–1:42 a.m. 4:30 a.m.–1:30 a.m. Express 5:47 a.m.–10:53 p.m. M-F


Base ...................................... $1.75 $3.5 Youth .................................... $0.85 $3.5 E & D ................................... $0.85 $3.5 Transfers ............................... $0.25 – Express Fare $1.75; Monthly Pass – $55; Youth/Senior/Disabled – $32, Weekly Pass – $19, Youth/Senior/Disabled – 10 for $8.5; Adult Tokens – 10 for $15;


Annual Passenger Trips: .. 9,677,557 243,146 Annual E & D Passengers: .. 995,657 243,146 Annual Vehicle Miles: ....... 6,051,550 2,281,880 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........ 425,241 155,719


Operations: .............................. 408 131 General Administration: ............ 40 23 Total: ....................................... 448 154

Provider

Fixed Route: Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority 4 S. Main Street Dayton, OH 45402 Contact: Mark F. Donaghy, Executive Director (937) 425–8598 Fax: (937) 425–8415 Email: [email protected]



Director of Transit Services James Napier 937–425–8590, [email protected]

Chief Maintenance Officer John Thomas 937–425–8630, [email protected]

Director of Paratransit Services Allison Ledford 937–425–8510, [email protected]

Director of Government & Community Relations Anthony Whitmore 937–425–8370, [email protected]

Chief Financial Officer Mary Stanforth 937–425–8450, [email protected]

Director, Planning Frank Ecklar 937–425–8330, [email protected]

Director of Human Resources Gene Rhodes 937–425–8540, [email protected]

Executive Director Mark Donaghy 937–425–8390, [email protected]

Greene

Montgomery



Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: $12,833,374 $4,615,487 State Assistance: $427,379 – State E&D Assistance: $122,289 – Local Assistance: $22,701,997 $7,585,913 Passenger Fares: $8,119,561 $693,984 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $706,006 $198,133 Total Revenues: $44,910,606 $13,093,517


Local Assistance: $2,236,581 $145,568 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $21,287,448 $582,272 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$23,524,029 $727,840 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Dedicated Countywide Local Sales Tax .5% Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory


50 BU–40 2010 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 82 LTV–N 2009 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 24 BU–40 2009 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 13 LTV–N 2008 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 13 BU–40 2008 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 BU–40 2007 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–MD 2005 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 24 BU–40 2003 34 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 BU–40 2001 34 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 12 B35–HD 2001 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–HD 2001 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 38 TB 1998 41 + 2 wc Yes Electric 270



Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) 571 Ledbetter Road Xenia, OH 45385 (937) 562–6463 Fax: (937) 562–6460

Rich Schultze, P.E. Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.co.greene.oh.us/greenecats/

Grantee

Greene County Transit Board 571 Ledbetter Road Xenia, OH 45385 Contact: Anne Gerard, Board Chairperson (937) 562–6463 Fax: (937) 562–6460 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Greene County, with limited service to Montgomery County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sundays... – 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Base ........................................ – $1.50 Youth ...................................... – $1.50 E & D ..................................... – $1.50 Transfers ................................. – – Fare trips to Montgomery County $6 each way; Flex Service $.50 each way.


Annual Passenger Trips: ............ – 135,978 Annual E & D Passengers: ......... – 94,032 Annual Vehicle Miles: ................. – 911,528 Annual Vehicle Hours: ............... – 45,183



Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: First Transit Inc. 1180 S. Patton Street Xenia, OH 45385 Contact: Dennis Green, Project Manager (937) 374–6402 Fax: (937) 374–6415 Email: [email protected]


Executive Director Richard A. Schultze, P.E. [email protected] 937–562–6463 or 937-304-6333

Fiscal Officer Marilyn Ratcliff 937–562–6465, [email protected]

Mobility Manager:

Bryce Bookmiller

937-562-6461, [email protected]

Board Chairperson Anne Gerard 937–562–6463, [email protected]

Greene



Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $937,357 State Assistance: – $55,183 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – $17,334 Passenger Fares: – $37,598 Contract Fares: – $1,836,583 Other Revenues: – $9,082 Total Revenues: – $2,893,137


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – $20,054 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $20,054 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory


14 LTV–N 2008 18 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 8 LTV–N 2007 18 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 7 LTV–N 2006 18 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 AO 2006 3 No Gasoline 1 LTV–N 2002 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 3 LTV–N 2001 14 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 34



Laketran P.O. Box 158 Grand River, OH 44045 (440) 350–1000 Fax: (440) 354–4202

Ray Jurkowski Email: [email protected] General Manager www.laketran.com

Grantee

Laketran P.O. Box 158 Grand River, OH 44045 Contact: Ray Jurkowski, General Manager (440) 350–1000 Fax: (440) 354–4202 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route, Demand Response & Commuter Express

System Area: Lake County; Commuter Express to Cleveland




Weekdays… 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – 5:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. M–F to Cleveland


Base ...................................... $1.75 $10.00 Youth .................................... $0.75 $2.50 E & D ................................... $0.75 $2.50 Transfers ................................. – – Student 10 ride ticket $15, Commuter Express (FR) $3.75, Monthly pass $135.


Annual Passenger Trips: ..... 459,318 206,657 Annual E & D Passengers: ... 42,902 144,259 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 717,503 1,613,980 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 40,119 85,099



Provider

Fixed Route: Laketran P.O. Box 158 Grand River, OH 44045 Ray Jurkowski, General Manager (440) 350–1000 . Fax: (440) 354–4202 Email: [email protected] Breckenridge Senior Independence 36851 Ridge Rd. Willoughby OH 44094 Contact: Ann-Hallenbeck-Viall (440) 954-8343 Fax (440) 953-0870

Demand Response: Willo Transportation, Inc. 34799 Curtis Blvd., Unit A Eastlake, OH 44095 Contact: Kim Aliazi (440) 942–3333 City of Wickliffe 28730 Ridge Road Wickliffe, OH 44092 Contact: Tim Stopp (440) 943–7100


Deputy General Manager Andy Altenweg 440–350–1017, [email protected]

Vehicle Maintenance Manager Keith Bare 440–350–1036, [email protected]

Marketing & Public Relations Manager Julia Schick 440–350–1012, [email protected]

Human Resources Manager Maureen Bierer 440–350–1004, [email protected]

Lake



Laketran – continued


Total Operating Costs: $4,353,985 $4,985,507 Total Administrative Costs: $749,976 $812,474 Total System Costs: $2,103,961 $5,797,981


Federal Assistance: $934,848 $1,354,940 State Assistance: $29,234 $43,850 State E&D Assistance: $133,171 $754,638 Local Assistance: $3,501,427 $3,858,838 Passenger Fares: $978,359 $1,059,888 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $123,289 $30,514 Total Revenues: $5,700,328 $7,102,669


Local Assistance: $204,968 $222,048 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $4,793,027 $5,192,446 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$4,997,995 $5,414,494 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Lake County Sales Tax .25%


Operating Recovery Ratio: 19.17% 18.28% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: $7.11 $3.59 Operating Expense/Trip: $11.11 $28.06 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: .64 0.13

Vehicle Inventory


17 LTV–N 2010 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–MD 2010 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 18 LTV–N 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 12 B35–HD 2009 30 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 18 LTV–N 2008 10 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 15 B30–LD 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–LD 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 B30–LD 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–LD 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–LD 2004 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 8 BU–40 2003 49 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 14 IB 1998 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 120


CFO/Controller: Lisa Colling

330–564–2241, [email protected]

Procurement & Grants Specialist: Terri Goodson 440-350-1007, [email protected]



Lawrence County Transit Private Road 80 South Point, OH 45680 (740) 532–3534 Fax:

Mike Payne Email: [email protected] Public Transit Director

Grantee

Lawrence County Port Authority 305 North 5th Street Ironton, OH 45638 Contact: Mike Payne, Public Transit Director (740) 532–3534 Fax: Email: [email protected]



System Area: Lawrence County Ohio with service to WV and KY.






Base ...................................... $1.00 $2.00 Youth ....................................... – – E & D ................................... $0.50 $1.00 Transfers ................................. – –


Annual Passenger Trips: ...... 17,734 5,420 Annual E & D Passengers: ........ – 5,420 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 121,369 44,454 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........... 6,855 4,276



Provider

Fixed Route: The Transit Authority 1120 Virgina Avenue West Huntington, WV 25779 Paul Davis, General Manager (304) 529–6094 Fax: (304) 529–7300 Email: pdavis@tta–wv.com

Demand Response: Same As Above Lawrence County Transit 97 Private Road 80 South Point, OH 45680 Contact: Chris Schneider Email: [email protected]

(740) 894–7430 Fax: (740) 894–3541


NO DATA AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION



Lawrence County Transit – continued


Total Operating Costs: $424,786 $189,532 Total Administrative Costs: $163,152 $58,715 Total System Costs: $587,938 $248,247


Federal Assistance: $457,456 $160,111 State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: $16,151 $11,322 Contract Fares: – $66,288 Other Revenues: $114,331 $10,526 Total Revenues: $587,938 $248,247


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – $440,043 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $440,043 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:


Operating Recovery Ratio: 2.75% 31.26% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: $4.84 $5.58 Operating Expense/Trip: $33.15 $45.80 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: .15 0.12

Vehicle Inventory


3 MMV 2010 6 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 LTV-N 2009 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 MMV 2006 4 Yes Gasoline 1 LTV-N 2006 7 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 MMV 1997 6 Yes Gasoline 1 LTV-N 1996 11 Yes Gasoline 1 LTV-N 1994 18 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 9



Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) 763 East Main St. Newark, OH 43055 (740) 670–5180 Fax: (740) 670–5183

Cathleen Sheets Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.lcounty.com/lctb

Grantee

Licking County Transit Board 20 South Second Street Newark, OH 43055 Cathleen Sheets, General Manager (740) 349–1609 Fax: (740) 349–6567 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Licking County (less Newark & Heath)






Base ........................................ – $6.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $3.00 Transfers ................................. – – DR discount of $1 off base fare for G.P. & $.50 off E&D fare for trips scheduled in advance; FR Monthly Pass $120





Provider

Fixed Route:

Demand Response: First Transit, Inc. 763 East Main Street Newark, OH 43055 Beverly Edwards, Project Manager (740) 345–4269 Fax: (740) 345–4288 Email: [email protected]


General Manager, LCTB Secretary Cathleen Sheets 740–670–5180, [email protected]

Assistant Manager, LCTB Fiscal Officer Laurie Pitchford 740–670–5181, [email protected]

Project Manager, Maintenance Manager Bob Baggs 740–345-4269, [email protected]

Transit Operations Specialist: Donna Flack 740-670-5225, [email protected]

Licking



Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $330,091 State Assistance: – $18,680 State E&D Assistance: – $14,203 Local Assistance: – $158,317 Passenger Fares: – $29,941 Contract Fares: – $996,019 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $1,547,251


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – $339,921 Federal Assistance: – $339,921 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $679,842 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Licking County Commissioners General Funds



Vehicle Inventory


2 MMV 2010 3 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline

3 LTV–N 2010 12 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline



1 LTV–N 2009 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


3 LTV–FS 2009 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel




1 CV 2005 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline

1 LTV–FS 2002 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline

1 SV 1997 15 No Gasoline 24



Lorain County Transit (LCT) 226 Middle Avenue Elyria, OH 44035 (440) 329-5525 Fax: (440) 323-3357

James Cordes Email: [email protected] County Administrator Website: www.loraincounty.us/transit

Grantee

Lorain County Commissioners 226 Middle Avenue Elyria, OH 44035 James Cordes, County Administrator Email: [email protected] (440) 329–5760 Fax: (440) 323-3357



System Area: Lorain County including parts of Vermillion






Base ...................................... $2.20 $7.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ................................... $1.10 $3.50 Transfers ................................. – – Monthly Pass GP $88 E&D $44; Student $1.20; Book of 10 GP $19.80, E&D $9.90, Student $12.


Annual Passenger Trips: ...... 98,912 8,324 Annual E & D Passengers: ... 20,028 8,040 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 121,885 70,988 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........... 8,049 9,356



Provider

Fixed Route: First Transit, Inc. 5305 South Abbe Road Elyria, OH 44035 Sandra Perry, General Manager (440) 365-0224 Fax: (440) 365-0234 Email: [email protected]



Chief Finance Officer Pamela Novak 440–329-5525, [email protected]

Lorain



Lorain County Transit (LCT) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $565,082 $612,173 Total Administrative Costs: $56,051 $60,722 Total System Costs: $621,133 $672,895


Federal Assistance: $343,981 $372,646 State Assistance: $37,303 $40,410 State E&D Assistance: $102,172 $110,687 Local Assistance: $62,648 $67,871 Passenger Fares: $77,560 $84,019 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $638 $691 Total Revenues: $624,302 $676,324


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – – Total Capital Funds Awarded: – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:

Board of Lorain County Commissioners



Vehicle Inventory



3 CV 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

6 B30–MD 2006 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


13



METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) 416 Kenmore Boulevard Akron, OH 44301 (330) 762–7267 Fax: (330) 762–0854

Robert K. Pfaff Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.akronmetro.org

Grantee

METRO Regional Transit Authority 416 Kenmore Boulevard Akron, OH 44301 Robert Pfaff, Executive Director (330) 762–7267 Fax: (330) 762–0854 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Summit County




Weekdays… 4:57 a.m. – 1:50 a.m. 4:32 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. Saturdays… 5:28 a.m. – 10:39 p.m. 5:28 a.m. – 10:39 p.m. Sundays... 8:28 a.m. – 8:15 p.m. 8:28 a.m. – 8:15 p.m. Weekend DR ADA only. Weekday DR non–ADA. Commuter Service 5:35 am - 7:35 pm


Base ...................................... $1.25 $2.00 Youth .................................... $1.25 $1.00 E & D ................................... $0.50 – Transfers ................................. – – Commuter Fare $5, Monthly Pass $50, Daily Pass $2.50,





Provider

Fixed Route: METRO Regional Transit Authority 416 Kenmore Boulevard Akron, OH 44301 Robert Pfaff, Executive Director (330) 762–7267 Fax: (330) 762–0854 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Same as Above City Yellow Cab Co. 650 Home Ave. Akron, OH 44310 (330) 253–3141


Assistant Executive Director/EEO Officer: Vacant 330–564–2214

Director of Operations: Charles Rector, [email protected] 330–564–2251,

Director of Maintenance: Jim Miller, [email protected] 330–564–2271

Customer Services Director, Complementary Paratransit Manager & ADA Coordinator: Bambi Miller, [email protected] 330–564–2231

Director of Marketing and Communications: Molly Becker, molly.becker@akron metro.org 330–564–2221

Director of Finance, PTMS & NTD Coordinator: Dean Harris, [email protected] 330–564–2264

Director of Safety and Security: Mark Pry, [email protected] 330–564–2244

Summit



METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) – continued




Federal Assistance: $3,448,633 $884,000 State Assistance: $191,910 $47,977 State E&D Assistance: $380,712 – Local Assistance: $26,121,101 $8,400,000 Passenger Fares: $3,456,867 $547,572 Contract Fares: $467,613 $632,297 Other Revenues: $867,332 – Total Revenues: $34,934,168 $10,511,846


Local Assistance: $6,992,476 547,866 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $5,082,348 $1,102,334 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$12,074,824 $1,650,200 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Sales Tax .5% Other Local Funding Sources:


Director of Human Resources: Sue Rice, [email protected] 330–564–2241

Director of Planning and Development: Catondra Noye, [email protected] 330–564–2281

Chief Dispatcher: DeHavilland Parrish 330–564–2254, [email protected]

Assistance Director of Maintenance: John Sutherland 330–564–2277, [email protected]

Manager of Procurement: Dana Gibitz, [email protected] 330–564–2261


Operating Recovery Ratio: 13.10% 19.70% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile:$8.77 $4.92 Operating Expense/Trip: $6.24 $25.66 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: 1.41 .19

Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 20 LTV–FS 2010 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 10 BU–40 2010 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 2010 32 + 2 wc Yes Hybrid 6 BU–40 2009 56 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2009 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 8 LTV–FS 2008 10 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 5 LTV–FS 2008 15 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 2 B35–HD 2008 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 7 B35–HD 2007 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 LTV–FS 2006 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 10 LTV–FS 2006 15 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 9 BU–40 2006 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 12 LTV–FS 2005 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 8 LTV–FS 2005 15 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B30–LD 2004 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2004 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2003 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 21 BU–40 2002 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 14 LTV–FS 2001 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 2 BU–40 2001 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 LTV–FS 1999 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 25 BU–40 1999 42 + 2 wc Yes CNG 3 LTV–FS 1998 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 11 B35–HD 1998 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 7 B35–HD 1998 35 + 2 wc Yes CNG 5 B35–HD 1998 30 + 2 wc Yes CNG 10 B35–HD 1997 35 + 2 wc Yes CNG

225

Data Systems & IT Manager: Mark Hobson 330–752–7267 x 3101,[email protected]



Miami County Transit System 2036 N. County Road 25A Troy, OH 45373 937–440–3552 Fax: (937) 440–5487

Regan Conrad Email: [email protected] Transit Director Websites: www.co.miami.oh.us

Grantee

Miami County Board of Commissioners 201 West Main Street Troy, OH 45373 Contact: Regan Conrad, Transit Director (937) 440–3552 Fax: (937) 440–5487



System Area: Miami County




Weekdays… – 5:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Sundays... – –


Base ........................................ – $4.00 Youth ...................................... – $4.00 E & D ..................................... – $2.00 Transfers ................................. – – Extra fee to cross County line $2.00; DR Monthly Pass $100, Weekly Pass $30, Bi-weekly $55.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: First Transit 2036 N. County Road 25A Troy, OH 45373 Contact: Sheree Holoman (937) 335–7433 Email: [email protected]


Director Regan Conrad 937–440–3552, [email protected]

JFS Program Coordinator Gloria Kearnes 937–440–5488, [email protected]

Miami



Miami County Transit System – continued


Total Operating Costs: – $800,696 Total Administrative Costs: – $142,255 Total System Costs: – $942,951


Federal Assistance: – $299,644 State Assistance: – $24,451 State E&D Assistance: – $112,433 Local Assistance: – $239,058 Passenger Fares: – $96,910 Contract Fares: – $161,084 Other Revenues: – $9,371 Total Revenues: – $942,951



County General Fund Contribution to Transit Program



Vehicle Inventory






1 CV 1999 5 No Diesel

17



Middletown Transit System (MTS) One Donham Plaza Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 727–3643 Fax: (513) 425–7925

Steve Murphy Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.ci.middletown.oh.us/

Grantee

City of Middletown One Donham Plaza Middletown, OH 45042 Judith A. Gilleland, City Manager (513) 425–7949 Fax: (513) 425–1809



System Area: City of Middletown






Base ...................................... $1.25 $2.50 Youth ....................................... – – E & D ................................... $0.60 – Transfers ................................. – –





Provider

Fixed Route: City of Middletown One Donham Plaza Middletown, OH 45042 Contact: Steven Murphy, Transit Manager (513) 727–3643 Fax: (513) 425–7925 Email: [email protected]



Operations, Marketing, Public Relations Manager & ADA, NTD PTMS Coordinator: Stephen Murphy 513–727–3643, [email protected]

Finance Director & Risk Manager: Russ Carolus 513–425–7872, [email protected]

Vehicle Fleet Manager: Keith Back 513–425–7986, [email protected]

Information Systems Manager: Greg Parsons 513–425–777, [email protected]

Complementary Paratransit Manager & Lead Bus Driver: Barb Fugate 513–425–7726. [email protected]

Personnel Specialist: Linda Conaway 513–425–7897, [email protected]

Butler



Middletown Transit System (MTS) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $1,004,553 $123,602 Total Administrative Costs: $120,647 $11,366 Total System Costs: $1,125,200 $134,968


Federal Assistance: $764,703 $107,974 State Assistance: $37,543 – State E&D Assistance: $36,697 – Local Assistance: $136,175 $7,974 Passenger Fares: $122,968 $12,248 Contract Fares: $22,017 $6,772 Other Revenues: $5,097 – Total Revenues: $1,125,200 $134,968


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $555,944 $155,958 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$555,944 $155,958 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: General Fund (Transit Fund)



Vehicle Inventory




6 B30–HD 2002 25 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

9



Newark–Heath Earthworks Transit City of Newark • 40 West Main St, Suite 407 Newark, OH 43055 (740) 670–7708 Fax: (740) 349–6697

Anne Arnott Email: [email protected] Transit Operations Coordinator Website: www.earthworktransit.org

Grantee

City of Newark 40 West Main Street, Suite 407 Newark, OH 43055 Honorable Bob Diebold, Mayor (740) 670–7533 Fax: (740) 349–6697 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Demand Response/User–side subsidy

System Area: Newark–Heath Urbanized Area




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sundays... – 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Enhanced Service hours from 5:00am to 6:00am and 9:00pm to 11:00pm M-Friday and 8:00am to 10:00am on Saturdays (all advance scheduled)


Base ........................................ – $6.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $3.00 Transfers ................................. – – Fares for advance scheduled are $4.00 base and $2.00 E&D. Fares for Enhanced Service hours are $5.00 base and $2.50 E&D.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation Inc. 195 Union Street, Suite G Newark, OH 43055 Contact: Jason Moyer, General Manager (740) 344–3838 ext. 5 Fax (740) 322–5743

Email: [email protected]


Operations, Marketing, Public Relations, Finance, & Risk Manager, & NTD & PTMS Coordinator: Anne Arnott 740–670–7708, [email protected]

Licking



Newark–Heath Earthworks Transit – continue




Federal Assistance: – $437,940 State Assistance: – $58,323 State E&D Assistance: – $209,669 Local Assistance: – $21,411 Passenger Fares: – $108,632 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: – $2,901 Total Revenues: – $838,876




Vehicle Inventory








1 CV 2003 14 No Gasoline

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Niles Trumbull Transit Systems (NITTS) 34 West State Street Niles, OH 44446 (330) 544-9000 Ext. 181 Fax: Mark Hess Email: [email protected] Development Coordinator Website:

Grantee

City of Niles 24 West State Street Niles, OH 44446 Ralph A. Infante, Jr. Mayor (330) 544-9000 Ext. 150 Fax: Email: [email protected]



System Area: Trumbull County






Base ........................................ – $4.00 Youth ...................................... – $2.00 E & D ..................................... – $1.50 Transfers ................................. – – Various zones up to $8.00; Youth up to $4.00: E&D up to $4.00.


