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Posted: 5:45 PM Mar 17, 2010
Shuttle Returning to Five Days a Week
Taylor County gets funding to switch the shuttle schedule from three, back to five days a week.
Reporter: Lanetra Bennett Email Address: lanetra.bennett@wctv.tv |
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A federal grant has come to the rescue of those in need of transportation in Taylor County.
Taylor County's bus shuttle will return to five days a week, thanks to a $40,000 federal transit grant.
Several years ago, commissioners had to cut the service down to three days a week because of state budget cuts.
Officials say the grant will also allow residents to ride at no charge for a year, instead of paying the 50-cent fare.
Frequent shuttle rider Mary Jones said, "I think it's a wonderful thing because it's really not too many people--the older people don't have transportation unless they get the shuttle or the Big Bend."
The five day a week shuttle schedule will begin April 1st.
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