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City Line Bus Route Schedule :00 :00 :00 :00 Council Ring: Wigwam Transit Center Council Ring: Council Ct Superior: Buckeye Council Ring: Chippewa Washington: Park Council Ring: Tribal Park: Washington Webster: King Center: Cartwright at Mac’s Washington: Harrison Express Washington: Markland Webster: Markland Center at Pine Valley Apartments Markland: Main Webster: Virginia :05 :05 :05 Markland: Market at Armory :05 Apperson: Walnut Markland: Apperson Webster: Defenbaugh Apperson: Taylor Apperson: Jefferson Markland: Jay Webster: Chestnut at Mac’s Market Jefferson: Bell Webster: Pipeline, Markland: Delphos Elwood Haynes Musuem Jackson-Morrow Park (Webster: Ricketts) Jefferson: Locke Webster at Fox Acres Apartments Jefferson: Delphos Markland: Plate Boulevard: Wabash Jefferson: Ohio Webster: Southway, Alto Markland: Cooper Boulevard: Park Ohio: Havens Southway at Urology Clinic Ohio: Broadway :10 :10 :10 :10 Southway: Southland Ohio: North Sam’s Club Parking lot Boulevard: Conti near Markland Southway at St. Vincent Physical Boulevard at Adv. Med. Imaging Therapy Ohio: Lordeman Ohio: Spraker Sam’s Club Boulevard at Kokomo Flipsters LaFountain: Southway at Ohio: Morgan Dixon: Boulevard at Walgreens Community First Bank Meijer Dixon at Kokomo Medical Park Morgan: Elizabeth at Save-A-Lot (Dixon: Finney Lee) Morgan: Cooper Community Howard Lincoln at Ladd Dental/Med. Prk Regional Health Hospital Morgan: Northview Lincoln: Whitehouse, :15 :15 :15 :15 Kokomo High School Ivy Tech Community College Walmart Lincoln at Cataract & Laser Inst. LaFountain at Indiana Health JoAnn Fabrics Center Lincoln: Rockford Washington: Espanol, at Morgan: Northview Lincoln at Heritage Lanes Maple Crest Plaza, Kroger Morgan: Elizabeth Lincoln: Sherman Morgan: Ohio at Dollar General Markland: Cooper Lincoln: Webster at First Morgan: Locke Farmers Bank & Trust Markland: Plate Webster at State Farm Insurance Indiana University Kokomo Webster: Elk (LaFountain: Rebecca) Morgan: Bell Rainbow at Primrose Retire. Com. :20 :20 :20 :20 Apperson: Morgan Markland: Delphos Villas de Fontenelle LaFountain: Boulevard Apperson: Lordeman Rainbow: LaFountain Markland: Jay LaFountain at Indiana Health LaFountain: Ricketts Apperson: North Center Washington: Espanol, Maple Crest Plaza, Kroger Hoffer: Bell Apperson: Havens Markland: Market Lincoln: LaFountain by Subway Apperson: Jefferson Markland: Main Apperson: Taylor Nickel Plate Trail Home: Firmin Apperson: Walnut Markland: Washington Lincoln at Eagles Lodge (40 miles to Rochester) :25 :25 :25 :25 Washington: Harrison Home: State Lincoln at Baymont Hotel Lincolnwood Apartments Fiat Chrysler Apperson: Markland Automobiles Washington: Park Apperson: Harrison Washington: Superior, Apperson: Vaile Fire Station #1, Foster Park Industrial Heritage Trail Vaile: Market Union at Kokomo Municipal Boulevard at Village Pantry Smith Stadium Smith Smith City Line Bus Route Schedule :30 :30 :30 :30 Transit Center Boulevard Crossing Houston Shopping Center Bus Information Contact information: Apperson: Walnut (Kohl’s Parking Lot) Union Busesat Kokomo run Municipal 6:30 am - 7:00 pm M-F For more information, call 456-7556 Kokomo WiFi Capable Speedway Stadium, Vaile Bon Air Apperson: Taylor Elementary Vaile: Market Union: Mulberry at Main Library Kokomo Town Center Philips (Boulevard at Five Guys) Davis Bon Air Apperson: Vaile@CityOfKokomoApperson: Jefferson Mulberry: Main Bon Air Boulevard at Adam’s Auto Sales Dixon Touby Pike Apperson: Havens Mulberry: Washington Apperson Washington across from Rescue Mission Northside Apperson: Markland Apperson: Harrison Washington: Jefferson Boulevard: Bell Judson Morgan Morgan Syndicate Apperson: North Riley Northwest Sales Home: State :00 :00 :00 :00 Council Ring: Wigwam Boulevard: Union Judson Ivy Tech Transit Center :35 Council Ring: Council Ct :35 :35 :35 Community :00 :00 Apperson: Lordeman :00 Washington: Havens at VFW :00 Superior: Buckeye Berkley College Council Ring: WigwamChippewa Council Ring: Tribal Transit CenterWashington: Park Meadows Home: Firmin Park: Washington Council Ring: Council Ct Webster: King Center: Cartwright at Mac’s Washington: Harrison Indiana University Kokomo North Express Berkley North Apperson: Morgan Washington: Markland Memorial Hoffer: Bell AnnexSuperior:Webster: of MarklandBuckeye Kokomo Apts. Forest Park Carver Park CouncilCenter at Ring: Pine Chippewa Valley Apartments Markland: Main Webster: Virginia Markland:Washington: Market Broadway at Armory Estates Community Cemetery :05 :05 :05 :05 Fredrick Apperson: Walnut Washington:Markland: Apperson Park Webster: Defenbaugh Pettit Park Center Council Ring: Tribal Morgan:Apperson: Market Taylor Park: Washington Farms Elementary Industrial Heritage Trail Apperson: Jefferson Markland: Jay