Annual Passenger Trips: ............ – 61,316 Annual E & D Passengers: ......... – 38,175 Annual Vehicle Hours: ............... – 34,721

Annual Vehicle Miles: ................. – 729,594



Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Community Bus Services, Inc. 11 Federal Plaza Central, Suite 908 Youngstown, OH 44503 Contact: T. Thomas, General Manager (330) 743-7726 Fax (330) 743-9303

Email: [email protected]





Niles Trumbull Transit System – continued




Federal Assistance: – $796,216 State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – $928,023 Passenger Fares: – $96,788 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $1,821,027





Vehicle Inventory


2 LTV-N 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 LTV-N 2008 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 MMV 2007 7 No Gasoline 1 MMV 2006 7 No Gasoline 2 MMV 2005 7 No Gasoline 2 LTV-N 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 MMV 2004 7 No Gasoline 3 MMV 2003 7 No Gasoline 2 MMV 2002 7 No Gasoline 1 MMV 2001 7 No Gasoline 1 LTV-N 2001 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 22



Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) 2000 Summit Road Kent, OH 44240 (330) 678–7745 Fax: (330) 676–6310

John H. Drew, Jr. Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.partaonline.org

Grantee

Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority 2000 Summit Road Kent, OH 44240 Rick Bissler, Board President (330) 678–7745 Fax: (330) 676–6310


System Type: Demand Response & Motor Bus (Fixed-Route w/ Complementary Paratransit) & Circulator Route with Flex Deviation

System Area: Portage County




Weekdays… 5:30 a.m. – 3:00 a.m. 4:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. Saturdays… 7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sundays... 12:45 p.m. – 12:15 a.m. – Public Demand Response service runs 7:00am to 5:00pm Express 6:30am-6:30pm


Base ...................................... $1.00 $4.00 Youth .................................... $0.50 $2.00 E & D ................................... $0.50 $2.00 Transfers ................................ – – Express Fare $5; Monthly Pass FR & DR $22.50/$45; Student $25/year. Express $5.00 Cleveland.


Annual Passenger Trips: .. 1,408,738 120,589 Annual E & D Passengers: .. 100,162 106,275 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 788,199 783,498 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 67,216 42,988



Provider

Fixed Route: Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority 2000 Summit Road Kent, OH 44240 Contact: Brian Trautman, Director of Operations (330) 677–7055 Fax: (330) 677–3299 Contact: [email protected]



Director of Maintenance, Operations, & Facility, PTMS Coordinator: Brian Trautman 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Director of Planning: Bryan Smith 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Operations Manager: Joe Yensel 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Director of Marketing, Customer Service & EEO: Frank Hairston 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Director of Finance & NTD Coordinator: Rebecca Schrader 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Director of Human Resources & Risk Manager: Claudia Amrhein 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Director of Mobility Management: Doug Wagner 330–678–7745, [email protected]

Portage



Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $2,796,146 $2,796,145 Total Administrative Costs: $849,000 $849,000 Total System Costs: $3,645,146 $3,645,145


Federal Assistance: $483,879 $483,879 State Assistance: $294,342 $294,342 State E&D Assistance: $55,535 $55,535 Local Assistance: $1,977,039 $1,977,578 Passenger Fares: $140,962 $101,613 Contract Fares: $1,913,146 $378,238 Other Revenues: $126,808 $32,796 Total Revenues: $4,991,711 $3,323,981


Local Assistance: $153,710 $153,710 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $1,619,453 $1,619,453 Total Capital Funds Awarded: $1,773,163 $1,773,163 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Portage County Sales Tax .25% Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory


7 B30–MD 2009 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 3 B35–HD 2009 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 9 B30–MD 2008 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 6 B30–MD 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 8 B35–HD 2007 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B30–MD 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–MD 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 B35–HD 2005 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–MD 2003 11 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–LD 2003 11 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 3 BSV 2002 14 No Diesel 1 B30–MD 2002 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–MD 2000 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–MD 1999 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B35–HD 1998 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 B35–HD 1995 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–HD 1995 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 BU–40 1994 43 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 1986 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 71



Richland County Transit (RCT) 35 North Park Street Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774–5684 Fax: (419) 774–5685

Kathy Adams Email: [email protected] Fiscal Officer Website: www.rcrpc.org

Grantee

Richland County Transit Board 35 North Park Street Mansfield, OH 44902 Contact: Kathy Adams, Fiscal Officer (419) 774–5684 Fax: (419) 774–5685 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route, Complementary Paratransit & Other Demand Response

System Area: City of Mansfield & Portions of City of Ontario




Weekdays… 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Shelby Taxi DR: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., M–F


Base ...................................... $1.50 $3.00 Youth .................................... $0.75 – E & D ................................... $0.75 $3.00 Transfers ................................. – – Ages 2–5: $.25 with adult. Under age 2: free. Monthly Pass: FR$40, E&D $20. Shelby Taxi base $2, Youth & E&D $1. Day pass adults $3.00, Senior, disabled, and youth $1.50.


Annual Passenger Trips: ..... 239,744 25,023 Annual E & D Passengers: .. 108,074 25,023 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 242,694 90,349 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 18,226 8,729



Provider

Fixed Route: Richland County Transit 232 North Main Street Mansfield, OH 44902 Contact: Willa Leer, General Manager (419) 522–4504 Fax: (419) 522–3157


Shelby Taxi 43 W. Main Street Shelby, OH 44875 Contact: Joe Geiss (419) 347–5131 Fax: (419) 347–1193


Operations, Complementary Paratransit, Human Resources, Risk & General Manager: Willia Leer 419–522–4504, [email protected]

Director of Maintenance: Jay Mickam 419–522–4504, [email protected]

Fiscal Officer, NTD, COD & PTMS Coordinator, Planning and Grant Management: Kathy Adams 419–774–6396, [email protected]

Richland



Richland County Transit (RCT) – continued




Federal Assistance: $657,390 $216,024 State Assistance: $120,962 – State E&D Assistance: $81,255 – Local Assistance: $39,021 19,719 Passenger Fares: $145,542 $23,602 Contract Fares: $29,254 $33,769 Other Revenues: $125,186 $31,166 Total Revenues: $1,198,610 $324,280


Local Assistance: $810 $38 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $1,236,260 $151 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$1,237,070 $189 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Ontario and Shelby provided a small amount from general fund. Mansfield, Shelby, and Richland Co provided funds from CDBG.



Vehicle Inventory












16



Sandusky Transit System (STS) City of Sandusky • 222 Meigs Street Sandusky, OH 44870 (419) 621-8462 Fax: (419) 627–5945

Tom Schwan Email: [email protected] Transit Administrator Website: www.ci.sandusky.oh.us

Grantee

City of Sandusky 222 Meigs Street Sandusky, OH 44870 Contact: Matthew Kline, City Manager (419) 627–5844 Fax: (419) 627–5825



System Area: City of Sandusky and Huron, Perkins & Huron Townships




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sundays... – – JARC service, point deviation in Sandusky and Perkins Township, operates 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., M - Sat.


Base ........................................ – $2.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................. – – Point deviation $1.00 (SPARC service) funded by a JARC grant.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation, Inc. 1230 N. Depot Street Sandusky, OH 44870 Contact: Terri Bihn, Operations Manager (419) 627–0497 Fax: (419) 627–0482 Email: [email protected]


Operations & General Manager: Terri Bihn 419–626–0497, [email protected]

Maintenance Manager: Pete Carey 419–626–0740, [email protected]

Transit Administrator & Other: Tom Schwan 419–621–8462, [email protected]

Erie



Sandusky Transit System (STS) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $698,239 State Assistance: – $55,216 State E&D Assistance: – $60,688 Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $177,815 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: – $125,747 Total Revenues: – $1,117,705





Vehicle Inventory





1 AO 2004 4 No Gasoline

1 B30–MD 2002 16 + 7 wc Yes Gasoline

18



Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) 602 Main Street , Suite 1100 Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 632–7510 Fax: (513) 621–2675

Terry Garcia Crews Email: tgarciacrews@go–metro.com CEO & General Manager Website: www.sorta.com

Grantee

Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority 602 Main Street Suite 1100 Cincinnati, OH 45202 Contact: Terry Garcia Crews, CEO & General Manager (513) 632–7510 Fax: (513) 621–0944



System Area: Hamilton County and a portion of Clermont, Butler & Warren Counties




Weekdays… 4:11 a.m. – 1:45 a.m. 4:11 a.m. – 1:45 a.m. Saturdays… 4:41 a.m. – 1:45 a.m. 4:41 a.m. – 1:45 a.m. Sundays... 5:03 a.m. – 1:19 a.m. 5:03 a.m. – 1:19 a.m. Express Route 5:25 am – 7:00 pm, Local 4:11 am – 1:45 pm.


Base ...................................... $1.75 $3.50 Youth .................................... $0.85 – E & D ................................... $0.85 – Transfers ............................... $0.50 – Fixed Route : Zone 2 - $2.65, Zone 3 - $3.00 and Zone 4 - $3.50. All pass Zone - $4.25. Demand Response Zone 1 - $3.50 to Cincinnati. Zone 2 - $4.50 outside Cincinnati. Monthly pass Zone 1-Cincinnati: $70, Zone 2-Hamilton County: $106, Zone 3-Clermont County, Harrison, Milford: $120. Zone 4-Butler County: $140, Zone-71X/72: $170.


Annual Passenger Trips: 16,553,656 185,792 Annual E & D Passengers:1,188,388 185,792 Annual Vehicle Miles: ....... 8,952,673 1,422,472 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........ 687,626 83,639



Provider

Fixed Route: Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority 602 Main Street Suite 1100 Cincinnati, OH 45202 Contact: Terry Garcia Crews, CEO & General Manager (513) 632–7510 Fax :( 513) 621–0944 Demand Response: MV Transportation 1801 Transpark Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45229 Contact: Karla Hunter–Jones, General Manager (513) 531–6888 Fax: (513) 531–6960 Email: [email protected]


Director of Transit Operations: Bill Spraul 513–632–7611, bspraul@go–metro.com

Exe. Asst. to Chief Exe. Officer/GM: Perriann Allen 513–632–9220, pallen@go–metro.com

Director of Fleet & Facilities Joe Routt 513–632–7514, jroutt@go–metro.com

Director of Strategic Development: Butch Gaut 513–632–7671, bgaut@go–metro.com

Director of Accessible Services & Complementary Paratransit: Lisa Aulick 513–632–7581, laulick@go–metro.com

Marketing & Communications Manager Dave Etienne 513–632–7520, detienne@go–metro.com

Chief Public Affairs Officer: Sallie Hilvers 513–632–7681, shilvers@go–metro.com

Hamilton

Butler

Warren

Clermont



Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) – continue

Operating Expenses Fixed RouteDemand Response

Total Operating Costs: $50,752,535 $4,931,320 Total Administrative Costs:$25,488,993 $1,753,938 Total System Costs: $76,241,528 $6,685,258


Federal Assistance: $11,909,090 $1,323,076 State Assistance: – $335,672 State E&D Assistance: $107,190 – Local Assistance: $38,040,918 – Passenger Fares: $23,211,095 $688,568 Contract Fares: $6,788,111 – Other Revenues: $1,983,661 – Total Revenues: $82,040,065 $2,347,316

Capital Funds Fixed Route Demand

Response

Local Assistance: $1,255,288 $21,680 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $8,131,939 $45,366 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$9,387,227 $67,046 Dedicated Local Funding Source: City of Cincinnati Earnings Tax .3% Other Local Funding Sources:


Chief Accountant & NTD Coordinator: Alan Solomon 513–632–7560, asolomon@go–metro.com

Director of Legal Affairs & Risk Management: Bill Desmond 513–632–7604, bdesmond@go–metro.com

Director, Information Technology: Tim Harrington 513–632–7696, tharrington@go–metro.com

Chief Operations Officer: Mary Moning 513–632–9221, mmoning@go–metro.com


Operating Recovery Ratio: 39.35% 10.30% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: $8.52 $4.70 Operating Expense/Trip: $4.61 $35.98 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile: 1.85 0.13

Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 14 B30–MD 2010 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 8 BU–40 2010 38 + 2 wc Yes Hybrid 5 BU–40 2009 52 + 10 wc Yes Other 39 BU–40 2009 38 + 2 wc Yes Other 21 BU–40 2009 38 + 2 wc Yes Hybrid 9 LTV–N 2008 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 31 BU–40 2008 38 + 2 wc Yes Other 15 LTV–N 2007 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 6 BSV 2006 7 No Diesel 40 BU–40 2006 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 BSV 2005 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 BSV 2005 7 No Diesel 23 BU–40 2004 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 13 B30–MD 2002 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 38 BU–40 2002 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 11 B30–MD 2001 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–HD 2001 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 50 BU–40 2001 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 6 BU–40 2000 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 22 BU–40 1999 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 46 BU–40 1998 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 2 B30–MD 1997 11 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 44 BU–40 1997 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 1996 43 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

450 Chief Development & Marketing Officer and DBE Officer: Darryl Haley, dhaley@go–metro.com 513–632–7690 Gov’t Relations Director: Colin Groth, cgroth@go–metro.com 513–632–7522 Controller: Mike Restle, mrestle@go–metro.com 513–632–9203 Director of Procurement: Jerry Roetting, jroetting@go–metro.com 513–632–7626



Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) City Hall • 76 East High Street Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 324–7309 Fax: (937) 328–3496

Mark Beckdahl Email: [email protected] Director of Finance Website: www.springfield.oh.us

Grantee

City of Springfield City Hall 76 East High Street Springfield, OH 45502 Contact: James A. Bodenmiller, City Manager (937) 324–7300 Fax: (937) 328–3496


System Type: Fixed Route, Demand Response & Dial–A–Ride

System Area: City of Springfield, Clark State Community College, Upper Valley Mall, Prime Ohio and Nextedge Tech Park




Weekdays… 6:40 a.m. – 5:40 p.m. 6:40 a.m. – 5:40 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Dial-A-Ride 6:40am – 5:40pm


Base ...................................... $0.75 $1.50 Youth ................................... $0.75 – E & D ................................... $0.35 – Transfers ............................... $0.25 – Dial–a–Ride is $4.00





Provider

Fixed Route: First Transit 100 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 1265 . Springfield, OH 45501 Contact: Ron Macaluso, CEO (937) 328–7228 Fax: (937) 328–3596



Accounting Specialist: Julie Beard 937–328–3916, [email protected]

Transportation Planner, Certification of Data: Glen Massie 937–521–2132, [email protected]

Director of Finance: Mark Beckdahl, [email protected] 937–454–6132

Operations Manager: Michelle Taber, [email protected] 937–327–3592

Clark



Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) – continued




Federal Assistance: $756,228 $321,931 State Assistance: $40,877 $10,219 State E&D Assistance: – $39,306 Local Assistance: $99,581 $24,895 Passenger Fares: $158,902 $14,681 Contract Fares: $23,477 $16,770 Other Revenues: $55,203, $9,827 Total Revenues: $1,134,267 $437,629


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $1,222,692 $305,673 Total Capital Funds Awarded: $1,222,692 $305,673 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 1 LTV–FS 2009 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–FS 2009 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 6 B30–MD 2008 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–FS 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 CV 2006 7 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–HD 2004 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–FS 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–FS 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–HD 1997 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

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Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. Canton, OH 44707 (330) 454–6132 Fax: (330) 454–5476

Kirt W. Conrad Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.sartaonline.com

Grantee

Stark Area Regional Transit Authority 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. Canton, OH 44707 Contact: Kirt Conrad, Executive Director (330) 454–6132 Fax: (330) 454–5476 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Stark County




Weekdays… 5:45 a.m. – 1:40 a.m. 5:45 a.m. – 1:40 a.m. Saturdays… 5:45 a.m. – 1:40 a.m. 5:45 a.m. – 1:40 a.m. Sundays... – –


Base ...................................... $1.50 $3.50 Youth .................................... $1.50 $2.25 E & D ................................... $0.75 $2.25 Transfers ................................. – – Monthly passes FR $45, DR $63; Daily passes$3; Student Fares $22.50.




Operations: .............................. 112 57 General Administration: ............. 8 4 Total: ....................................... 120 61

Provider

Fixed Route: Stark Area Regional Transit Authority 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. Canton, OH 44707 Contact: Kirt Conrad, Executive Director (330) 454–6132 Fax: (330) 454–5476 Email: [email protected]



Executive Director: Kirt Conrad, [email protected] 330–454–6132, Ext. 522

Transportation Director: Teresa Thompson 330–454–6132 ext. 543, [email protected]

Director of Maintenance: Mark Finnicum 330–454–6132 ext. 524, [email protected]

Human Resources, Safety Manager: Kelly Zachary 330–454–6132 ext. 537, [email protected]

Transportation Manager: Tom Williams 330–454–6132 ext. 548, [email protected]

Marketing Administrator: Vacant 330–454–6132 ext. 535, @sartaonline.com

Public Relations Manager: Vacant 330–454–6132 ext. 513, @sartaonline.com

Director of Finance & Administration:

Carole Kuczynski 330–454–6132 ext. 521, [email protected]

Stark



Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: $1,665,590 $2,445,820 State Assistance: $16,750 $8,629 State E&D Assistance: – $372,917 Local Assistance: $7,388,805 $3,806,578 Passenger Fares: $1,297,383 $261,520 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $50,408 $25,968 Total Revenues: $10,418,936 $6,921,208


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $3,593,850 $1,851,377 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$3,593,850 $1,851,377 Dedicated Local Funding Source: County Sales Tax .25% Other Local Funding Sources:


Finance Manager & NTD Coordinator: Deborah Hill 330–454–6132, [email protected]

Grants Manager: Dylan Williams 330-454-6132, [email protected]

MIS & IT Manager: Jeffrey Heimberg, [email protected] 330–454–6132 ext. 526



Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 25 LTV–FS 2010 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 6 B35–HD 2010 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 BU–40 2009 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 B30–HD 2009 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–HD 2008 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 B30–HD 2008 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B30–HD 2007 14 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 3 B30–HD 2005 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–HD 2004 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B30–HD 2001 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 BU–40 2000 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–HD 2000 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 BU–40 2010 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

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Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) P.O. Box 1177 • 555 Adams Street Steubenville, OH 43952 (740) 282–6145 Fax: (740) 282–4524

Frank Bovina Email: [email protected] General Manager

Website: www.bhjmpc.org/Transportation/Transit/svrta.htm

Grantee

Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority P.O. Box 1177, 555 Adams Street Steubenville, OH 43952 Contact: Frank Bovina, General Manager (740) 282–6145 Fax: (740) 282–4524 Email: [email protected]



System Area: City of Steubenville & Village of Mingo Junction




Weekdays… 6:30 a.m. – 6:10 p.m. 6:30 a.m. –6:10 p.m. Saturdays… 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Extended Service 6:50 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Base ...................................... $1.00 $2.00 Youth ..................................... $ – – E & D ................................... $0.50 – Transfers ................................. – – Adult Pass - $28.00 for 30 rides, Senior/ADA pass - $14.00 for 30 rides, Student pass $6.00 for 10.




Operations: ................................. 9 1 General Administration: ............. 3 0 Total: ......................................... 12 1

Provider

Fixed Route: Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority P.O. Box 1177, 555 Adams Street Steubenville, OH 43952 Contact: Frank Bovina, General Manager (740) 282–6145 Fax: (740) 282–4524 Email: [email protected]



Operations Manager: Walter Johnson 740–282–6145, [email protected]

Secretary/Bookkeeper:

Susan Graham

740-282-6145, [email protected]

Jefferson



Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $1,018,809 $84,485 Total Administrative Costs: $70,992 – Total System Costs: $1,089,801 $84,485


Federal Assistance: $635,893 $54,356 State Assistance: $20,906 – State E&D Assistance: $16,014 – Local Assistance: $380,840 – Passenger Fares: $36,144 $2,346 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $166,904 – Total Revenues: $1,256,701 $56,702


Local Assistance: $4,542 – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $154,672 – Total Capital Funds Awarded:$159,214 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax – City of Steubenville & Village of Mingo Junction (Amount includes HB66 Reimbursement) 1.5 Mills Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory





2 B30–LD 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

1 LR 2004 21 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


1 B30–LD 1987 24 No Diesel

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Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 1127 West Central Avenue • P.O. Box 792 Toledo, OH 43697 (419) 245–5222 Fax: (419) 243–8588

James K. Gee Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.tarta.com

Grantee

Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority 1127 West Central Avenue, P.O. Box 792 Toledo, OH 43697 Contact: James K. Gee, General Manager (419) 245–5222 Fax: (419) 243–8588 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Toledo Urbanized Area




Weekdays… 5:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. 5:00 a.m. –11:30 a.m. Saturdays… 5:30 a.m. – 11:150 p.m. 5:30 a.m. – 11:15 p.m. Sundays... 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.


Base ...................................... $1.00 $2.00 Youth .................................... $1.00 – E & D ................................... $0.50 $2.00 Transfers ................................. – – Tokens $.90, Weekly Pass $10, Monthly Pass $40; E&D weekly pass $5.





Provider

Fixed Route: Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority 1127 West Central Avenue, P.O. Box 792 Toledo, OH 43697 Contact: Stacy Clink, Controller (419) 245–5201 Fax: (419) 243–8588 Email: [email protected]



Controller: Stacey Clink 419–245–5200, [email protected]

Director of Marketing: Stephen Atkinson 419–245–5216, [email protected]

Director of Information Systems Mike Blackston 419–245–5210, [email protected]

Superintendent Maintenance: Dave Burnham 419–245–5234, [email protected]

Superintendent Transportation: Tom Metzger 419–245–5235, [email protected]

Director of Human Resources: Geneva Mason 419–245–5220, [email protected]

Wood

Lucas



Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: $4,924,760 $665,780 State Assistance: $196,922 – State E&D Assistance: $163,991 – Local Assistance: $17,402,000 – Passenger Fares: $2,334,961 $948,586 Contract Fares: $2,507,501 – Other Revenues: $106,522 – Total Revenues: $27,636,656 $1,614,366


Local Assistance: $145,686 – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $8,147,759 – Total Capital Funds Awarded: $8,293,445 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax 2.5 Mills Other Local Funding Sources:


Director of ADA Services: Jon Elston 419–245–5276, [email protected]

Director of Scheduling Terry Owen 419–245–5233, [email protected]

Director of Planning: William Kelly 419–245–5230, [email protected]



Vehicle Inventory


3 B30–MD 2010 17 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 18 B35–HD 2010 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 7 B30–MD 2009 17 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 11 LTV–FS 2009 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 5 LTV–N 2008 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 10 B35–HD 2008 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 B30–MD 2006 19 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 B35–HD 2006 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 16 B30–MD 2005 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 35 BU–40 2003 31 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 13 B30–MD 2002 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 3 B30–MD 2002 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 8 B30–MD 2000 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 3 B30–MD 1999 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 20 BU–40 1999 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 13 BU–40 1998 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 19 BU–40 1994 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 199



Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) 223 Putnam Street Marietta, OH 45750 (740) 373–6623 Fax: (740) 373–7693

Paul Cunningham Email: [email protected] County Administrator Website: www.wmcap.org/transportation.html

Grantee

Washington County Board of Commissioners 223 Putnam Street, P.O. Box 144 Marietta, OH 45750 Contact: Cora Marshall, President (740) 373–6623 Fax: (740) 373–7693 Email: [email protected]


System Type: Fixed Route & Complementary Paratransit

System Area: Washington County & City of Marietta




Weekdays… 7:00 a.m. –4:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Saturdays… 7:00 a.m. –4:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sundays... – –


Base ...................................... $0.80 $0.80 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ................................... $0.40 $0.40 Transfers ................................. – – 0–8 miles $1; 8–12 miles $1.25; 12–18 miles $1.50; 18+ miles $2


Annual Passenger Trips: ...... 20,506 3,384 Annual E & D Passengers: ... 16,290 3,384 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 103,036 14,279 Annual Vehicle Hours: ........... 7,446 2,500


Operations: ................................. 6 – General Administration: ............. 2 – Total: .......................................... 8 –

Provider

Fixed Route: Community Action Program Corp. of Washington/Morgan Counties 218 Putnam St, PO Box 144 Marietta, OH 45750 Contact: Dawn Rauch, Transportation Coordinator (740) 373–3745 Fax: (740) 373–6775 Email: [email protected]



Transportation Director and Operations Manager: Cheyenne Oaks 740–373–6771, [email protected]

Fiscal Officer: Gerry Spencer 740–373–3745, [email protected]

Human Resources Manager: Penny Reed 740–373–3745, [email protected]

Director of Planning and PTMS Coordinator: Dawn Rauch 740–373–3745, [email protected]

Washington



Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $321,816 $55,503 Total Administrative Costs: – – Total System Costs: $321,816 $55,503


Federal Assistance: $216,658 $18,839 State Assistance: $21,242 $10,277 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: $74,860 $25,140 Passenger Fares: $9,056 $1,247 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: $321,816 $55,503


Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – – Total Capital Funds Awarded: – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: County General Fund, City of Marietta CDBG



Vehicle Inventory








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Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) 604 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown, OH 44502 (330) 744–8431 Fax: (330) 744–7611

James Ferraro Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.wrtaonline.com

Grantee

Western Reserve Transit Authority 604 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown, OH 44502 Contact: James Ferraro, Executive Director (330) 744–8431 Fax: (330) 744–7611 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Youngstown and portions of Liberty, Boardman, & Austintown townships, Warren and Niles




Weekdays… 5:40 a.m.–12:00 a.m. 5:40 a.m. –12:00 a.m. Saturdays… 7:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. –7:00 p.m. Sundays... – –


Base ...................................... $1.25 $2.50 Youth .................................... $0.75 $2.50 E & D ................................... $0.60 $2.50 Transfers ............................... $0.25 $0.10 FR Monthly $42, DR Monthly $21; Transfer $0.10, Student Coupon Books with 50 ride tickets $35.00; Adult Coupon Books with 50 ride tickets $62.50.


Annual Passenger Trips: .. 1,687,118 32,653 Annual E & D Passengers: .. 334,981 23,182 Annual Vehicle Miles: ....... 1,121,032 287,007 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 83,088 16,951



Provider

Fixed Route: Western Reserve Transit Authority 604 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown, OH 44502 Contact: James Ferraro, Executive Director (330) 744–8431 Fax: (330) 744–7611 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response:

Same as Above


Secretary–Treasurer Marianne Vaughn 330–744–8431, [email protected]

Trumbull

Mahoning



Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) – continued


Total Operating Costs: $5,927,351 $810,457 Total Administrative Costs: $1,168,629 $110,815 Total System Costs: $7,095,980 $921,272


Federal Assistance: $1,958,003 $366,641 State Assistance: $88,553 – State E&D Assistance: $180,958 – Local Assistance: $7,492,027 – Passenger Fares: $745,033 $49,300 Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: $107,179 – Total Revenues: $10,571,753 $415,941


Local Assistance: $275,776 – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $2,067,087 $177,025 Total Capital Funds Awarded: $2,342,863 $177,025 Dedicated Local Funding Source: County Wide Sales Tax .25% Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory








19 B30–HD 2000 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–N 2000 14 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 74

Section Two

Rural Transit

Systems


68 Rural Transit Systems

CuyahogaErie

Huron

Lorain

Geauga

Portage

Ashtabula

Trumbull

Medina

Wayne Stark

Mahoning

Holmes

Columbiana

Carroll

Delaware

MarionHardin

Union

Fayette

Knox

Coshocton

Licking

Morgan

PerryFairfield

Hocking

Ross

Pike

Franklin

Scioto

Noble

Guernsey

Harrison

Belmont

Monroe

Athens

Vinton

Meigs

Gallia

Hamilton

ClintonButlerWarren

BrownAdams

Highland

Auglaize

Miami

Shelby

Paulding

Van WertAllen

Mercer

Darke

Logan

Champaign

Clark

Preble Greene

Hancock

Wyandot

Ottawa

Sandusky

Seneca

Wood

Lucas

Williams

Defiance

Henry

Fulton

Putnam

Montgomery

Madison

Pickaway

Clermont

Lawrence

Jackson

Washington

Tuscarawas

Jefferson

Summit

Lake

Richland

Ashland

Crawford

Morrow

Muskingum

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Rural Transit Program The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Office of Transit administers the Federal Transit Administration’s Rural Transit Program which provides both capital and operating assistance to public transportation systems in rural areas. This program passes Federal dollars through the State to designated eligible recipients – counties, cities, county transit boards, regional transit authorities, and private nonprofit organizations.

State matching funds from the Ohio Public Transportation Grant Program are also available for operating and capital projects.

Ohio’s Rural Transit Systems Map and Listing

1. Ashland Public Transit 2. Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) 3. Athens Transit 4. Bowling Green Transit 5. Carroll County Transit System 6. Champaign Transit System 7. Chillicothe Transit System 8. Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) 9. Crawford County Transportation Program 10. Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 11. Fayette County Transportation Program 12. Geauga County Transit 13. Greenville Transit System 14. Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 15. Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 16. Huron County Transit 17. Lancaster Public Transit System 18. Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC)

19. Logan Transit System (City of Logan) 20. Marion Area Transit (MAT) 21. Medina County Transit 22. Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 23. Monroe County Public Transportation 24. Morgan County Transit 25. Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 26. Perry County Transit (PCT) 27. Pickaway Area Rural Transit 28. Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) 29. Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) 30 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 31. Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 32. Shelby Public Transit 33. South East Area Transit (SEAT)) 34 Warren County Transit Service 35 Wilmington Transit System


Rural Transit Systems 69

Ashland Public Transit City of Ashland • 206 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 (419) 289–8622 Fax: (419) 281–0400

Ellie Grubb Email: elliegrubb@ashland–ohio.com Transit Coordinator Website: www.ashland–ohio.com/transit

Grantee

City of Ashland 206 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 Contact: Glen P. Stewart, Mayor (419) 289–8622 FAX: (419) 289–9613



System Area: City of Ashland with some service outside of the city for city residents






Base ........................................ – $5.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $2.50 Transfers ................................. – – Reduced fare for advance reservations: Base $3.00; E&D $1.50





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation 206 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 Contact: Chris Alt, Operations Manager (419) 289-0489 Fax: (419) 281-0400 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager: Chris Alt – MV 419–289–0489, [email protected]

Vehicle Maintenance: Dave Britenbucher 419–289–8171

Mayor's Office: Nancy Welch 419–281–4730, nancywelch@ashland–ohio.com

Administrator Assistant to the Mayor, Risk Manager & PTMS Coordinator: Ellie Grubb 419–289–8622, elliegrubb@ashland–ohio.com

IT Manager: Dave Bryant 330–465–9427, bearbryant@ashland–ohio.com

Ashland



Ashland Public Transit – continued






Local Assistance: – $3,160 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – $28,441 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $31,601 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:


Operating Recovery Ratio: – 16.72% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: – $3.95 Operating Expense/Trip: – $15.63 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – .25

Vehicle Inventory










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Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) 2247 Lake Avenue Ashtabula, OH 44004 (440) 994–2033 or (800) 445–4140 Fax: (440) 994–2025

Susan Stoneman Email: [email protected] Project Administrator Website:

www.co.ashtabula.oh.us/jfs/ASTSINFO.htm

Grantee

Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners County Courthouse, 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, OH 44047 Joseph Moroski, Board President (440) 576–3750 Fax: (440) 576–2344


System Type: Demand Response System Area: Ashtabula County




Weekdays… – 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Point deviation for City of Ashtabula is offered


Base ........................................ – $1.50 Youth ...................................... – $0.50 E & D ..................................... – $0.75 Transfers ................................. – – Long trips are an extra $.50 for adults and $.25 for E & D and children (3–15), children 2 and under are free with a paying adult. Various monthly passes are available.




Operations: ................................. – 20 General Administration: ............. – 2.5 Total: .......................................... – 22.5

Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation, Inc. 425 W. 24th StreetAshtabula, OH 44004 Contact: Denita Fields, General Manager (440) 994–2036 Fax: (440) 994–2041 Email: [email protected]


Project Manager: Susan Stoneman, ACDJFS 440–994–2033, [email protected]

Service Provider, General Manager: Denita Fields, MV Transportation 440–994–2036, [email protected]

Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Tyler Coursen, MV Transportation 440–994–2042, [email protected]

Ashtabula



Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) – continued


Total Operating Costs: – $953,773 Total Administrative Costs: – $192,791 Total System Costs: – $1,146,564


Federal Assistance: – $553,086 State Assistance: – $127,270 State E&D Assistance: – $18,914 Local Assistance: – $164,368 Passenger Fares: – $40,392 Contract Fares: – $202,002 Other Revenues: – $40,532 Total Revenues: – $1,146,564





Vehicle Inventory









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Athens Transit City Hall • 8 East Washington Street Athens, OH 45701 (740) 592–3338 Fax: (740) 592–3341 Sharlene Plott Email: [email protected] Executive Assistant Website: www.athenstransit.org

Grantee

City of Athens City Hall, 8 East Washington Street Athens, OH 45701 Paul Wiehl, Mayor (740) 592–3338 Fax: (740) 592–3341


System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation

System Area: City of Athens






Base ........................................ – $1.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................. – –





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: McDonald Transportation 397 West State Street Athens, OH 45701 Contact: Daryl VanNest, Project Manager (740) 592–2727 Fax: (740) 589–5375 Email: [email protected]


Project and Operations Manager: Darrell VanNest, [email protected] 740–592–2727

Executive Assistant: Sharlene Plott, [email protected] 740–592–3338

Athens



Athens Transit – continued









Vehicle Inventory





1 B30–MD 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5



Bowling Green Transit City of Bowling Green • 304 N Church St Bowling Green, OH 43402 (419) 354–6220 Fax: (419) 353–4763 Tina Bradley Email: [email protected] Grants Administrator Website: www.bgohio.com/grants– Administration–public–transportation.htm

Grantee

City of Bowling Green 304 North Church Street Bowling Green, OH 43402 John Quinn, Mayor (419) 354–6204 Fax: (419) 352–1262



System Area: City of Bowling Green






Base ........................................ – $3.50 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $1.75 Transfers ................................. – –


Annual Passenger Trips: ............ – 37,577 Annual E & D Passengers: ......... – 29,789 Annual Vehicle Miles: ............... – 143,487 Annual Vehicle Hours: ............... – 7,216



Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Black & White Transportation 44 Hillwyck Drive Toledo, OH 43615 Contact: Judith Potter, Operations Manager (419) 536–3722 Fax: (419) 536–5126 Email: [email protected]


Owner, Black & White Transportation: Judith Potter 419–536–3722 Ext 4, [email protected]

Owner, Black & White Transportation: Scott Potter 419–536–3722 Ext 2, [email protected]

Wood



Bowling Green Transit – continued








Operating Recovery Ratio: – 13.09% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: – $3.90 Operating Expense/Trip: – $14.90 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.26

Vehicle Inventory





6



Carroll County Transit System P.O. Box 185 • 1182 Roswell Rd., N.W. Carrollton, OH 44615 (330) 627–1900 Fax: (330) 627–1088 Patti Manfull Email: [email protected] Transit Director Website: www.carrollcounty.net/transit.html

Grantee

Board of Carroll County Commissioners 119 S. Lisbon St., Suite 201 Carrollton, OH 44615 Larry W. Garner, Board President (330) 627–4869 Fax: (330) 627–7555



System Area: Carroll County






Base ........................................ – $2.50 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – – Transfers ................................. – – Fare $1.50 within Carrolton Village limits; $3.50 within County; $6.50 outside county, additional $.25 per mile for trips over 40 miles. Same day service additional $1.00 per one way trip





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Carroll County Transit P.O. Box 185, 1182 Roswell Rd., S.W. Carrollton, OH 44615 Contact: Patti Manfull, Transit Director (330) 627–1900 Fax: (330) 627–1088 Email: [email protected]


Operations & Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Linda Hinton 330–627–1900, [email protected]

Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, Public Relations, IT Manager & ADA, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Patti Manfull 330–627–1900, [email protected]

Risk Manager: Sonja Leggett 330–627–4869, [email protected]

Carroll



Carroll County Transit System – continued




Federal Assistance: – $164,169 State Assistance: – $24,768 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $12,040 Contract Fares: – $137,327 Other Revenues: – $19,179 Total Revenues: – $357,483





Vehicle Inventory



1 SMV 2008 7 No Gasoline

1 MMV 2008 7 No Gasoline







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Champaign Transit System 308 D Miami Street Urbana, OH 43078 (937) 653–8777 Fax: (937) 653–3196 Gary Ledford Email: [email protected] Director Website:

Grantee

Champaign County Board of Commissioners 1512 U.S. Highway 68, Suite 100 Urbana, OH 43078 Bob E. Corbett, Board President (937) 484–1611 Fax: (937) 653–1607 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Champaign County






Base ........................................ – $2.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................. – – Zone 1–$2.50, Zone 2–$3.50, Zone 3–$4.00





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Champaign County Commissioners 1512 S. U.S. Highway 68 Urbana, OH 43078 Contact: Steven Hess, Board President (937) 653–1611 Fax: (937) 484–1607 Email: [email protected]


Director of Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Relations, Finance, Human Resources Manager, ADA, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Gary Ledford 937–653–8777, [email protected]

Administrative Assistant: Cindy Baker 937–653–8777, [email protected]

Dispatcher: Lisa McDonough 937–653–8747, [email protected]

Champaign



Champaign Transit System – continued









Vehicle Inventory




2 B30–LD 2005 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline


1 BSV 2002 12 No Gasoline

11



Chillicothe Transit System 575 E. 7th Street Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 773–1569 Fax: (740) 773–2817 Mike Scholl Email: [email protected] Director Website: ci.chillicothe.oh.us/TransitDepartment.aspx

Grantee

City of Chillicothe 35 South Paint Street Chillicothe, OH 45601 Joseph Sulzer, Mayor (740) 773–1184 Fax: (740) 773–2072



System Area: City of Chillicothe






Base ...................................... $1.00 $1.00 Youth .................................... $0.50 $0.50 E & D ................................... $0.50 $0.50 Transfers ................................. – – Monthly passes available. Service Statistics Fixed Route Demand Response




Provider

Fixed Route: Chillicothe Transit System 575 E. 7th Street Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 773–1569 Fax: (740) 773–2817Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Same as above


ADA Coordinator, PTMS Coordinator, Operations, Marketing, Public Relations, and IT Manager: Mike Scholl 740–773–1569, [email protected]

Fleet Manager: Rick Morris 740–773–1569, [email protected]

City Auditor: Thomas Spetnagel 740–775–3955

Human Resources Manager: Tammy Bochard 740–773–1211, [email protected]