Webster: Chestnut at Mac’s Studebaker Market Jefferson: Bell Lincoln: Washington, LaFountain:Webster: Pipeline, Ricketts Markland: Delphos Elwood Haynes Musuem Lafayette Park Jackson-Morrow Park (Webster: Ricketts) Cloverleaf Trail Jefferson: Locke Maple Crest Middle School K-Mart Wallace Elementary Ohio Webster at Fox Acres Apartments Webster: King Philips Jefferson: Delphos Berkley Boulevard: Wabash Touby Pike Markland: Plate Apperson Center: Cartwright at Mac’s Morgan: Washington Kroger Elementary LaFountain: Boulevard Jefferson: Ohio Washington: Harrison Maple Crest Apartments Washington Webster: Express Southway, Alto Jefferson Washington: Homelawn North: Webster Boulevard: Park Dixon Washington:Markland: Cooper Markland Downtown Somers Square Forest Park Sycamore Ohio: Havens Rescue Southway at Urology Clinic Ohio:Washington: Broadway Barkdol North: Wabash Webster: Markland Shopping Forest Old Silk Kokomo Near Sycamore :10 :10 :10 :10 Shopping Mission Southway: Southland Ohio: North Sam’s Club Parking lot Boulevard: Conti Dixon Center Stocking East Center Park Library Elementary Washington: Gano near Markland Lincoln: Sherman Sycamore North: Leeds Seiberling Howard Co. Side YMCA CenterSouthway at Pineat St. Valley Vincent Apartments Physical Markland: Main Webster:Boulevard Virginia at Adv. Med. Imaging Sycamore Mansion Courthouse Therapy Ohio: Lordeman Indiana University Kokomo Ohio: Spraker Sam’s Club LincolnBoulevard at Heritageat Kokomo Lanes Flipsters Sycamore Transit Center North: Philips Crown Point :40 LaFountain: Southway at :40 Ohio: Morgan :40 Markland: Market at Armory :40 Dixon: Boulevard at Village St. Vincent Memorial ( LaFountain:Walgreens Rebecca) Community First Bank Superior Cemetery :05 :05 Washington: Fischer :05 Meijer :05 Dixon at Kokomo Medical Park Kokomo Central Gymnasium Morgan: Elizabeth at Save-A-Lot Philips: Broadway n c e Foster Apperson: Walnut Markland: Apperson Webster: (Dixon: Finney Defenbaugh Lee) Cloverleaf Trail c e l l e Hospital E x McKinley f Carter Morgan: Cooper o Waterworks Community Howard Lincoln at Ladd Dental/Med. 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Mehlig W Kokomo Future LaFountain: Lincoln Riley Modern Estates Lincoln: Whitehouse, Woods Miller-Highland Kokomo High School a i l Kokomo Markland: Jay Webster: Chestnut at Mac’s Beach r :15 :15 Apperson: Jefferson :15 :15 T Darrough Ivy Tech Community College Mayfield Haynes Municipal Walmart e JoAnn Fabrics Lincoln Market at Cataract & Laser Inst. g Chapel LaFountain at Indiana Health Philips: Jefferson International Stadium Lincoln: Rockford a Vaile Center t i Jefferson: Bell r Washington: Smith Westdale e Cutler Washington:Webster: Pipeline, Espanol, at Morgan: Northview ElwoodLincoln at Haynes Heritage Musuem Lanes H Markland: Delphos Lincoln: Whitehouse, l Maple Crest Plaza, Philips: Mulberry at Drink Depot a i Morgan: Elizabeth r Jackson-MorrowKroger Park t Lincoln:(Webster: Sherman Ricketts) s Elwood Haynes Kokomo High School Park Markland: Cooper u Walmart Jefferson:Morgan: Ohio Locke at Dollar General Syndicate Darrough 300 E d Webster Elementary Dixon Goyer n I Berkley Lincoln: Webster at First Sales Chapel Washington:Webster at Fox Espanol, Acres Apartments at Smith: Abby Place Apperson Markland Sidepath Washington Jefferson:Morgan: Locke Delphos Sycamore: Western Farmers Bank & Trust Markland Markland Markland: Plate Boulevard:Webster at WabashState Farm Insurance Indiana Maple Crest University Plaza, Kokomo Markland: Plate South Main Webster: Elk Markland (LaFountain: Rebecca) Jefferson:Morgan: Bell Ohio Rainbow at Primrose Retire. 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Street Business :20 Kroger :20 :20 :20 Dixon: Lincoln Heights Apperson: Morgan Markland: Delphos Villas de Fontenelle Wildcat District Amberwood Apartments LaFountain:Webster: Southway, BoulevardRainbow Alto Apperson: Lordeman Rainbow: LaFountain Creek Fairlawn Sycamore: Berkley & Walnut Boulevard: Park Markland Sam’s Meijer (Webster: Amberwood) Markland: CooperJay LaFountain at Indiana Health Soccer LaFountain: Ricketts Mall Club Apperson: North Center Complex Kokomo Washington:Dixon: Boulevard Espanol, Community Howard Sommerset Apartments Maple Crest Plaza, Kroger Opalescent Home Hoffer: Bell Apperson:Ohio: Havens Havens Forest Park Shopping Center Haynes Glass Regional Health Hospital (Smith: Sommerset) Markland: Market Lincoln:Boulevard LaFountain at Wellbrook by Subway Senior International Inventrek Southway at Urology Clinic Defenbaugh Cedar Ohio:Apperson: Broadway Jefferson Living Community Defenbaugh Technology :45 (at Eye Physicians) :45 :45 Markland: Main :45 Defenbaugh Crest :10 :10 Apperson: 6thTaylor Street :10 :10 Park Home: Firmin Apperson: Walnut Markland:Dixon Square Washington
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