Ross



Chillicothe Transit System – continued




Federal Assistance: $569,899 $227,913 State Assistance: $113,394 $35,809 State E&D Assistance: $22,952 – Local Assistance: $350,675 $88,625 Passenger Fares: $70,795 10,295 Contract Fares: $172,645 – Other Revenues: – $13,713 Total Revenues: $1,300,360 $376,355


Local Assistance: $29,904 $9,444 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: $266,867 $84,274 Total Capital Funds Awarded:$301,102 $92,387 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Income Tax 1/10 of 1% Other Local Funding Sources:


Operating Recovery Ratio: 18.72% 2.74% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile:$3.51 $.91 Operating Expense/Trip: $6.99 $1.94 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.50 0.47

Vehicle Inventory





3 B30–HD 2009 28 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline








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Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) 7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 (330) 424–7221 ext. 101 Fax: (330) 424–3731 Carol Bretz Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.caaofcc.org/CARTS.htm

Grantee

Community Action Agency of Columbiana County, Inc. 7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 Carol Bretz, Executive Director (330) 424–4015 Fax: (330) 424–3731 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Columbiana County




Weekdays… – 5:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Saturday Services in East Liverpool & Salem only


Base ........................................ – $1.80 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $0.75 Transfers ................................. – – In town $1.80; City to City $3.30; Zone to Zone $4.30; 1/2 E&D for each fare





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Community Action Agency of Columbiana County, Inc. 7880 Lincole PlaceLisbon, OH 44432 Contact: Carol Bretz, Executive Director (330) 424–4015 Fax: (330) 424–3731 Email: [email protected]


Transportation Director, Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Relations Manager, ADA Coordinator: Quinten Melius, [email protected] 330–424–4015 ext. 269

Finance and Risk Manager: Wendy Saul, [email protected] 330–424–7221 ext. 125

IT Manager Phllip Smith, [email protected] 330–424–7221 ext. 112

Personnel Director Marilyn Montes, [email protected] 330–424–7221 ext. 102

Mobility Manager: Gina Leslie, [email protected] 330–424–4015

Columbiana



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Crawford County Transportation Program 200 South Spring Street • P.O. Box 166 Bucyrus, OH 44820 (419) 562–3050 Fax: (419) 562–0759 Peg Wells Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website:

Grantee

Crawford County Council on Aging, Inc. 200 South Spring Street, P.O. Box 166 Bucyrus, OH 44820 Peg Wells, Executive Director (419) 562–3050 Fax: (419) 562–0759 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Crawford County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Limited Services on Saturday and Sunday


Base ........................................ – $1.00 Youth ...................................... – $1.00 E & D ..................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................. – – $.50 more is added to fares for rides outside of Bucyrus, Crestline, Galion and New Washington.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Crawford County Council on Aging, Inc. 200 South Spring Street, P.O. Box 166 Bucyrus, OH 44820 Contact: Peg Wells, Executive Director (419) 562–3050 Fax: (419) 562–0759 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager, PTMS Coordinator & ADA Coordinator: Ruth Culver 419–562–3050 ext. 227

Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Mike Browning 419–562–3050

Marketing & Public Relations Manager: Margaret Wells 419–562–3050 ext. 228, [email protected]

Finance & IT Manager: Bruce Grafmiller 419–562–3050 ext. 230, [email protected]

Human Resources Manager: Mary Pollock 419–562–3050 ext. 232

Crawford



Crawford County Transportation Program – continued








Operating Recovery Ratio: – 7.60% Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.69 Operating Expense/Trip: – $13.04 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.21

Vehicle Inventory









1 BSV 2005 6 No Gasoline


10



Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 368–9383 Fax: (740) 362–7603 Dennis L. Schooley Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.ridedata .com

Grantee

Delaware County Transit Board 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 Gary Dougherty, Board Chair (614) 224–0761



System Area: Delaware County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Demand Response and Point Deviation Route; Red/Blue Route 8am–5pm, Green Route 6am–7pm.


Base ........................................ – $4.00 Youth ...................................... – $2.00 E & D ..................................... – $2.00 Transfers ................................. – – $4 Base Demand Response / E&D Fares 1/2 of Base Fare; Red/Blue/Green Routes $1, E&D ½ Fares.




Operations: ................................. – 28 General Administration: ............ – 6 Total: ......................................... – 34

Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Delaware Area Transit Agency 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 Contact: Dennis L. Schooley, Director (740) 368–9383 Fax: (740) 362–7603 Email: [email protected]


Administrative, Operations, Human Resources and Risk Manager: Crystal James 740–368–9033, [email protected]

Maintenance Coordinator: Dean Ecker 740–272–2393, [email protected]

Executive Assistant, Marketing and Public Relations Manager and PTMS Coordinator: Ginny Berry 740–368–938, [email protected]

Financial Analyst: Richelle Fout 740–368–9383, [email protected]

HR Coordinator & Risk Manager: Kristi Dalton 740–368–9033, [email protected]

Delaware



Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) – continued









Vehicle Inventory












1 BU–40 1999 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

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Fayette County Transportation Program 1400 US Route 22, NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 (740) 335–9628 Fax: (740) 335–1652 Roger Thompson Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.cacfayettecounty.org/Transportation.htm

Grantee

Community Action of Fayette County 1400 US Route 22, NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 Lucinda Baughn, Executive Director (740) 335–7282 Fax: (740) 335–6802 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Fayette County






Base ....................................... – $1.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................ – – County service $1.50, E&D $.75


Annual Passenger Trips: ........... – 20,491 Annual E & D Passengers: ........ – 14,929 Annual Vehicle Miles: ................ – 143,289 Annual Vehicle Hours: .............. – 8,735


Operations: ................................ – 17 General Administration: ............ – 2

Total: .......................................... – 19

Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Community Action of Fayette County

1400 US Route 22, NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 Contact: Roger Thompson, Transit Manager (740) 335–9628 Fax: (740) 335–1652 Email: [email protected]


Executive Director: Bambi Baughn 740-335-7282, [email protected]

Deputy Director/HR Jenny Hollar Young 740-335-7282, [email protected]

Transit Manager Roger Thompson 740-335-9628, [email protected]

Fiscal Officer Denise Pontius 740–335–7282, [email protected]

Assistant Transit Manager: Ray Hosch 740-335-9628, [email protected]

Mobility Manager: Mekia Rhoades 740-335-9628, [email protected]

Fayette



Fayette County Transportation Program – continued




Federal Assistance: – $273,086 State Assistance: – $89,727 State E&D Assistance: – $5,741 Local Assistance: – $14,849 Passenger Fares: – $19,847 Contract Fares: – $162,769 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $566,019





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Geauga County Transit 12555 Merritt Road Chardon, OH 44024 (440) 279–2150 Fax: (440) 285–9476

Kristina Reider Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.geaugatransit.org/

Grantee

Geauga County Board of Commissioners 470 Center Street, Building 4 Chardon, OH 44024 Bill Young, Board President (440) 279–2150 Fax: (440) 285–9476



System Area: Geauga County






Base ........................................ – $6.00 Youth ...................................... – $3.00 E & D ..................................... – $3.00 Transfers ................................. – – Extra stops are $.50 each, Out of county travel is $8.00, 5 and under free. Youth 6–17yrs





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Geauga County Transit 12555 Merritt Road Chardon, OH 44024 Contact: Kristina Reider, Director (440) 279–2156 Fax: (440) 285–9476 Email: [email protected]


Director of Transportation: Kristina Reider 440–279–2156, [email protected]

Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, IT Manager & PTMS Coordinator: Jack Jackson 440–279–2150, j.jackson@ co.geauga.oh.us

Marketing & Human Resources Manager Kate Weybrecht 440–279–2150, k.renner@ co.geauga.oh.us

Driver Supervisor Len Smith 440–279–2154, l.smith@ co.geauga.oh.us

Geauga



Geauga County Transit – continued









Vehicle Inventory

# Type Year Seating Accessible Fuel 3 LTV–N 2009 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 LTV–N 2008 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 LTV–N 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 LTV–N 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 LTV–N 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 16



Greenville Transit System 1425 KitchenAid Way Greenville, OH 45331 (937) 548–0437 Fax: (937) 548–1704 Pamela Garland Email: [email protected] Public Transportation Director Website: www.cityofgreenville.org

Grantee

City of Greenville Municipal Building, 100 Public Square Greenville, OH 45331 Michael Bowers, Mayor (937) 548–1819 Fax: (937) 548–4103



System Area: Darke County, City of Greenville, & selected locations in Dayton & Miami County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sundays... – 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Miami/Montgomery County selected locations M–F 10 a.m.–3 p.m.


Base ........................................ – $3.00 Youth ...................................... – $2.00 E & D ..................................... – $1.50 Transfers ................................. – – Above is for City. County: $4.00 ($2.00 E&D). Dayton/Troy: $6.00 ($3.00 E&D)





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation 1425 KitchenAid Way Greenville, OH 45331 Contact: Kathy Cool, General Manager (937) 548–0437 Fax: (937)–548–1704 Email: [email protected]


MV General Manager: Kathy Cool 937–548–0437, [email protected]

MV Regional Vice President: Chad Hockman 614–778–9769, [email protected]

Mayor, City of Greenville: Michael C. Bowers 937–548–1819, [email protected]

Miami

Darke

Montgomery



Greenville Transit System – continued









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13



Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 122 Jefferson Street • P.O. Box 179 Findlay, OH 45839 (419) 423–7261 Fax: (419) 423–4115 Lucy Valerius Email: [email protected] Director Health & Transportation Website: http://www.hhwpcac.org/hats.html

Grantee

Hancock, Hardin, Wyandot, and Putnam Community Action Commission, Inc., 122 Jefferson Street, PO Box 179 Findlay, OH 45839 Dennis LaRocco, Executive Director (419) 423–3755 Fax: (419) 423–4115 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Hancock County






Base ........................................ – $1.50 Youth ...................................... – $1.50 E & D ..................................... – $0.75 Transfers ................................. – – XZone 2 $2.50 one–way; Zone 3 Toledo $15; Lima $13; Cleveland $30; Columbus $25. one–way





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Hancock Area Transportation Services 122 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 179 Findlay, OH 45839 Contact: Kathryn Cox, Transportation Manager (419) 423–7261 ext. 319 Fax: (419) 423–4115 Email: [email protected]


Director: Lucy Valerius 419–423–3755, [email protected]

Manager: Kathryn Cox 419–423–7261, [email protected]

Hancock



Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) – continued









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Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 536 North Main Street Cadiz, OH 43907 (740) 942–1369 Fax: (740) 942–2032 Karen Couch Email: [email protected] Transportation Director Website: www.harrison.org/ed/demographics/ demographics.htm

Grantee

Harrison County Rural Transit Board 536 North Main Street Cadiz, OH 43907 Joe Fogel, Board Chairman (740) 491–0043 Fax: (740) 942–2032 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Harrison County






Base ........................................ – – Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – – Transfers ................................. – – $1.00 to $2.50 based on origin and destination. Shopper shuttle $3.00.


Annual Passenger Trips: ............ – 14,097 Annual E & D Passengers: ......... – 7,990 Annual Vehicle Miles: .................. – 281,912 Annual Vehicle Hours: ............... – 14,486



Provider

Fixed Route: None Demand Response:

Harrison County Rural Transit 536 North Main StreetCadiz, OH 43907 Contact: Karen Couch, Transportation Director (740) 942–1369 Fax: (740) 942–2032 Email: [email protected]


Operations & Vehicle Maintenance Manager, PTMS Coordinator: Tom Moore 740–942–1369, [email protected]

Marketing, IT, Public Relations Manager & ADA Coordinator: Karen Couch 740–942–1369, [email protected]

Harrison



Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $240,906 State Assistance: – $10,906 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – $233 Passenger Fares: – $33,732 Contract Fares: – $233,678 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $519,455


Local Assistance: – $7,491 State Assistance: – $24,557 Federal Assistance: – $42,846 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $74,894 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:



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11



Huron County Transit 130 Shady Lane Norwalk, OH 44857 (419) 668–6245 Fax: (419) 668–9525 Lucinda Smith Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: http://hurontransit.net

Grantee

Senior Enrichment Services 130 Shady Lane Norwalk, OH 44857 Lucinda Smith, Executive Director (419) 668–6245 Fax: (419) 668–9525 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Huron County




Weekdays… – 5:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Out–of–County Medical Trips Scheduled certain days.


Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – – Transfers ................................ – – Out–of–County Medical Trips Scheduled certain days.




Operations: ................................ – 11 General Administration: ............ – 3 Total: ......................................... – 14

Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Senior Enrichment Services 130 Shady LaneNorwalk, OH 44857 Contact: Lucinda Smith, Executive Director (419) 668–6245 Fax: (419) 668–9525 Email: [email protected]


Transportation Supervisor: John Moslener 419–668–6245, [email protected]

Accountant: Kaye Spoerr 419–668–6245, [email protected]

Executive Director: Lucinda J. Smith 419-668-6245, [email protected]

Huron



Huron County Transit – continued




Federal Assistance: – $185,284 State Assistance: – $62,878 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $22,594 Contract Fares: – $104,628 Other Revenues: – $17,777 Total Revenues: – $393,161





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Lancaster Public Transit System 746 Lawrence Street Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 687–6858 Fax: (740) 681–5088 Carrie Woody Email: [email protected] Public Transit Administrator Website: www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/dept/transit/

Grantee

City of Lancaster 104 East Main Street Lancaster, OH 43130 David Smith, Mayor (740) 687–6600 Fax: (740) 687–6698 Email: [email protected]



System Area: City of Lancaster






Base ........................................ – $2.00/$5.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D ..................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................. – – Deviated Fixed Routes $0.25. Demand Response adv resv/same day: Zone 1: $7.50/$10, Zone 2: $15/$18. E&D 1/2 fare.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: MV Transportation 746 Lawrence StreetLancaster, OH 43130 Contact: Amy Hockman, General Manager (740) 681–5086 Fax: (740) 681–5088 Email: [email protected]


Superintendent: Toby Shamblin 740–687–6668, [email protected]

General Mechanic: Terry Phillips 740–687–6668

Fairfield



Lancaster Public Transit System – continued









Vehicle Inventory







1 CV 2004 5 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


2 B30–LD 2003 14 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 3 AO 2001 4 No Gasoline 14



Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) 125 E. Patterson Ave Bellefontaine, OH 43311 (937) 593–0034 Fax: (937) 593–0084 Trann Porter Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.tricountycls.com/tlc.

Grantee

Tri–County Community Action Commission 125 E. Patterson Ave. Bellefontaine, OH 43311 Denise Bergen–Birt, CEO (937) 593–0034 Fax: (937) 593–0084 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Logan County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – City of Bellefontaine 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.


Base ....................................... – $2.50 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.25 Transfers ................................ – – Bellefontaine $3; E&D 1/2 fare.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Tri–County Community Action Commission 125 E. Patterson Ave. Bellefontaine, OH 43311 Contact: Denise Bergen–Birt, CEO (937) 593–0034 Fax: (937) 593–0084 Email: [email protected]


Operations: Dru Lane 937–593–0039, [email protected]

Or Kelly Predmore, [email protected]

Transportation Coordinator, Mobility Manager & PTMS Coordinator: Trann Porter 937–593–0034 ext. 513, [email protected]

CEO, Marketing, Public Relations Manager: Denise Bergen–Birt 937–593–0034 ext. 501, [email protected]

Finance, Human Resources and Risk Manager: Tammy Burton 937–593–0034 ext. 502, [email protected]

Transportation Scheduling Specialist, vehicle maintenance: Dru Lane 937–593–0034 ext. 312, [email protected]

Or Kelly Predmore, [email protected]

Logan



Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) – continued









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14



Logan Transit System (City of Logan) 3 Cardaras Drive Glouster, OH 45732 (740) 767–4500 Fax: (740) 767–2301 Jessica Stroh Email: [email protected] Transit Director Website: http://www.hapcap.org/logantransit.htm

Grantee

Hocking–Athens–Perry Community Action 3 Cardaras Drive, P. O. Box 220 Glouster, OH 45732 Doug Stanley, Executive Director (740) 764–4500 Fax: (740) 767–2301 Email: [email protected]



System Area: City of Logan






Base ....................................... – $2.00/$4.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.00/$2.00 Transfers ................................ – – Additional $1.00/mile for all trips outside the city limits.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Logan Transit System 1005 C.I.C. Drive Logan, OH 43138 Contact: Roger Stivision, Transit Supervisor (740) 385–6813 Fax: (740) 385–0866 Email: [email protected]


Employment & Economic Development Director: Jessica Stroh 740–767–4500, [email protected]

Transportation Services Manager: Roger Stivison 740–385–6813, [email protected]

Hocking



Logan Transit System (City of Logan) – continued






Local Assistance: – $490 State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – $4,410 Total Capital Funds Awarded: – $4,900 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:



Vehicle Inventory





5



Marion Area Transit (MAT) 137 S. State Street Marion, OH 43302 (740) 387–7153 Fax: (740) 382–1623 Jeff Marsh Email: [email protected] Transit Administrator Website: www.mariononline.com/cityofmarion/

Grantee

City of Marion Municipal Building, 233 West Center Street Marion, OH 43302 Scott Schertzer, Mayor (740) 387–3591 Fax: (740) 387–2813 Email: [email protected]



System Area: City of Marion




Weekdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Enhanced Services 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; 24 Hour Notice


Base ....................................... – $1.25 Youth ..................................... – $0.60 E & D .................................... – $0.60 Transfers ................................ – – Enhanced service (Door to Door) fares range from $2.50 – $6.25 based on mileage.


Annual Passenger Trips: ........... – 184,068 Annual E & D Passengers: ........ – 70,721 Annual Vehicle Miles: ................ – 196,563 Annual Vehicle Hours: ............... – 20,583



Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Marion Area Transit 137 South State Street Marion, OH 43302 Contact: Jeff Marsh, Administrator (740) 387–7153 Fax: (740) 382–1623 Email: [email protected]


Account Clerk: Jeannie DeChant 740–387–7153, [email protected]

Marion



Marion Area Transit (MAT) – continued









Vehicle Inventory






2 LTV–FS 2006 24 No Diesel





13



Medina County Transit 144 North Broadway Medina, OH 44256 (330) 723–9670 ext. 28 Fax: (330) 725–9169 Mike Salamone Email: [email protected] Transit Director Website: www.ridemedinaco.org/home.asp

Grantee

Medina County Commissioners 144 North Broadway Medina, OH 44256 Stephen D. Hambley, President (330) 722–9208 Fax: (330) 722–9206



System Area: Medina County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Deviated Fixed Route: M–F 8 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat 8 a.m.–5 p.m.


Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – $2.00 E & D .................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................ – – Additional .10 for each additional "Grid", E&D $.05; Deviated Fixed Route $1.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Medina County Transit 144 North Broadway Medina, OH 44256 Contact: Mike Salamone, Transit Director (330) 723–9670 ext. 28 Fax: (330) 725–9169 Email: [email protected]


Trans. Supervisor/Trainer/Advertising Coord. Donald Whitner 330–764–8098, [email protected]

Admin. Assistant/Billing Coordinator: Kathy Jenewein 330–764–8102, [email protected]

Finance Director: Scott Miller 330–722–9202, [email protected]

Road Supervisor/Vehicle Maint. Coord. Phil Carpenter 330–732–9670

Accounting: Lisa Contil 330-764-8101, [email protected]

Medina



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Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 25 Columbus Road Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 (740) 392–7026 ext. 24 Fax: (740) 392–7432 Hilary Patterson Email: [email protected] Administrator Website:

Grantee

Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 25 Columbus Rd. Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 Dorothy Parker, Board President (740) 392–0161 Fax: (740) 393–7432



System Area: Knox County




Weekdays… – 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 5:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Shuttle 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.


Base ....................................... – $4.50 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $2.25 Transfers ................................ – – Mount Vernon Shuttle $.50, E&D ½ Fares.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Mid–Ohio Transit Authority 25 Columbus Road Mount Vernon, OH 43050 Contact: Hilary Patterson, Administrator (740) 392–7026 ext. 24 Fax: (740) 392–7432 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager, ADA Coordinator: Gene Cockrell 740-507-5020, [email protected]

Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Matt Shroyer 740–392–7026 #25

Marketing, Public Relations, Finance, Risk, IT & Human Resources Manager, NTD & PTMS Coordinator: Hilary Patterson 740–392–7026 #24, [email protected]

Fiscal Clerk: Erin Robbins 740-392-7026 #21, [email protected]

Backup Clerk/Dispatcher: Don Cutter 740-392-7026 #23, [email protected]

Knox



Mid–Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $508,340 State Assistance: – $218,000 State E&D Assistance: – $127,890 Local Assistance: – $26,931 Passenger Fares: – $150,613 Contract Fares: – $134,706 Other Revenues: – $813 Total Revenues: – $1,167,293





Vehicle Inventory












1 LTV–N 2001 24 No Diesel

21



Monroe County Public Transportation 118 Home Avenue • P.O. Box 507 Woodsfield, OH 43793 (740) 472–2505 Fax: (740) 472–2531 Denise Potts Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.monroetransit.com/

Grantee

Monroe County Board of Commissioners County Courthouse, 101 North Main Street, Room 12 Woodsfield, OH 43793 John Pyles, Board President (740) 472–1341 Fax: (740) 472–5156



System Area: Monroe County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 1:20 a.m. Saturdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 1:20 a.m. Sundays... – 6:00 a.m. – 1:20 a.m.


Base ....................................... – $1.50 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $0.75 Transfers ................................ – – Out of County $2.50–$10





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Monroe County Public Transportation 118 Home Avenue, P.O. Box 507 Woodsfield, OH 43793 Contact: Denise Potts, Transportation Coordinator (740) 472–2505 Fax: (740) 472–2531 Email: [email protected]


Office Assistant: Crystal Ludolph Fax: 740-472-2531

Monroe



Monroe County Public Transportation – continued




Federal Assistance: – $108,588 State Assistance: – $32,054 State E&D Assistance: – $2,276 Local Assistance: – $27,731 Passenger Fares: – $6,713 Contract Fares: – $46,341 Other Revenues: – $185 Total Revenues: – $223,888





Vehicle Inventory



1 LTV–N 2010 25 No Gasoline







1 LTV–N 2004 25 No Diesel

12



Morgan County Transit 37 South 5th Street McConnelsville, OH 43756 (740) 962–9125 Fax: (740) 962–1341 John Sampson Email: john.sampson@morgancounty–oh.gov Transportation Manager Website:

Grantee

Morgan County Commissioners 155 Main Street, Room 216 McConnelsville, OH 43756 Mike Reed, President (740) 962–3183 Fax: (740) 962–1341



System Area: Morgan County






Base ....................................... – $1.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – – Transfers ................................ – – Fares 0–8 miles $1; 8–12 miles $1.25; 12–16 miles $1.50; 16+ miles $2; $35/hr. out–of–Co. $17.50/hr. wait time; 12 & under free w/ parent or guardian, in–Co.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Morgan County Transit 37 South 5th Street McConnelsville, OH 43756 Contact: John Sampson, Transportation Supervisor (740) 962–9125 Fax: (740) 962–1341 Email: john.sampson@morgancounty–oh.gov


Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Relations, Human Resources, Manager, ADA, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: John Sampson, john.sampson@morgancounty–oh.gov 740–962–9125

Director Shannon Wells 740–962–1322, shannon.wells@morgancounty–oh.gov

Morgan



Morgan County Transit – continued




Federal Assistance: – $204,095 State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $17,912 Contract Fares: – $342,515 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $564,522





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Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 275 N. Toussaint South Rd. Oak Harbor, OH 43449 (419) 898–7433 Fax: (419) 898–3167 Bill Lowe Email: [email protected] Transit Director Website: www.octapublictransit.org

Grantee

Ottawa County Transit Board 275 N. Toussaint South Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Gerald Arnold, Chairman (419) 898–7433 Fax: (419) 898–3167 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Ottawa County






Base ....................................... – $3.50 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.75 Transfers ................................ – – Out of Co. Lucas/Seneca/Huron $10.50 E&D 1/2 Fare: Out of Co. Erie/Sandusky/Wood $5.50, E&D 1/2 Fare





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Ottawa County Transportation Agency 275 N. Toussaint South Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Contact: Bill Lowe, Transit Director (419) 898–7433 Fax: (419) 898–3167 Email: [email protected]


Maintenance Supervisor Jerry Porath 567-262-3166,[email protected]

Transit Manager Diane Schimming 419-898-7433, [email protected]

Transit Director Bill Lowe 567-262-3160, [email protected]

Ottawa



Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $696,076 State Assistance: – $35,096 State E&D Assistance: – $29,388 Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $58,689 Contract Fares: – $684,671 Other Revenues: – $19,065 Total Revenues: – $1,522,985





Vehicle Inventory
















1 B30–LD 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 LTV–N 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 BU-40 1996 21 + 5 wc Yes Diesel 27



Perry County Transit (PCT) 552 West Broadway New Lexington, OH 43764 (740) 342–7214 Fax: (740) 342–5546 Gloria Funk Email: [email protected] Transit Coordinator Website:

Grantee

Perry County Commissioners 121 West Brown Street, P.O. Box 248 New Lexington, OH 43764 Lonnie Wood, President (740) 342–2045 Fax: (740) 342–5505 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Perry County






Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................ – – Base fare up to $4.50 depending on zone. Travel beyond designated zone is additional $.50 per zone





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Perry County Transit (PCT) 552 West Broadway New Lexington, OH 43764 Contact: Gloria Funk, Transit Coordinator (740) 342–7214 Fax: (740) 342–5546 Email: [email protected]


Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Relations, Human Resources, Finance, Manager, ADA, NTD PTMS Coordinator: Gloria Funk 740–342–7214, [email protected]

Billing Clerk/Office Assistant: Vicky West 740–342–2810

Dispatcher/Driver: Tania Kirkpatrick 740–342–2810

Dispatcher/Driver: Marnie Harrell 740–342–2810

Perry



Perry County Transit (PCT) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $90,720 State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – $15,389 Local Assistance: – $83,024 Passenger Fares: – $75,222 Contract Fares: – $481,959 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $746,314





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Pickaway Area Rural Transit 469 East Ohio Street • P.O. Box 67 Circleville, OH 43113 (740) 474–8835 Fax: (740) 477–5735 Mark Mills Email: [email protected] Transportation Operations Manager Website: www.picca.info/trans.htm

Grantee

Pickaway County Community Action 469 East Ohio Street, P.O. Box 67 Circleville, OH 43113 Dave Hannahs, Executive Director (740) 477–1655 Ext. 301 Fax: (740) 477–5735 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Pickaway County




Weekdays… – 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Point Deviation 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. M–F; Columbus Shuttle – M, W, F 9am–2:30 pm


Base ........................................ – $1.00 Youth ...................................... – – E & D .................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................ – – Fares are $3.00 base same day and $1.50 E & D; Point deviation is $.50 for general public, E&D $.25; Columbus $7.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Pickaway County Community Action 469 East Ohio StreetCircleville, OH 43113 Contact: Mark Mills, Transportation Operations Manager (740) 477-1655 Ext. 201 Fax: (740) 477–5735 Email: [email protected]


Transportation Manager, Operations, Marketing, Public Relations, Risk Manager, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Mark Mills 740–477–1655, [email protected]

CFO: Dale Kuhlwein 740–477–1655, [email protected]

Pickaway



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1 SV 2007 7 No Gasoline






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Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) 941 Market Street • P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 (740) 289–2371 ext. 173 Fax: (740) 289–4291 Diane Renner Email: [email protected] CATS Director Website:

Grantee

Community Action Committee of Pike County 941 Market Street, P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 Ray Roberts, Executive Director (740) 289–2371 Fax: (740) 289–4291 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Pike County




Weekdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Sundays... – – Pike Co. 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. M–F


Base ....................................... – $1.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................ – – Chillicothe & Portsmouth $3 one–way; Columbus $6. one–way; 12 & under free w/ adult; 10 trip passes available at discount; No discounts or passes for out–of County trips.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Community Action Committee of Pike County 941 Market Street, P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 Contact: Diane Renner, CATS Director (740) 289–2371 Ext. 173 Fax: (740) 289–4291 Email: [email protected]


Program Director, Operations Manager: Diane Renner 740–289–2371, [email protected]

Transit Supervisor, ADA, PTMS Coordinator: Jan Conkel 740–289–2371, [email protected]

Asst. Exe. Director of Finance: Toni Graves 740–289–2371, [email protected]

General Counsel, Risk Manager Darin James 740–289–2371, [email protected]

Mobility Manager: Pamela Mustard, [email protected] 740–289–2371, Ext. 200

Dispatcher/Scheduler: Chris McKinley, [email protected] 740–289–4525

Staff Accountant: Barb Crabtree, [email protected] 740–289–2371, Ext. 120

Pike



Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $179,972 State Assistance: – $67,621 State E&D Assistance: – $7,976 Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $11,943 Contract Fares: – $92,226 Other Revenues: – $12,149 Total Revenues: – $371,887





Vehicle Inventory




1 SMV 2008 7 No Other






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Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) 109 S. Front Street • P.O. Box 590 Fremont, OH 43420 (419) 332–2015 Fax: (419) 332–8720 Robin Richter Email: [email protected] Director of Senior & Website: www.wsos.org/programs/seniors/trips.php

Transportation Services

Grantee

WSOS Community Action Commission, Inc. 109 S. Front Street, P. O. Box 590 Fremont, OH 43420 Neil McCabe, President/CEO (419) 334–8911 Fax: (419) 332–8720 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Sandusky County






Base ....................................... – $1.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – – Transfers ................................ – – Up to $3.00 depending on zone. Round Trip/One Way–Surrounding Co. $25/$15, Toledo, Sandusky City $60/$40, Cleveland, Columbus $150/$120.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: TRIPS 109 S. Front Street, P. O. Box 590 Fremont, OH 43420 Contact: Robin Richter, Director of Senior & Transportation Services (419) 332–2015 Fax: (419) 332–8720 Email: [email protected]


Director of Senior & Transportation Services: Robin Richter 419–332–2015, [email protected]

Transportation Coordinator, Vehicle Maintenance Manager, ADA Coordinator: Bill Duncan 419–334–4432, [email protected]

Director of Public Relations: Joyce Huntley 419–334–8911, [email protected]

Vice President Finance: David Kipplen 419–334–8911, [email protected]

Director of Human Resources, Risk Manager: Adrienne Fausey 419–334–891, [email protected]

IT Manager LaDonna Tarris 419–334–8911

Sandusky



Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $290,139 State Assistance: – $58,723 State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – $75,052 Passenger Fares: – $50,616 Contract Fares: – $318,628 Other Revenues: – $123 Total Revenues: – $793,281





Vehicle Inventory


2 SMV 2010 5 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline





2 BSV 2006 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel



2 B30-LD 2003 10 + 2 Yes Gasoline

2 B30-LD 2002 10 + 2 Yes Gasoline

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Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 601 Eighth Street Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740) 353–5626 ext. 208 Fax: (740) 353–4321 Larry Mullins Email: [email protected] Transportation Coordinator Website: http://www.asctransit.org

Grantee

Scioto County Board of Commissioners 602 Seventh Street, Room 1, Scioto County Courthouse Portsmouth, OH 45662 Tom Reiser, Chairperson (740) 355–8297 Fax: (740) 353–7358 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Scioto County




Weekdays… – 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Same day service 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. M–F; 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sat.


Base ....................................... – $1.00 Youth ..................................... – $0.50 E & D .................................... – $0.50 Transfers ................................ – – Service area is divided into grids. $.50 for each additional grid.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Access Scioto County 601 Eighth Street Portsmouth, OH 45662 Contact: Larry Mullins, Transportation Coordinator (740) 353–5626 ext. 208 Fax: (740) 353–4321 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager: Lisa Potts 740–353–5626 ext. 202, [email protected]

Lead Driver, Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Rick Potts 740–353–5626 ext. 202, [email protected]

ADA Coordinator, Marketing Manager, Public Relations, Finance, Risk, IT, and PTMS Manager: Larry Mullins 740–353–5626 ext. 208, [email protected]

Office Manager, Human Resources Manager: Penny Hubbard 740–353–5626 ext. 206, [email protected]

Scioto



Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) – continued




Federal Assistance: – $349,434 State Assistance: – $90,217 State E&D Assistance: – $4,610 Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – $44,597 Contract Fares: – $247,630 Other Revenues: – $7,554 Total Revenues: – $744,042





Vehicle Inventory






2 LTV–S 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel

1 BSV 1999 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline

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Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 3140 South SR 100, Suite F • P.O. Box 922 Tiffin, OH 44883 (419) 448–7344 Fax: (419) 448–8484 Linda Good Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website:

Grantee

Seneca County Agency Transportation 769 E. Twp. Rd. 152 Tiffin, OH 44883 Tressa Hagan, Board President (419) 680-6292 Fax: (419) 680-6292 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Seneca County




Weekdays… – 5:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – Limited Saturday hours in Tiffin.


Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................ – – Fares based on destination, $2.00 – $5.00, E&D $1.00 – $2.50.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Seneca County Agency Transportation 3140 South SR 100, Suite F, P.O. Box 922 Tiffin, OH 44883 Contact: Linda Good, Executive Director (419) 448–7344 Fax: (419) 448–8484 Email: [email protected]


Seneca



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Shelby Public Transit City of Sidney • 413 S. Vandemark Rd. Sidney, OH 45365 (937) 498–8151 Fax: (937) 498–8750 Deb Grogean Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.sidney.com/departments/ dialaride.htm

Grantee

City of Sidney Municipal Building, 201 West Poplar Street Sidney, OH 45365 Tom Judy, City Manager (937) 498–8202 Fax: (937) 498–8139 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Shelby County & City of Sidney




Weekdays… – 7:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Saturdays… – – Sundays... – – County Service M–F 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.: 48 hrs. advance notice


Base ....................................... – $2.50 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $0.75 Transfers ................................ – – County Service $5.00, E&D $2.50.





Provider

Fixed Route: None Demand Response:

Shelby Public Transit 413 South Vandemark Road Sidney, OH 45365 Contact: Deb Grogean, Transit Manager (937) 498–8151 Fax: (937) 498–8750 Email: [email protected]


Operations Manager, Transit Clerk: Regina Ostendorf 937–498–8711, [email protected]

Fleet Maintenance Manager: Doug Dearinger 937–498–8754, [email protected]

Finance Officer: Ginger Adams 937–498–8194, [email protected]

IT Manager: Ken Van Hook 937–498–8125, [email protected]

HR Manager: Vickie Allen 937–498–8144, [email protected]

Shelby



Shelby Public Transit – continued









Vehicle Inventory




2 LTV–S 2010 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline







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South East Area Transit (SEAT) 375 Fairbanks Street Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 454–8573 Fax: (740) 454–7449 Vacant Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.zbus.com

Grantee

South East Area Transit Board of Directors 375 Fairbanks Street Zanesville, OH 43701 Dave Lasure, Board President (740) 452–5031 Email: [email protected]



System Area: Muskingum County and Guernsey County

System Square Miles: 1,187



Weekdays… 6:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. 6:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Saturdays… – 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sundays... – –


Base ...................................... $1.00 $2.00 Youth .................................... $0.75 $1.50 E & D ................................... $0.50 $2.00 Transfers ................................ – – Travel out of Muskingum County is $5.00 ($2.50 E&D); Within county is $3.00 ($1.50 E&D). Travel out of Guernsey County is $5.00 ($2.50 E&D); Paratransit is $2.00 per one way trip.


Annual Passenger Trips: ...... 51,069 58,715 Annual E & D Passengers: ... 10,501 3,852 Annual Vehicle Miles: .......... 122,453 380,038 Annual Vehicle Hours: ......... 10,090 22,979



Provider

Fixed Route: South East Area Transit 375 Fairbanks Street Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 454–8573 Fax: (740) 454–7449 Email: [email protected]

Demand Response: Same as above


General Manager, ADA Coordinator: Vacant 740–454–8573

Operations Manager: Terry DeLancey 740–454–8573

Maintenance Manager: Rich Wood 740–454–8573

Fiscal Officer, NTD Coordinator: Alicia Love 740–454–8573

Risk Manager, D&A Administrator: Sharon Cornett 740–454–8573

Trans. Coord. (Guernsey County): Linda Minter 740–439–3393

Guernsey

Muskingum



South East Area Transit (SEAT) – continued


Total Operating Costs: – – Total Administrative Costs: – – Total System Costs: – –



Federal Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – State E&D Assistance: – – Local Assistance: – – Passenger Fares: – – Contract Fares: – – Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – –



Local Assistance: – – State Assistance: – – Federal Assistance: – – Total Capital Funds Awarded: – –

NO DATA AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources:


Operating Recovery Ratio: – – Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile: – – Operating Expense/Trip: – – Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – –


Vehicle Inventory











2 LTV 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


2 BU–40 2000 33 + 2 wc Yes Diesel


1 B30–MD 1997 33 No Diesel

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Warren County Transit Service County Admin Bldg. • 406 Justice Dr., Rm. 159 Lebanon, OH 45036 (513) 695–1323 Fax: (513) 695–2933 Jerry Haddix Email: [email protected] Transportation Coordinator Website: http://www.co.warren.oh.us/humanservices/programs/social/transportation.htm

Grantee

Warren County Board of Commissioners County Administration Bldg., 406 Justice Dr. Lebanon, OH 45036 David Gully, County Administrator (513) 695–1250 Fax: (513) 695–2054



System Area: Warren County






Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................ – –





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Winton Transportation LLC Universal Transportation Systems 220 Senate Drive, Monroe, OH 45050 Contact: Brenda Hodges, Operations Manager Email: [email protected] (513) 539-9491 Fax: (513) 539-7485


General Manager – Winston Transportation, Operations, ADA Coordinator: Brenda Hodges 513–858-7903, [email protected]

Maintenance Manager: Mike Bastin 513–829-2441, [email protected]

Finance, Marketing, Public Relations Manager, Grants, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Jerry Haddix 513–695–1323, [email protected]

Senior Network Architect: Chris Hudak 513–829-1287, [email protected]

Safety Engineer: Frank Herzog

513-829-1287,[email protected]

Human Relations: Susan Smith 513-858-7918, [email protected]

Warren



Warren County Transit Service – continued




Federal Assistance: – $539,126 State Assistance: – $155,536 State E&D Assistance: – $22,488 Local Assistance: – $334,751 Passenger Fares: – $75,396 Contract Fares: – $16,351 Other Revenues: – – Total Revenues: – $1,133,648





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Wilmington Transit System City of Wilmington • 260 Charles Street Wilmington, OH 45177 (937) 382–7964 Fax: (937) 382–2301 Phil Floyd Email: [email protected] Director of Public Transportation Website: http://www.ci.wilmington.oh.us/wiltran.cfm

Grantee

City of Wilmington 69 North South Street Wilmington, OH 45177 David Raizk, Mayor (937) 382–5458 Fax: (937) 382–0931 Email: [email protected]



System Area: City of Wilmington






Base ....................................... – $2.00 Youth ..................................... – – E & D .................................... – $1.00 Transfers ................................ – – $1.00 per mile per person outside city limits.





Provider

Fixed Route: None

Demand Response: Wilmington Transit System 260 Charles StreetWilmington, OH 45177 Contact: Phil Floyd, Director of Public Transportation (937) 382–7964 Fax: (937) 382–2301 Email: [email protected]


Operations, ADA, PTMS Coordinator: Dan Daniels 937–382–7964, [email protected]

Preventive Maintenance Coordinator, Vehicle Maintenance: Corey Tolliver 937–382–7964

Director of Marketing, Public Relations, Finance, Risk Manager: Phillip J. Floyd 937–382–7964, [email protected]

Administrative, Training Coordinator: Danny Sheeley 937–382–7964

Clinton



Wilmington Transit System – continued




Federal Assistance: – $443,745 State Assistance: – $141,535 State E&D Assistance: – $65,003 Local Assistance: – $201,234 Passenger Fares: – $224,493 Contract Fares: – $35,872 Other Revenues: – $100 Total Revenues: – $1,111,982





Vehicle Inventory








3 LTV–N 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 16

Section Three

New Vehicle

Codes


141 PTMS Vehicle Codes

New Vehicle Code Comments

AO Automobile

B30–HD Bus 30–Foot Heavy Duty

B30–LD Bus 30–Foot Light Duty

B30–MD Bus 30–Foot Medium Duty

B35–HD Bus 35–Foot Heavy Duty

BSV Basic Standard Van

BU–40 Bus 40–Foot

CV Converted Van

HR Heavy Rail Car

IB Intercity Bus

LR Light Rail Car

LTV–FS Light Transit Vehicle – Fiberglass/Steel

LTV–N Light Transit Vehicle – Narrow

LVT–S Light Transit Vehicle – Steel

MMV Modified Minivan

SMV Standard Minivan

SV Basic Standard Van

TB Trolleybus

Section Four

Specialized Transportation

Program


144 Specialized Transportation Program

Ohio’s Specialized Transportation Program

Ohio’s Specialized Transportation Program, as authorized by 49 USC Section 5310, authorizes capital grants for the purpose of assisting organizations in providing transportation services to meet the special needs of elderly persons and persons with disabilities where existing transportation services are unavailable, insufficient or inappropriate.

Specialized Transportation Program applicants are private nonprofit corporations or public bodies, which serve as the lead agency in an Ohio Coordination Program project or which certify to ODOT that no private nonprofit corporations are readily available in their area to provide transportation services to elderly persons and persons with disabilities.

In Ohio, ODOT’s Office of Transit administers the program. Funds from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) provide 80 percent of the cost of capital items; the remaining 20 percent must be provided from a local, nonfederal source. ODOT writes the specifications and actually purchases the vehicles with costs reimbursed by FTA and the agency.

The Specialized Transportation Program has two types of applicants – those from urbanized areas and those from non–urbanized areas. While ODOT administers the program for the entire state, certain responsibilities are assigned to the seventeen Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO). ODOT has established the eligibility requirements to be used for all applicants. Each MPO may establish additional eligibility requirements and deadlines to fit its urbanized area’s needs so long as such requirements and deadlines are not less restrictive than ODOT’s. All Specialized Transportation Program projects must be derived from a Locally Developed Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation Plan.

The following agencies, listed by county, are operating Specialized Transportation Program vehicles:

ADAMS 1. Adams County Commissioners .................... (937) 544–3286 2. Adams County Senior Citizens Council, Inc.(937) 544-3979

ALLEN 1. Allen County Council on Aging ................... (419) 228–5135 2. Children’s Development Center of Lima ... (419) 226–5046 3. Delphos Senior Citizens ............................... (419) 692–1331 4. Marimor Industries, Inc. ............................ (419) 221–1226

ASHTABULA 1. Ashtabula County Council on Aging ........... (440) 998–6750 2. County Neighbor Program, Inc. .................. (440) 437–6311 3. Geneva Area Senior Corporation .................. (440) 466-3048

AUGLAIZE 1. Auglaize County Council on Aging, Inc. ..... (419) 394–8252

BELMONT 1. Belco Works, Inc. ........................................... (740) 695–7420 2. Community Action Commission of

Belmont County, Inc. .................................... (740) 695–0293 BROWN 1. Brown County Senior Citizens Council ....... (937) 378–6603 2. Catholic Social Services of

Southwestern Ohio ........................................ (513) 875–2317

BUTLER 1. Mercy Medical Center ..................................... (513) 423–9496 2. Middletown Area Senior Citizens, Inc. ........ (513) 423–1734 3. Oxford Senior Citizens ................................... (513) 523–8100 4. Partners in Prime. ............................................ (513) 867–9195 5. Transit Alliance of Butler Co. ........................ (513) 785–5237

CARROLL 1. Carroll Hills Industries, Inc. .......................... (330) 627–5524

CLARK 1. Community Mercy Health Partners – St. John's Center ............................................ (937)–399–9190 2. Community Mercy Health Partnership /Oakwood Village .............................................. (937)–342–5905 3. Elderly United of Springfield and

Clark County .................................................... (937) 323–4948 4. NAMI of Clark Co. ......................................... (937) 322–5600 5. Quest Adult Services, Inc. .............................. (937) 328-5240 6. TAC Industries, Inc. ....................................... (937) 525–7421

CLERMONT 1. Clerco, Inc. ....................................................... (513) 732–4921 2. Clermont Counseling Center ......................... (513) 947–7122 3. Clermont Senior Services, Inc. ...................... (513) 536–4062



COSHOCTON 1. Coshocton County Commissioners .............. (740) 622–7139 2. Residential Home for the

Developmentally Disabled ............................. (740) 622–9778

CUYAHOGA 1. Catholic Charities Services Corp. .................. (216) 939–3703 2. City of Berea .................................................... (440) 826–5800 3. City of North Royalton ................................... (440) 582-6333 4. City of Strongsville .......................................... (440) 580–3262 5. Cleveland Society for the Blind ..................... (216) 791–8118 6. Eliza Bryant Center ......................................... (216) 361–6141 7. Fairview Park Senior Council ........................ (440) 356–4436 8. Jennings Center for Older Adults ................. (216) 581–2902 9. Jewish Family Services Association of Cleveland ...................................................... (216)–504–6430 10. Koinonia Homes .......................................... (216)–588–8777 11. Lakewood Foundation ................................. (216) 521–1515 12. Maple Heights Senior Development .......... (216) 587–5481 13. NEOHS dba: Connections,

Health, Wellness Advocacy ............................ (216) 831–6466 14. North Olmsted Commission on

Paratransit, Inc. ................................................ (440) 716–4164 15. Orange Senior Advisory

Council Association ........................................ (216) 831–8601 16. Parma Commission on Aging ..................... (440) 885–8143 17. Schnurmann House ...................................... (440) 461–4588 18. Senior Citizen Resources, Inc. ..................... (216) 749–5367 19. Site Council of Garfield Heights

Senior Center, Inc. ......................................... (216) 475–3244 20. Southwest General Health Center .............. (440) 816–4046 21. Tri-City Consortium on Aging Commission .................................................... (216) 291–3902 22. United Cerebral Palsy of Greater

Cleveland .......................................................... (216) 791–8363 23. University Settlement, Inc.. .......................... (216) 641–8948 24. Wesleyan Village 25. West Side Community House ..................... (216) 771–7297 26. Youth Challenge, Inc. ................................... (440) 892–1001

ERIE 1. Double S Industries ....................................... (419) 626–1048

FAIRFIELD 1. Fairfield Center for Disabilities

and Cerebral Palsy .......................................... (740) 653–5501 2. Fairfield Industries .......................................... (740) 756–7874 3. Life Center: Adult Day Care .......................... (614) 501–1435 4. The Salvation Army – Lancaster ................... (740) 687–1921

FAYETTE 1. Fayette Progressive Industries ...................... (740) 335–7453

FRANKLIN 1. Canal Winchester Human Services Corp. .... (614) 834–3888 2. Clintonville–Beechwold Community Resources Center ........................................... (614) 268–3539 3. Heritage Day Health Centers ......................... (614) 236–0586 4. NetCare. ............................................................ (614) 274–9500 5. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services

dba Sr. Independence. ..................................... (614) 433–0031

FULTON 1. Hands of Grace/Faith in Action .................. (419) 822–3556

GALLIA 1. Gallia Inc. ......................................................... (740) 367–7371 2. Gallia County Council on Aging ................... (740) 446–7000 3. Woodland Centers ........................................... (740) 441–4455

GREENE 1. Beavercreek Enrichment Association. .......... (937) 429–3186 2. Golden Age Senior Citizens Center, Inc. ..... (937) 376–4353 3. Senior Citizens Alliance of Beavercreek ....... (937) 426–6166 4. Senior Citizens Association of

Metro Fairborn ................................................ (937) 878–4141 5. United Church Homes – Trinity Community of

Beavercreek ..................................................... (937)–426–8481

GUERNSEY 1. Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center ... (740) 439–6681

HAMILTON 1. Cincinnati Area Senior Services, Inc. ............ (513) 721–4330 2. Clifton Senior Multiservice Center ................ (513) 861–6934 3. Jewish Community Center – Cincinnati ....... (513) 761–7500 4. Jewish Vocational Service of Cincinnati ....... (513) 985–0515 5. Lutheran Social Services of the Miami Valley – We Care

Homes ............................................................... (513) 612–6502 6. Maple Knoll Communities, Inc. DBA The Sycamore

Senior ................................................................ (513) 984–1234 7. Maple Knolls Communities, Inc. .................. (513) 782–2462 8. New housing Opportunities, Inc. ...................(513) 554-4567 9. North College Hill Community Seniors ....... (513) 521–3462 10. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services –

Anderson Senior Service Center ................... (513) 474–3100 11. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services –

dba Sr. Indep. – Cinn ...................................... (513) 681–8174 12. Talbert House ................................................ (513) 872–5863 13. We Care House .............................................. (513) 612–6504 14. Wesley Community Services ........................ (513) 661–2777



HARDIN 1. Hardin County Council on Aging, Inc. ........ (419) 673–1102

HENRY 1. Henry County Commissioners ...................... (419) 592–8726

HIGHLAND 1. FRS Counseling ............................................... (937) 393–0585 2. Highland County Community Action

Organization .................................................... (937) 393–3458

HOLMES 1. Lynn Hope Industries .................................... (216) 674–0556

HURON 1. Services for Aging ........................................... (419) 668–6245

JACKSON 1. Jackson County Board on Aging .................. (740) 286–2909 2. Jackson–Vinton Community Action, Inc. ... (740) 384–3722

JEFFERSON 1. Jeffco Sheltered Workshop ........................... (740) 266–3831 2. Jefferson Behavioral Health Systems ............ (740) 282-5338 3. Prime Time of Jefferson Co. –Tri–State Health Services, Inc... ........................................ (740) 283–7210

LAKE 1. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services –

dba Sen Ind – Breckenridge .......................... (440) 942–4342

LAWRENCE 1. Ironton–Lawrence County Area CAO ........ (740) 894–7569 2. Tri–State Industries ........................................ (740) 532–0406

LICKING 1. Catholic Social Services .................................. (740) 345–0353

LOGAN 1. West Liberty Care Center .............................. (937) 465–5065

LORAIN 1. Lorain County Alcohol & Drug Abuse

Services, Inc. ................................................... (440) 282–4777 2. Lucy Idol Center for the Handicapped ........ (440) 967–6724 3. North Ridgeville Seniors ................................ (440) 353–0856 4. The Nord Center ............................................ (440) 204–4153 5. Wellington Senior Citizens Bus

Association ...................................................... (440) 647–4626

LUCAS 1. Anne Grady Corporation ................................ (419) 866-6500 2. Bittersweet Farms ........................................... (419) 875–6986 3. East Toledo Family Center, Inc. ................... (419) 691–2254 4. Friendship New Vision, Inc. .......................... (419) 534-5437

5. LHS Housing, Inc. .......................................... (419) 724–1525 6. Little Sisters of the Poor ................................. (419) 698-4331 7. Lutheran Homes Society – East Toledo. ..... (419) 724–1525 8. Margaret L. Hunt Senior Center, Inc. .......... (419) 385–2595 9. Neighborhood Health Association/

Mayores Senior Center. .................................. (419) 720–7883 10. Rescue Mental Health Services. .................. (419) 255–9585 11. The Toledo Hospital .................................... (419) 291–3943

12. United Jewish Council of Greater Toledo . (419) 531–2119

MADISON 1. Madison County Board of MR/DD ........... (740) 852–7050

MAHONING 1. Antonine Sisters' Adult Day Care ................. (330) 538–9822 2. Associated Neighbors Cnt. ............................ (216) 744–4377 3. Easter Seals – Youngstown. ........................... (330) 743–1168 4. Golden String, Inc. .......................................... (330) 719–4635 5. MASCO, Inc. ................................................... (330) 799–2101 6. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services –

Park Vista ......................................................... (330) 758-2773

MEDINA 1. Society for Handicapped Citizens of

Medina County, Inc. ..................................... (330) 722–1900

MEIGS 1. Meigs County Council on Aging .................. (740) 992–2161 2. Meigs Industries, Inc. .................................... (740) 992–6681

MERCER 1. Mercer County Council on Aging ................ (419) 586–1644 2. Sources Community Network Services ....... (419) 584–1550

MIAMI 1. Sunrise Center for Adults – Piqua ................ (937) 778–3680

MONTGOMERY 1. Community Action Partnership of the

Greater Dayton Area. ..................................... (937) 341–5000 2. Eastway Corporation ...................................... (937) 496–2000 3. Goodwill Easter Seals of Miami Valley ........ (513) 222–9872 4. Hithergreen Senior Center of Centerville–Washington(937)–435–2415 5. Kettering Parks Foundation .......................... (937) 296–2454 6. Mary Scott Nursing Center ............................. (937) 278-0761 7. Miami Valley United Methodist

Mission Society ................................................ (937) 263–3556 8. Wesley Community Center, Inc. ................... (937) 263–3556 MORROW 1. Morrow County Commissioners ................... (419) 864–3500

NOBLE 1. G.M.N. Tri–County C.A.C., Inc. ................. (740) 732–2388


147 147 Specialized Transportation Program

OTTAWA 1. Luther Home of Mercy .................................. (419) 725–5188

PAULDING 1. PC Workshop, Inc. ........................................ (419) 399–4805

PIKE 1. Community Action Committee of Pike

County, Inc....................................................... (740) 289–2371 2. National Church Residences –

Bristol Village ................................................... (740) 947–2118

PREBLE 1. Preble County Council on Aging .................. (937) 456–4947

PUTNAM 1. Putnam County Council on Aging ............... (419) 523–4121

RICHLAND 1. Alfred I. Harrington Post No. 3494

Veterans of Foreign Wars .............................. (419) 774–5822 2. Lexington Senior/Civic Center ..................... (419) 884–1676 3. Mary McLeod–Bethune Intervention and Enrichment Center .................................... (419)–522–6712 4. New Hope Industries, Inc. – Mansfield ....... (419) 774–4200 5. Rehabilitation Service of North Central

Ohio, Inc. ........................................................ (419) 756–1133 6. The Center for Individual and Family Services, Inc. ...................................................... (419)–774–6709 7. The Professional Association for

Retardation in Ohio ........................................ (419) 774–5894

SCIOTO 1. Shawnee Mental Health Center, Inc. ............ (740) 354–7702

SENECA 1. Seneca County Commission on

Aging, Inc. ........................................................ (419) 447–5792

SHELBY 1. City of Sidney................................................... (937) 498–8148

STARK 1. Association for Better Community

Development (ABCD) ................................... (330) 455–6385 3. Goodwill Indust. Rehabilitation – Canton. . (330) 454–9461 4. Mercy Medical Center, Inc. ............................. (330) 489-1250

SUMMIT 1. Interval Brotherhood Homes Inc. ................ (330) 644–4095 2. United Disability Services .............................. (330) 762–9751

TRUMBULL 1. Community Improvement Corporation of

Lordstown ........................................................ (330) 824–2510 2. Hillside Rehabilitation ..................................... (330) 841–3655 3. OPRS – Lake Vista of Cortland .................... (330) 638–2420 4. SCOPE, Inc. of Trumbull County ................ (330) 399–8846 5. Senior Citizens of Newton Falls

Transportation ................................................. (330) 872–5261 6. Trumbull Community Action Program ........ (330) 393–2507

TUSCARAWAS 1. Community Mental Healthcare, Inc.............. (330) 343–6631 2. Horizons of Tuscarawas & Carroll

Counties, Inc. ................................................... (330) 364–5415 3. Society for Equal Access Independent

Living Center ................................................... (330) 343–3668 4. Tuscarawas County Committee

on Aging, Inc. ................................................... (330) 364–6611 5. Tuscarawas County Senior Center ................ (330) 364–6611

UNION 1. Union County Commissioners ...................... (937) 642–5100

VAN WERT 1. Van Wert County Council on Aging ........... (419) 238–5011

VINTON 1. Vinton County Senior Citizens. ..................... (740) 596–4706 2. Vinton Industries, Inc.. ................................... (740) 596–5515

WARREN 1. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services/

Mt. Pleasant–Franklin ..................................... (937) 743–6339 2. Walter & Audrey Deardoff Senior

Citizens Center ................................................. (937) 743–8100 3. Warren County Community Services, Inc. .. (513) 695–2288

WASHINGTON 1. O'Neill Senior Center ...................................... (740) 373–3914 2. WASCO, Inc. ................................................... (740) 373–3418

WILLIAMS 1. Quadco Rehabilitation Center ....................... (419) 682–1011

WOOD 1. Wood County Children's Services

Association ...................................................... (419) 352–7588 2. Wood County Committee on Aging ............. (419) 353–5661

WYANDOT 1. Wyandot County Council on Aging, Inc. .... (419) 294–5733

Section Five

Mobility Managers/ OCP

ODOT Status of Public Transit in Ohio • July 2011 Subrecipients of Federal Funding Received and Apportioned by ODOT for Mobility

Management Activities in Calendar Year 2011

151 151 Mobility Managers/OCP

Subrecipient Finance Contact

Program Contact, Additional Contact(s),Service Area

Adams County Commissioners* 110 West Main Street, Room 102 West Union, OH 45693-1395 (937) 544-3286 (937) 544-1016 fax www.adamscountyoh.com [email protected]

Sally Hayslip, Mobility Manager, [email protected](937) 544-6868 (937) 544-5939 fax Adams County Transportation Program 110 West Main Street, Room 140 West Union, OH 45693-1397 Service Area: Adams County

Area Agency on Aging 3‡ 200 East High Street, 2nd Floor Lima, OH 45801 (419) 222-7723 www.aaa3.org Jacquelyn Bradley, Executive Director, [email protected]

Erica Petrie, Mobility Manager, [email protected](419) 222-7723 Area Agency on Aging 3 200 East High Street, 2nd Floor Lima, OH 45801 Service Area: Allen County

Community Action Agency of Columbiana County†7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 (330) 424-7221 (330) 424-3731 fax www.caaofcc.org Carol Bretz, Executive Director, [email protected]

Quinten Melius, Transportation Director, [email protected] (330) 424-4015 (330) 424-7976 fax Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) c/o Community Action Agency of Columbiana County 7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 Gina Leslie, Mobility Manager, [email protected] Service Area: Columbiana County

Community Action Commission of Fayette County*1400 US Highway 22 NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 (740) 335-7282 (740) 335-6802 fax www.cacfayettecounty.org Lucinda (Bambi) Baughn, Executive Director, [email protected] Jenny Hollar-Young, Deputy Director, [email protected]

Roger Thompson, Transportation Director, [email protected] (740) 335-9628 (740) 335-6802 fax Fayette County Transportation Program Community Action Commission of Fayette County 1400 US Highway 22 NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 www.cacfayettecounty.org/Transportation.htm Service Area: Fayette County

Community Action Committee of Pike County†P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 (740) 289-2371 (740) 289-4291 fax www.pikecac.org Ray Roberts, Executive Director, [email protected] Barb Crabtree, [email protected]

Diane Renner, Director, [email protected](740) 289-2371 (740) 289-4291 fax Community Action Transit System (CATS) 941 Market Street Piketon, OH 45661 (740) 289-4525 alexandria.pikecac.org/CATS Pamela Mustard, Social Service Transit Mobility Manager, (740) 289-2371, [email protected] Service Area: Pike County





Program Contact, Additional Contact(s), Service Area

Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton Area* 719 South Main Street Dayton, OH 45402 (937) 341-5000 (937) 341-5002 fax www.cap-dayton.org John T. Donnellan, President & Chief Executive Officer, [email protected] Nancy Swabb, Director of Fiscal Operations, [email protected]

Rita M. Daily, Preble County Director, [email protected] (937) 456-2800 (937) 456-3164 fax Preble County TRAC (Transportation Resource & Agency Coordination) Community Action Partnership 304 Eaton Lewisburg Road Eaton, OH 45320 www.cap-dayton.org/ programsinyourcommunity/preblecounty/ transportationservices.html Lisa Senesac, Mobility Manager, [email protected] Service Area: Preble County

Coshocton County Commissioners* 401½ Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-1753 (740) 622-4917 fax www.coshoctoncounty.net [email protected]

Tracy Haines, Transportation Coordinator, [email protected] (740) 622-7139 (740) 623-2591 fax Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency 349½ Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 www.coshoctoncounty.net/agency/ transportation Service Area: Coshocton County

Country Neighbor Program, Inc.‡ P.O. Box 212 Orwell, OH 44076 (440) 437-6311 www.countryneighbor.org Barbara Klingensmith, Executive Director, [email protected]

Barbara Klingensmith, Executive Director, [email protected] (440) 437-6311 Country Neighbor Program, Inc. P.O. Box 212 Orwell, OH 44076 Service Area: Ashtabula County

Delaware County Transit Board‡ Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 363-3355 (740) 362-7603 fax www.ridedata.com Dennis (Denny) Schooley, Executive Director, [email protected] Richelle Fout, Controller, [email protected]

Tonya James, Mobility Manager, [email protected] (740) 513-2207 (740) 362-7603 fax Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 www.ridedata.com Service Area: Delaware County

FRS Counseling Inc.* P.O. Box 823 Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 393-4562 (937) 393-2056 fax www.frshighland.org Joseph (Joe) Adray, Executive Director, [email protected]

Melody Elliott, Director of Transportation, [email protected] (937) 393-0585 (937) 393-0588 fax FRS Transportation P.O. Box 502 Hillsboro, OH 45133 www.frstransportation.org Service Area: Highland County






Hardin County Commissioners* One Courthouse Square, Suite 100 Kenton, OH 43326 (419) 674-2205 (419) 674-2272 fax [email protected]

Shirl P. Taylor, Executive Director, [email protected] (419) 673-1102 (419) 673-8161 fax Hardin County Council on Aging, Inc. 100 Memorial Avenue Kenton, OH 43326 www.hardincoa.net Kay Eibling, Mobility Manager/Supervisor Service Area: Hardin County

Henry County Commissioners* 1853 Oakwood Avenue Napoleon, OH 43545 (419) 592-4876 (419) 592-4016 fax www.henrycountyohio.com [email protected]

Mike Saneholtz, Coordinator, [email protected] (419) 592-8726 (419) 592-5525 fax Henry County Transportation Network (HCTN) 130 East Clinton Street Napoleon, OH 43545 www.henrycountyohio.com/transportation.htm Service Area: Henry County

Hocking . Athens . Perry Community Action*P.O. Box 220 Glouster, OH 45732 (740) 767-4500 www.hapcap.org Doug Stanley, Executive Director, [email protected] Tim Davies, Finance Director, [email protected]

Lantz Repp, Athens Mobility Coordinator, [email protected] (740) 767-4500 (740) 767-2301 fax Hocking . Athens . Perry Community Action 3 Cardaras Drive Glouster, OH 45732 www.athensmobility.com Service Area: Athens County

Jackson-Vinton Community Action, Inc.* 118 South New York Avenue Wellston, OH 45692 (740) 384-3722 (740) 384-5815 fax www.jvcai.org Cheryl Thiessen, Executive Director, [email protected]

Tammy Riegel, Transportation Director, [email protected] (740) 384-3722, ext. *830 (740) 384-5815 fax Jackson-Vinton Community Action, Inc. 118 South New York Avenue Wellston, OH 45692 transportation.jvcai.org Service Area: Jackson and Vinton counties

Madison County Commissioners* P.O. Box 618 London, OH 43140-0618 (740) 852-2972 (740) 845-1660 fax www.co.madison.oh.us Mark Forrest, Chairman, [email protected]

Susan Thompson, Business Director, [email protected] (740) 852-7050 (740) 852-7051 fax Madison County Board of Developmental Disabilities 1423 State Route 38 SE London, OH 43140 Service Area: Madison County





Program Contact, Additional Contact(s), Service Area

Mercer County Commissioners* 220 West Livingston Street, Room A201 Celina, OH 45822 (419) 586-3178 (419) 586-1699 fax www.mercercountyohio.org [email protected]

Debra D. Farrell, Executive Director (419) 584-1550 (419) 584-1575 fax COLT Transportation System (CTS) c/o SOURCES Community Network Services 420 North Brandon Avenue Celina, OH 45822-1680 www.sourcescns.com [email protected] Theresa Adkins, Transportation Coordinator, [email protected] Service Area: Auglaize, Mercer, and Van Wert counties

Morrow County Commissioners* 80 North Walnut Street, Suite A Mt. Gilead, OH 43338 (419) 947-4085 (419) 947-1860 fax www.morrowcounty.info [email protected]

Tim Maceyko, MCTC Coordinator, [email protected] (419) 949-2603 (419) 864-3551 fax Morrow County Transportation Collaborative (MCTC) 619 West Marion Road Mt. Gilead, OH 43338 Service Area: Morrow County

Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA)* 2000 Summit Road Kent, OH 44240 (330) 678-7745 (330) 676-6310 fax www.partaonline.org John Drew, General Manager, [email protected]

Doug Wagener, Director of Mobility Management, [email protected] (330) 678-7745 ext. 107 (330) 676-6310 fax Coordinated Transportation Project c/o PARTA 2000 Summit Road Kent, OH 44240 Service Area: Geauga and Portage counties

Richland County Regional Planning Commission*35 North Park Street, Suite 230 Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774-5684 (419) 774-5685 fax www.rcrpc.org Matthew Huffman, Executive Director, [email protected] Kathy M. Adams, Public Transportation Planner, [email protected]

Kathy M. Adams, Public Transportation Planner, [email protected] (419) 774-6396 (419) 774-5685 fax Richland County Regional Planning Commission 35 North Park Street, Suite 230 Mansfield, OH 44902 Paul Bender, Transportation Planner, (419) 774-6201, [email protected] Service Area: Richland County

Tri County Community Action Commission† 125 East Patterson Avenue Bellefontaine, OH 43311 (937) 593-0034 (937) 593-0084 fax www.tricountycls.com Denise Birt, Executive Director, [email protected] Trann Porter, TLC Director, [email protected] Tammy Burton, Fiscal Director, [email protected]

Trann Porter, TLC Director, [email protected](937) 593-0034 (937) 593-0084 fax Tri County Community Action Commission 125 East Patterson Avenue Bellefontaine, OH 43311 www.tricountycls.com Service Area: Logan County






Trumbull County Commissioners* 160 High Street NW, 5th Floor Warren, OH 44481 (330) 675-2451 (330) 675-2462 fax commissioners.co.trumbull.oh.us [email protected]

Bob Harris, Mobility Manager, [email protected] (330) 675-7903 Trumbull County Office of Elderly Affairs 2959 Youngstown Road SE Warren, OH 44484 Service Area: Trumbull County

Tuscarawas County Senior Center* 425 Prospect Street Dover, OH 44622 (330) 364-6611 (330) 364-9291 fax www.tuscsc.org Pam Ferrell, Executive Director, [email protected]

Shannon L. Hursey, Mobility Manager, [email protected] (330) 364-6611 (330) 204-6524 mobile (330) 364-9291 fax Tuscarawas Coordinated Public Transportation (TuscTransit) c/o Tuscarawas County Senior Center 425 Prospect Street Dover, OH 44622 (330) 364-2159 tusctransit.org Service Area: Tuscarawas County

Union County Commissioners* 233 West 6th Street Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 645-3012 (937) 645-3002 fax www.co.union.oh.us [email protected]

Dick Douglass, Director(937) 642-5100 (937) 642-5105 fax Union County Agency Transportation Service (UCATS) 18000 State Route 4, Suite D128 Marysville, OH 43040 www.rideucats.org [email protected] Mike Baird, Mobility Manager/Supervisor, [email protected] Service Area: Union County

WSOS Community Action* 109 South Front Street Fremont, OH 43420 (419) 334-8911 (419) 334-8919 fax www.wsos.org Neil McCabe, President/CEO

Robin Richter, Director Senior Services & Transportation, [email protected] (419) 334-8911, ext. 2015 (419) 334-8919 fax WSOS Community Action dba TRIPS 109 South Front Street Fremont, OH 43420 Bill Duncan, Mobility Manager Service Area: Sandusky County




Notes This document is not an all-inclusive list of entities receiving federal New Freedom program funds in Ohio. The designated recipients of FTA New Freedom program funds in urbanized areas over 200,000 in population (Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, and Youngstown) receive and apportion funding for projects serving these geographical areas. See FTA’s New Freedom Designated Recipients page (http://www.fta.dot.gov/funding/grants/grants_financing_7405.html) for more information. Contact David Walker, [email protected], with questions and comments or to submit updates.

For more information about ODOT’s transit programs, see http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Transit/Pages/Programs.aspx

Section Six

New Freedom Program

ODOT Status of Public Transit in Ohio • July 2011 Subrecipients of New Freedom Funds Received and Apportioned by ODOT for

Nonurbanized Areas and Urbanized Areas under 200,000 in Population: With Activities in Calendar Year 2011

160 160 New Freedom Program

Subrecipient/Contact(s) Service Description/Capital Acquisitions Allen County Regional Transit Authority 200 East High Street, Suite 2A Lima, OH 45804 (419) 222-2782 www.acrta.com Rosann Christian, Interim Executive Director, [email protected] Shelley Gould, Finance Director, [email protected]

Connector service for developmentally disabled individuals and the general public between Delphos and Lima (in cooperation with Delphos Senior Citizens), and Spencerville and Lima.

Area Agency on Aging 3 200 East High Street, 2nd Floor Lima, OH 45801 (419) 222-7723 www.aaa3.org Jacquelyn Bradley, Executive Director, [email protected] Erica Petrie, Mobility Manager, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for the six counties surrounding Allen County: Auglaize, Hancock, Hardin, Mercer, Putnam, and Van Wert. Call center brokering trips among existing transportation providers, particularly local councils on aging for those over 60. Trips for individuals under 60 with disabilities. Fill in the gaps for those over 60 where councils on aging cannot provide trips. Acquire five replacement vehicles to be leased to trip providers and computer hardware.

Belco Works, Inc. 340 Fox-Shannon Place St. Clairsville, OH 43950 (740) 695-0500 (740) 695-7427 fax www.belcoworks.com Anne Haning, Executive Director, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services and drivers to transport Belmont County residents with disabilities to jobs and job-related activities including interviews, situational assessments, and other Supported Employment services. Acquire one light transit vehicle.

Coshocton County Commissioners 401½ Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-1753 (740) 622-4917 fax www.coshoctoncounty.net [email protected] Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency 349½ Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-7139 (740) 623-2591 fax www.coshoctoncounty.net/agency/ transportation Tracy Haines, Transportation Coordinator, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for Coshocton County residents with disabilities, with emphasis on the developmentally disabled.

Country Neighbor Program, Inc. P.O. Box 212 Orwell, OH 44076 (440) 437-6311 www.countryneighbor.org Barbara Klingensmith, Executive Director, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for elderly Ashtabula County residents and Ashtabula County residents with disabilities, with emphasis on the developmentally disabled. Acquire dispatch/scheduling software, computer hardware, and support equipment.




Subrecipient/Contact(s) Service Description/Capital AcquisitionsDarke County Job & Family Services 631 Wagner Avenue Greenville, OH 45331 (937) 548-4132 (937) 548-4928 fax Gracie G. Ratliff, Director, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for elderly Darke County residents and Darke County residents with disabilities.

Delaware County Transit Board Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 363-3355 (740) 362-7603 fax www.ridedata.com Dennis (Denny) Schooley, Executive Director, [email protected] Tonya James, Mobility Manager, [email protected], (740) 513-2207 Richelle Fout, Controller, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for Delaware County residents with disabilities, with emphasis on the developmentally disabled. Acquire computer hardware.

FRS Counseling Inc. P.O. Box 823 Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 393-4562 (937) 393-2056 fax www.frshighland.org Joseph (Joe) Adray, Executive Director, [email protected] FRS Transportation P.O. Box 502 Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 393-0585 (937) 393-0588 fax www.frstransportation.org Melody Elliott, Director of Transportation, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for elderly Highland County residents and Highland County residents with disabilities. HARTS (Highland Area Rural Transportation System) Fare Program offers transportation for the elderly and disabled at a discounted rate through the purchase of fare cards for multiple one way trips or through a discounted cost per mile rate (made possible by New Freedom Program funding). HARTS Fare Program offered Monday-Friday from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM with 24 hour notice. All other contracted transportation services offered 24/7 with 24 hour notification for local trips and 72 hour notification for out-of-county trips. HARTS Fare trips can be for any basic life need.

Horizons of Tuscarawas and Carroll Counties, Inc.220 West 4th Street Dover, OH 44622 (330) 364-5415 (330) 364-4359 fax horizonsoftuscandcarroll.org Donna E. Merrill, Executive Director, [email protected] Tuscarawas Coordinated Public Transportation (TuscTransit) c/o Horizons of Tuscarawas and Carroll Counties, Inc. (330) 364-2159 tusctransit.org Sara Price, Transportation Coordinator, [email protected]

Two-agency coordination providing demand-response ride services to a targeted population of low-income individuals and individuals with developmental disabilities. Service hours and days: Monday – Saturday 8 am – 11 pm, Sunday 7 am – 4 pm.




Subrecipient/Contact(s) Service Description/Capital Acquisitions Madison County Commissioners P.O. Box 618 London, OH 43140-0618 (740) 852-2972 (740) 845-1660 fax www.co.madison.oh.us Mark Forrest, Chairman, [email protected] Madison County Board of Developmental Disabilities 1423 State Route 38 SE London, OH 43140 (740) 852-7050 (740) 852-7051 fax Susan Thompson, Business Director, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for elderly Madison County residents and Madison County residents with disabilities.

Mary McLeod-Bethune Intervention and Enrichment Center 177 West 2nd Street Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 522-6712 mbie.org Alverta Williams, President, [email protected]

Transportation services for Richland County residents with developmental disabilities and low-income Richland County residents. Extended service hours: Saturdays and Sundays 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Preble County Council on Aging 800 East St. Clair Street Eaton, OH 45320 (937) 456-4947 (937) 456-6565 fax www.prebleseniorcenter.org Shelley Ratliff, Executive Director, [email protected] Ginger Roth, Fiscal Manager, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for elderly Preble County residents and Preble County residents with disabilities (economic, physical, and emotional) to medical and daily needs appointments within a 100-mile radius.

Ross County Commissioners 2 North Paint Street Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 702-3085 (740) 774-1602 fax www.rosscountycommissioners.com [email protected] Kelly Shelton, County Administrator, [email protected] Gail Stout, Clerk, [email protected]

Acquire one modified minivan.




Subrecipient/Contact(s) Service Description/Capital AcquisitionsUnion County Commissioners 233 West 6th Street Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 645-3012 (937) 645-3002 fax www.co.union.oh.us [email protected] Union County Agency Transportation Service (UCATS) 18000 State Route 4, Suite D128 Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 642-5100 (937) 642-5105 fax www.rideucats.org [email protected] Dick Douglass, Director Mike Baird, Mobility Manager/Supervisor, [email protected]

Coordinated transportation services for Union County residents with disabilities, with emphasis on the developmentally disabled. Acquire four replacement vehicles.

WSOS Community Action P.O. Box 590 Fremont, OH 43420 (419) 334-8911 (419) 334-8919 fax www.wsos.org Neil McCabe, President/CEO Robin Richter, Director Senior Services & Transportation, (419) 334-8911, ext. 2015, [email protected] TRIPS Office 1071 North 5th Street Fremont, OH 43420 (419) 332-8091 Bill Duncan, Mobility Manager

Travel training and personal care attendants enabling individuals with disabilities to use the rural transit system in Sandusky County.




Notes This document is not an all-inclusive list of entities receiving federal New Freedom program funds in Ohio. The designated recipients of FTA New Freedom program funds in urbanized areas over 200,000 in population (Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, and Youngstown) receive and apportion funding for projects serving these geographical areas. See FTA’s New Freedom Designated Recipients page (http://www.fta.dot.gov/funding/grants/grants_financing_7405.html) for more information. Contact David Walker, [email protected], with questions and comments or to submit updates.

For more information about ODOT’s transit programs, see http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Transit/Pages/Programs.aspx

Section Seven

Job Access & Reverse Commute Program


168

Job Access and Reverse Commute

JOB ACCESS AND REVERSE COMMUTE PROGRAM CONTACT SERVICE DESCRIPTION

City of Sandusky 1230 N. Depot Street Sandusky, OH 44870 419–627–8462 Contact: Tom Schwan [email protected]

Fixed route from downtown Sandusky to Perkins Township along US 250 providing access to employers in the corridor

Community Action Commission of Columbiana County 7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 330–424–4015 Contact: Quinten Melius [email protected]

Integrated day trips to work and training with special connections for local Personal and Family Counseling agency

Community Action Commission of Fayette County 1400 US Route 22 NW Washington Court House, OH 43160 740–335–9628 Contact: Roger Thompson [email protected]

Integrated day trips as well as after hours and weekend trips to training and work destinations (demand response)

Community Action Committee of Pike County 941 Market Street, P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 740–289–2371 Contact: Diane Renner [email protected]

Point deviation route connecting Piketon, Waverly & One Stop

Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton Area111 W. Somers Eaton, OH 45320 937–456–2800 Contact: Lisa Senesac [email protected]

Integrated day trips to training and work destinations in Preble, Butler and Montgomery Counties

Darke County Department of Job and Family Services631 Wagner Avenue Greenville, OH 45331 937–548–3840 Contact: Diann Lee [email protected]

24–hour trips to work and training in Darke County and destinations in Montgomery County. Trips provided by Spirit Taxi, the CAC and Greenville Transit

Delaware County Transit Board 119 Henderson Court Delaware, OH 43015 740–368-9383 Contact: Dennis Schooley [email protected]

Voucher program where trips to work can be made via any participating transportation provider through the use of a JFS–issued voucher


169 169 Job Access and Reverse Commute

JOB ACCESS AND REVERSE COMMUTE PROGRAM (Continued)

FRS Counseling 313 Chillicothe Avenue, P.O. Box 88 Hillsboro, OH 45133 937–393–0585 Contact: Melody Elliott [email protected]

Job training and criminal justice re–entry trips for employers associated with the Turning Point Applied Learning Center in Hillsboro

Jackson–Vinton Community Action, Inc. 116 S. New York Avenue Wellston, OH 45692 740–384–3722, x*822 Contact: Tammy Riegel [email protected]

Trips within Jackson & Vinton Counties and adjacent destinations for work and training purposes

Morrow County Department of Job and Family Services619-D West Marion Road Mt. Gilead, OH 43338 419–946–8480 Contact: Cathy Francis [email protected]

Primarily out–of–county trips for work and training purposes as well as transportation for low income individuals to work whose cars are in the repair shop

Personal & Family Counseling Services of Tuscarawas Valley, Inc. 1433 5th Street N.W. New Philadelphia, OH 44663 330–343–8171 Contact: Marilyn L. Henry [email protected]

Referrals to local coordinated transit system, carpool matching services and loans for car purchases for those not otherwise served

Sources Community Network Services 420 N. Brandon Avenue, PO Box 381 Celina, OH 45822 419–584–1550 Contact: Debra D. Farrell [email protected]

Integrated day trips to work and training destinations in the two–county area or other nearby destinations. Service provider is Sources Community Network Services

Tri County Community Action Commission for Champaign, Logan and Shelby Counties 315 W. Auburn Avenue Bellefontaine, OH 43311 937–593–0034 Contact: Trann Porter [email protected]

Integrated daytime trips to work destinations and 2nd & 3rd shift trips via carpools in agency owned vehicles

WSOS Community Action Commission, Inc.P.O. Box 590, 109 S. Front Street Fremont, OH 43420 419–334–8911 Contact: Robin Richter [email protected]

Connections to 2nd and 3rd shift jobs


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JOB ACCESS AND REVERSE COMMUTE PROGRAM (Continued)

Mercer County 220 West Livingston St., Room A201 Celina, OH 45822 419-586-3178 Contact: Debra Farrell [email protected]

Integrated day trips to work and training destinations in the two-county area or other nearby destinations. Service provider is Sources Community Network Services

Clark County Board of Developmental Disabilities110 W. Leffel Lane Springfield, OH 45506 937-328-5240 Contact: Bob Bender [email protected]

Transport elderly disabled adults to vocational and day habilitation centers, throughout Clark County for employment

Section Eight

Transportation Partnership

Of Ohio


172 Transportation Partnership of Ohio Coordination Program

TRANSPORTATION PARTNERSHIP OF OHIO MEMBERS

Roland Mross Regional Ambassador for United We Ride Community Transportation Association 12360 St. Armands Circle Carmel, IN 46033 202–243–9165 202–737–9197 – fax [email protected] Janet Hofmann Human Service Program Administrator Ohio Department of Aging 50 W. Broad St., 9th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215–5928 614–466–6366 614–466–5741 – fax [email protected] Dennis Frazier Medicaid Health Systems Specialist Office of Ohio Health Plans Ohio Department of Job and Family Services P.O. Box 182709 Columbus, OH 43218–2709 614–466–6420 614–466–2908 – fax [email protected] William Finn Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 50 W. Town Street Columbus, OH 43215 614–644–1122 614–466–1767 – fax [email protected]

Mary King Policy Developer Office of Family Stability Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 50 W. Town Street, 6th Floor Columbus, OH 43215 614–644–1132 614–466–1767 – fax [email protected] Hope McGonigle Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 50 W. Town Street P.O. Box 182709 Columbus, OH 43218 614–752–4396 [email protected] Teresa Applegarth Manager Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Office of Workforce Development 4020 E. Fifth Avenue Columbus, OH 43219 [email protected] 614–644–0818 614–425–6300 – cell 614–728–8366 – fax Doug Bailey Community Employment Manager Ohio Department of Mental Health 30 E. Broad St., 8th Floor, Suite 800 Columbus, Ohio 43215–3430 614–466–9989 614–466–1571 – fax [email protected]


173 Transportation Partnership of OhioOhio Coordination Program

TRANSPORTATION PARTNERSHIP OF OHIO MEMBERS

Leslie Paull Manager Employment & Economic Dev. Ohio Department of MR/DD 35 E. Chestnut St., 5th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 614–466–3240 614–728–7072 – fax [email protected] Marianne Freed Administrator Office of Transit Ohio Department of Transportation 1980 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43223 614–466–7084 614–466–0822 – fax [email protected] David Walker Ohio Coordination Program Coordinator Office of Transit Ohio Department of Transportation 1980 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43223 614–466–2140 614–887–4147 – fax

[email protected] Joshua Gearhardt Public Transit Manager Office of Transit Ohio Department of Transportation 1908 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43223 614–644–7362 614–887–4131 – fax [email protected]

Susan Pugh Assistant Director Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation 400 East Campus View Blvd., SW3 Columbus, Ohio 43235–4604 614–438–1242 614–985–9762 – fax [email protected] Kathy Adams Public Transportation Planner Richland County Regional Planning Commission 35 North Park Street Mansfield, OH 44902 419–774–6396 419–774–5685 – fax [email protected] Robin Godwin Sr. Director Quality of Life American Cancer Society – Ohio Division 5555 Frantz Road Dublin, OH 43017 888–227–6446 x–8408 877–227–2838 – fax [email protected] Additional ODOT Personnel Office of Innovation, Partnership and Energy Cynthia Gerst Brandon Perkins Jim Gates Asti Powell

Section Nine

Metropolitan Planning

Organization


176 Metropolitan Planning Organizations

Metropolitan Planning Organizations

Akron (AMATS) * Policy Committee of the Akron Metropolitan Area

Transportation Study + City of Akron

146 South High Street Akron, OH 44308–1423 330–375–2436 FAX 330–375–2275

email: [email protected] John O. Moore, Director of Planning Jason Segedy, Acting Study Director Volney W. Schafer, ODOT District 4 Rep. www.ci.akron.oh.us/AMATS/

Canton (SCATS) * Policy Committee of the Stark County Area Transportation

Study + Stark County Regional Planning Commission

201 3rd St N.E., Suite 201 Canton, OH 44702–1231 330–451–7389 FAX 330–451–7990

email: [email protected] Robert Nau, Executive Director Jeff Dutton, Technical Director Volney W. Schafer, ODOT District 4 Rep. http://www.rpc.co.stark.oh.us

Cincinnati, Middletown (OKI) * OKI Board of Trustees + Ohio–Kentucky–Indiana Reg. Council of Govts.

720 East Pete Rose Way, Suite 420 Cincinnati, OH 45202 513– 621–6300 FAX 513–621–9325

email: [email protected] Mark Policinski, Executive Director Robert Koehler, P.E., Dir. of Trans. Planning Steven DeHart, ODOT District 8 Rep. www.oki.org/

Cleveland, Lorain–Elyria (NOACA) * Governing Board of the Northeast Ohio Areawide

Coordinating Agency + Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency.

1299 Superior Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114–3204 216–241–2414 FAX 216–621–3024

email: [email protected] Howard Maier, Executive Director Jonathan Giblin, Division Director Ken Wright, ODOT District 3 Rep. Melinda Bartizal, ODOT District 12 Rep. www.noaca.org

Columbus (MORPC) * Policy Committee of the Mid–Ohio Regional Planning

Commission

+ Mid–Ohio Regional Planning Commission 111 Liberty Street, Suite 100 Columbus, OH 43215 614–228–2663 FAX 614–621–2401

email: [email protected] Chester Jourdan, Executive Director Robert Lawler, Transportation Director Bob Taylor, ODOT District 6 Rep. www.morpc.org

Dayton (MVRPC) * Board of Directors of the Miami Valley Regional Planning

Commission + Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission

1 South Main Street, Suite 260 Dayton, OH 45402 937–223–6323 FAX 937–223–9750

email: [email protected] Donald Spang, Executive Director G. Matthew Parrill, ODOT Dist. 7 Rep. Steve DeHart, ODOT District 8 Rep. www.mvrpc.org/

Huntington (KYOVA) * Coordinating Committee of the KYOVA Interstate Planning

Commission + KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission

720 4th Avenue, P.O. Box 939 Huntington, WV 25712 304–523–7434 FAX 304–529–7229

email: [email protected] Michele Craig, Executive Director Saleem Salameh, P.E., Technical Study Dir. Mark Johansen, ODOT District 9 Rep. www.wvs.state.wv.us/kyova/

Lima (LACRPC) * Coordinating Committee of the Lima–Allen County Regional

Planning Commission + Lima–Allen County Regional Planning Commission

130 West North Street Lima, OH 45801 419–228–1836 FAX 419–228–3891

email: [email protected] Thomas Mazur, Executive Director Charles Schreck, ODOT District 1 Rep. www.lacrpc.com

Mansfield (RCRPC) * Coordinating Committee of the Richland County Regional

Planning Commission + Richland County Regional Planning Commission

35 Park Street North Mansfield, OH 44902 419–774–5684 FAX 419–774–5685


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email: [email protected] Matthew Huffman, Executive Director John Adams, Transportation Technical Dir. Steven Shepherd, ODOT District 3 Rep. www.rcrpc.org

Newark (LCATS) * Policy Committee of the Licking County Planning

Commission + Licking County Planning Commission

20 South 2nd Street Newark, OH 43055 740–670–5190 FAX 740–670–5197

email: [email protected] Jerry Brems, Executive Director Sandra Mapel, Transportation Director Randy Comisford, ODOT District 5 Rep. www.lcats.org/main.asp

Parkersburg (WWW) * Wood–Washington–Wirt Interstate Planning Commission + Mid–Ohio Valley Regional Council

531 Market Street, P.O. Box 247 Parkersburg, WV 26101 304–422–4993 FAX 304–422–4998

email: [email protected] James Mylott, Executive Director Randy Durst, Transportation Study Director Wesley Clarke, ODOT District 10 Rep. www.movrc.org/wwwipc.htm

Sandusky (ERPC) * Policy Committee of the Erie Regional Planning Commission + Erie Regional Planning Commission

2900 Columbus Avenue Sandusky, OH 44870 419–627–7792 FAX 419–627–6670

email: [email protected] Steve Poggiali, Dir./Economic Development Carrie Whitaker, Transportation Planner Leslie Farley, ODOT District 3 Rep. www.eriecounty.oh.gov

Springfield (CCSTC) * Clark County–Springfield Transportation Coordinating

Committee + Board of County Commissioners of Clark County

3130 E. Main Street, Suite 2A Springfield, OH 45505 937–521–2128 FAX 937–328–3940

email: [email protected] Scott Schmid, Interim Transportation Director G. Matthew Parrill, ODOT District 7 Rep. http://www.clarktcc.com

Steubenville–Weirton (BHJ) * Policy Committee of the BHJ Metropolitan Planning

Commission + Brooke–Hancock–Jefferson Metropolitan Planning

Commission 124 North Fourth Street, Second Floor Steubenville, OH 43952 740–282–3685 FAX 740–282–1821

email: [email protected] John Brown, PhD, Executive Director Michael Paprocki, Transportation Study Dir. Michael Bair, ODOT District 11 Rep. www.bhjmpc.org/

Toledo (TMACOG) * Board of Trustees of the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council

of Governments + Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments

300 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, P.O. Box 9508 Toledo, OH 43697–9508 419–241–9155 FAX 419–241–9116

email: [email protected] Anthony Reams, President Warren Henry, P.E., Vice Pres. of Transportation Michael Stormer, ODOT District 2 Rep. www.tmacog.org

Wheeling (Bel–O–Mar) * Bel–O–Mar Regional Council Policy Committee + Bel–O–Mar Regional Council and Interstate Planning

Commission 105 Bridge Street Plaza, P.O. Box 2086 Wheeling, WV 26003 304–242–1800 FAX 304–242–2437

email: [email protected] William Phipps, Executive Director Robert Muransky, Transportation Study Director Michael Bair, ODOT District 11 Rep. http://www.belomar.org/

Youngstown (Eastgate) *General Policy Board of the Eastgate Regional Council of

Governments +Eastgate Regional Council of Governments

City Centre One, 100 E. Federal St., Suite 1000 Youngstown, OH 44503 330–779–3800 FAX 330–779–3838

email: [email protected] John Getchey, P.E., Executive Director Kathleen Rodi, Director of Transportation Volney Schafer, ODOT District 4 Rep. www.eastgatecog.org

* MPO + Handling Agency For additional information, contact: Office of Systems Planning and Program Management Ohio Department of Transportation 614–466–2307

Section Ten

Agencies & Organizations


180 Agencies and Organizations

Agencies and Organizations

American Public Transportation Association (APTA) 1666 K Street, NW, Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20006 Telephone Number: (202) 496–4800 Main Fax Number: (202) 496–4324 Mtg. Dept. Fax (202) 496-4331 www.apta.com

American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) 444 North Capitol Street N.W., Suite 249 Washington, DC 20001 Telephone Number: (202) 624–5800 Fax Number: (202) 624–5806 www.transportation.org/

Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) 1341 G Street N.W., 10th Floor Washington, DC 20005 Toll Free Number: (800) 891–0590 Fax Number: (202) 737–9197 www.ctaa.org

Easter Seals Project Action 1425 K Street, NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC 20005 Telephone Number: (202) 347–3066 Toll Free: (800) 659–6428 Fax Number: (202) 737–7914 TDD: (202) 347–7385 http://projectaction.easterseals.com

Federal Transit Administration Region V 200 West Adams Street, Suite 320 Chicago, IL 60606 Telephone Number: (312) 353–2789 Fax Number: (312) 886–0351 www.fta.dot.gov

National Safety Council Central Ohio Chapter 1514 Bethel Road, Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43220 Telephone Number: (614) 324–5934 Fax Number: (614) 324–5933 Email: safetycouncil@nsc–centralohio.org www.nsc–centralohio.org

National Safety Council Northern Ohio Chapter 25 East Boardman Street, Suite 338 Youngstown, Ohio 44503 Telephone Number: (330) 747–8657 Toll Free Number: (800) 715–0358 Fax Number: (330) 747–6141 Email: [email protected] www.nscnohio.org Ohio Association of Regional Councils Transportation Committee 1299 Superior Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114 Telephone Number: (216) 241-2414 Fax Number: (216) 621-3024 Email: [email protected]

Ohio Department of Aging 50 West Broad St., 9th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215-3363 Toll Free Number: (866) 243–5678 Toll Free Number Long Care: (800) 282-1206 TTY: (614) 466–5500 http://aging.ohio.gov/home/

Ohio Department of Development 77 South High Street P.O. Box 1001 Columbus, Ohio 43216–1001 Administration Office (614) 466–3379 www.development.ohio.gov/

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 30 East Broad Street, 32nd Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 Toll Free Number: (877) 852–0010 Telephone Number: (614) 466–2100 www.jfs.ohio.gov

Ohio Department of Mental Health 30 East Broad Street, 8th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215–3430 Telephone Number: (614) 466–2596 Toll Free Number: (877) 275–6364 TTY: (614) 752–9696 www.mh.state.oh.us


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Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Administrative Office 30 East Broad St., 13th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215–3434 Telephone Number: (800) 617-6733 www.odmrdd.state.oh.us Ohio Department of Transportation Office of Transit 1980 W. Broad Street, 2nd Floor Columbus, Ohio 43223 Telephone Number: (614) 466–8955 Fax Number: (614) 887–4154 www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/TransSysDev/Transit/ Pages/default.aspx Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council 899 East Broad Street, Suite 203 Columbus, Ohio 43205 Telephone Number: (614) 466–5205 Toll Free: (800)–766–7426 TTY (614) 644–5530 Fax Number: (614) 466–0298 http://ddc.ohio.gov

Ohio Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities 150 East Campus View Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43235–4604 Telephone Number: (614) 438–1391 Toll Free: 1–800–282–4536 Ext 1391 Fax Number: (614) 985–7493 www.gcpd.ohio.gov

Ohio Public Transit Association Attn: Judith Will Fleming Executive Director 2208 Arlington Ave., #3 Columbus, Ohio 43221 Telephone Number: (614) 481–9500 Fax Number: (614) 481–9504 Email: [email protected] www.ohiopublictransit.org

Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission 400 East Campus View Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43235–4604 Telephone Number: (614) 438–1200 Voice/TTY (Outside Ohio) Toll Free: (800) 282–4536 Voice/TTY (Inside Ohio) Fax Number: (614) 785–5044 www.rsc.ohio.gov/default.htm

National Transit Resource Center/Information Station Community Transportation Assoc. of America 1341 G Street N.W., 10th Floor Washington, DC 20005 Telephone Number: (202) 247–8356 Toll Free: (800) 891–0590 Fax Number: (202) 737–9197 www.ctaa.org/ntrc

RTAP Rural Transit Assistance Program National RTAP 5 Wheeling Avenue Woburn, MA 01801 TA Hotline: (888) 589-6821 Fax Number: (781) 895-1122 www.nationalrtap.org Ohio Transit Risk Pool 1 Park Centre Dr. Suite 300 Wadsworth, OH 44281 Telephone: (330) 334-6877 Fax (330) 336-7130 [email protected]

Section Eleven

Glossary


184 Glossary

Glossary

Accessible Transportation – Facilities and/or vehicles which are barrier–free for all individuals.

Accessible Vehicle – A vehicle equipped with a wheelchair accessibility package which allows passengers using wheelchairs to enter, exit, and ride the vehicle.

Alternative Fuel Vehicle – Class of vehicles powered by fuels other than gasoline and diesel, e.g. compressed natural gas (CNG).

American Public Transportation Association (APTA) – A national professional association, headquartered in Washington, D.C., whose membership works to expand and strengthen public transportation.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) – Passed by Congress in 1990, this civil rights law mandates equal opportunities for persons with disabilities in the areas of employment, transportation, communications, and public accommodations. Under this Act, fixed route transportation providers are required to purchase lift–equipped vehicles and must assure system–wide accessibility for persons with disabilities. They also must supplement their fixed route services with complementary paratransit services for those persons unable to use fixed route service because of their disability. Demand response providers must offer equivalent service to all passengers, including passengers with disabilities.

Base Fare – The price charged to one adult for one transit ride; excludes transfer charges, zone charges, express service charges, peak period surcharges and reduced fares.

Capital Cost – The cost of equipment and facilities required to support transportation systems including vehicles, radios, shelters, etc.

Contract Fares – Contract service is over and above general public service in that it requires additional work in developing contracts, scheduling, recordkeeping, and invoicing. Contract rates may be based on a per passenger, per mile, per vehicle hour basis, or any combination of these factors, but they must be the fully

allocated cost of providing transit service. The revenue generated from contracts may be used as local match.

Coordination – A cooperative arrangement among transportation providers and/or purchasers which is aimed at realizing increased benefits and cost effective services through the shared management and/ or operation of one or more transportation related functions, for example, shared trips, cooperative purchases or joint training classes.

Cost Effectiveness – The ratio of the cost of a transportation system to the level of service provided. Various measures may be used to determine cost effectiveness including cost per passenger trip.

Cost Efficiency – The amount of transportation services produced for the community in relation to the resources expended.

CTAA – Community Transportation Association of America. A national professional association for those involved in community transportation, including operators, vendors, consultants, and Federal, State, and local officials.

CTB – A county transit board as established under Chapter 306 of the Ohio Revised Code.

Dedicated Funding Source – A funding source which, by law, is available for use only to support a specific purpose and cannot be diverted to other uses; e.g., the federal gasoline tax can only be used for highway investments and, since 1983, for transit capital projects.

Demand Response Service – A transportation service characterized by flexible routing and scheduling of relatively small vehicles to provide door–to–door or point–to–point transportation at the user’s demand. Sometimes also referred to as paratransit.

Disabled – Any person who due to illness, injury, age, congenital malfunction, or other permanent or temporary incapacity or disability is unable without special facilities to use the local transit facilities and services as effectively as persons who are not so affected.


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Elderly – For the purpose of the Ohio Elderly and Disabled Transit Fare Assistance Program, elderly is defined as people age 65 and older. For the purpose of the Specialized Transportation Program (Section 5310), elderly is defined as people age 60 and older.

Farebox – A device used to collect coins, bills, tickets, electronic media, and tokens given by passengers as payment for trips.

Federal Transit Administration (FTA) – A part of the United States Department of Transportation that administers the federal program of financial assistance to public transit.

Fixed–Route – Transportation service operated over a set route or network of routes generally on a regular time schedule.

Grantee – A recipient of government funds or equipment purchased in whole or part with government funds.

Local Assistance – Under the Rural Transit Program, revenue received from service agreements with either local or State human service agencies can be considered as eligible local match even if the original source of this revenue may be from another Federal program. Certain restrictions apply. In addition, there are several categories of Federally–apportioned funds that may be used as eligible local match for the Program. Examples of these funds are CDBG, Title III, and Title XX. Nonfederal sources of eligible match may include local or State appropriations, donations, or dedicated tax revenues.

Operating Cost – The recurring costs of providing transportation service, i.e., wages, salaries, fuel, oil, taxes, maintenance, depreciation, insurance, marketing, etc.

Operating Recovery Ratio – Total farebox revenue plus contract service revenue divided by total operating expenses.

Operating Revenue – Total revenue earned by a transportation system through its transportation operations. It includes passenger fares, contract revenue, advertising, investment income, and other revenue.

Paratransit – Flexible forms of public transportation services that are not provided over a fixed route, e.g.

demand response service, and most often refers to wheelchair accessible service.

Passenger Fare – The designated payment for a ride on a passenger vehicle, whether cash, tokens, transfer, coupon, electronic media, or pass.

Passenger Miles – The total number of passengers carried by a transportation system multiplied by the number of miles traveled.

Passenger Trip – One person making a one–way trip from origin to destination. One round trip equals two passenger trips.

Performance Measures – Indicators of how well the transportation system is performing with regard to such things as percent of vehicle fleet beyond useful life, number of fatalities, number of accidents, number of road calls, trips per hour, cost per trip, operating recovery ratio, cost per mile, etc. Performance measures are used in the planning and decision–making processes.

Point Deviation – Transportation service in which the transit vehicle is required to arrive at designated transit stops in accordance with a pre–arranged schedule but is not given a specific route to follow between these stops. It allows the vehicle to provide curbside or door-to-door service for those who request it.

Public Transportation – Transportation service by bus, rail, or other conveyance, either publicly or privately owned, which provides to the public general or special service on a regular and continuing basis that is available to any person upon payment of the fare. “Public” in this sense refers to the access to the service, not to the ownership of the system that provides the service.

RTA – A regional transit authority as established under Chapter 306 of the Ohio Revised Code.

Safe, Accessible, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act – A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA–LU) – New federal surface transportation law enacted in August 2005 that continues most ISTEA reforms but places added emphasis on safety, security, and coordination planning.


186 Glossary

Section 5311, Rural Transit Program – Authorized under 49 USC Section 5311, a Federal program administered by ODOT to provide operating and capital assistance to public transit systems in rural areas.

Section 5310, Specialized Transportation Program – Authorized under 49 USC Section 5310, a Federal program administered by ODOT to provide small buses and vans to eligible agencies which provide transportation services to elderly and disabled persons. All projects selected for funding must be derived from a locally developed, coordinated public transit–human services transportation plan.

Section 5307, Urban Transit Program – Authorized under 49 USC Section 5307, a Federal program that provides capital, operating, and planning assistance to public transportation systems in urban areas.

Section 5316, Job Access/Reverse Commute Program – FTA’s JARC Program provides grants for competitively selected projects to improve access to

transportation services to employment, job training and support activities for welfare recipients and eligible low–income individuals. The program requires coordination of federally assisted programs and services in order to make the most efficient use of available resources.

Section 5317, New Freedom Program – The New Freedom Program is a new program authorized in the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: a Legacy for Users (SAFETEA–LU) to support new public transportation services and public transportation alternatives beyond those required by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) that assist individuals with disabilities with transportation, including transportation to and from jobs and employment support services.

Section 5309, Bus and Bus Facilities Program – The transit capital investment program (49 U.S.C. 5309) provides capital assistance for three primary activities: New and replacement buses and facilities, Fixed Guideway Modernization program and New Starts program and Small Starts.

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