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Transportation Resource Guide for Northwestern CT

The Western CT Area Agency on Aging, Inc. and the Community Foundation created this Transportation Resource Guide. The Kennedy Center, Inc.’s Northwest Regional Mobility Manager maintains it.

The Western CT Area Agency (WCAAA): Develops, manages and provides comprehensive services through person centered planning for seniors, caregivers and individuals with disabilities in order to maintain their independence and quality of life. Some services may be funded through Older Americans Act, State of CT, private or local funds in the form of grants or contracts. Some services are arranged directly by the WCAAA through contracts on behalf of seniors who have agreed to specific service needs. Most notable is the WCAAA’s CHOICES Program whose trained and certified staff and volunteers provide assistance to western area residents in Medicare, Medicaid and other benefits’ issues. The WCAAA is also a designated “Access Agency” to operate the CT Home Care Program for Elders in the City of Waterbury and Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program in the larger area.

The Connecticut Community Foundation: Established in 1923, Connecticut Community Foundation was created by and for the people of Greater Waterbury and the Litchfield Hills. While serving this 21- town region, the Foundation provides leadership in addressing the community’s critical issues, strengthens local nonprofit organizations through grants and technical assistance programs, and works to steward charitable and scholarship funds. The foundation’s Pathways for Older Adults initiative focuses on keeping people healthy, engaged and informed as they age. We believe that raising awareness of transportation resources and collaborating to address transportation gaps are keys to helping the residents of all of our communities to live and age well.

The Kennedy Center: The Kennedy Center is a private, community-based rehabilitation organization, who actively responds to needs of persons with disabilities by offering innovative, comprehensive community services to persons with disabilities and special needs, from birth to senior years in the state of Connecticut. The organization promotes the empowerment of consumers with diverse abilities, disabilities, and experiences toward optimal participation and inclusion in the communities.

Travel Training: The Kennedy Center’s Travel Training is a nationally acclaimed program that teaches individuals with disabilities and seniors how to properly and safely use the local bus and rail system on a one-to-one basis throughout the state of Connecticut. Since 1991, The Kennedy Center has successfully travel trained more than 4,000 people with disabilities, aged 16-95, to use local buses and trains to access the community. This service is free of charge, as the program is grant funded by The Connecticut Department of Transportation.

Mobility Management Program: A Kennedy Center project, funded through the Connecticut Department of Transportation and New Freedom’s 5310 grant, which aims to coordinate all transportation options for people with disabilities, seniors and veterans throughout Connecticut. The program also identifies gaps in service, designs effective solutions to transportation challenges by collaborating and advocating with the transportations districts, funding sources and other transportation vendors, and serves as a form of advocacy by helping implement new services where they are most needed.

Types of Transportation Services

Fixed Route Transit: A standard bus service operating on a fixed route and schedule, often referred to as the “City Bus”. Pay your fare and you ride. Exact change is often needed. Reduced fares are often available for seniors or persons with a disability. All CT buses are accessible for people with disabilities. Fixed route transit in Northwest CT includes: Northeast Transportation Company, Greater Waterbury Transit District, Northwest CT Transit District, HARTransit, Valley Transit District and CT Transit.

ADA Paratransit: A bus service for people with disabilities, of any age. Paratransit increases regular routes options with shorter busses. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires transit agencies to provide paratransit services to people with disabilities who are PREVENTED from using fixed route bus or rail service. Paratransit service typically runs within 3/4 of a mile of a fixed bus route or rail station, during the same hours and days, for no more than twice the regular fixed route fare. Paratransit rides are provided to all eligible riders if requested any time the previous day, within an hour of the requested time. Personal care attendants for riders with disabilities ride for free when announced at time of scheduling. COMPANIONS do not ride free. Please be sure to watch your terminology when scheduling. It makes a difference. To apply go to https://ctada.com/ctada_form.asp, call your local transit district, or The Kennedy Center at (203) 365-8522.

Dial-a-Ride Service: Offered to seniors, usually age 60+, and to people with disabilities. Once qualified and registered for the program, a reservation may be made by calling the dispatcher in advance. A vehicle is sent to his or her home and rider is driven to their destination and returned home at a set time. Some services limit destinations to medical and dental offices, others may give rides to Senior Centers or shopping centers or other destinations within the service area. There may or may not be a charge, depending on the provider. To use the service you must register with your local provider and prove age or disability.

Medical Transportation Programs: Variations on the Dial-a-Ride theme. They typically offer non- emergency transportation, for a patient and a caregiver or family member who accompanies the patient.

Home Care and Chore Services Providers: Some agencies will provide companion assisted transportation for their clients. Please contact your local provider for information on availability and payment assistance.

Long Distance Train & Bus Options Peter Pan Bonanza Bus Lines, serves the I-84 corridor, 1-800-343-9999. Metro North Railroad, serves , www.mta.info, 1-212-532-4900 or 1-800-638-7646. Amtrak, stops in New Haven. Boston, New York and Washington, DC, www.amtrak.com, 1-800-872- 7245.

Other Sources of Information www.ctrides.com: Provides information and resources for Connecticut commuters. www.infoline.org or Info line (211), lists transportation services by town, type of transportation, telephone numbers and general information.

The Kennedy Center, Inc.: Offers one-on-one Travel Training for individuals with disabilities, seniors and veterans. A trainer will teach these individuals how to properly and safely use the local bus and rail system on a one-to-one basis throughout the state of Connecticut. This is a free service that is available throughout CT. Call 203-365-8522, x2950.

Table of Contents BARKHAMSTED ...... 2 BEACON FALLS ...... 3 BETHEL ...... 4-5 BETHLEHEM ...... 6 BRIDGEWATER ...... 7 BROOKFIELD ...... 8-9 BURLINGTON………………………………………10 CANAAN...... 11-12 CHESHIRE ...... 13-14 COLEBROOK ...... 15 CORNWALL ...... 16-17 DANBURY ...... 18-19 GOSHEN ...... 20-21 HARWINTON ...... 22 HARTLAND…………………………………………23 KENT ...... 24-25 LITCHFIELD ...... 26-27 MIDDLEBURY ...... 28-29 MORRIS ...... 30 NAUGATUCK ...... 31-32 NEW FAIRFIELD ...... 33 NEW HARTFORD ...... 34 NEW MILFORD ...... 35 NEWTOWN ...... 36 NORFOLK ...... 37 NORTH CANAAN...... 38 OXFORD ...... 39 PROSPECT ...... 40-41 REDDING ...... 42 RIDGEFIELD ...... 43-44 ROXBURY ...... 45 SALISBURY ...... 46-47 SHARON ...... 48-49 SHERMAN ...... 50 SOUTHBURY ...... 51-52 THOMASTON ...... 53 TORRINGTON ...... 54-55 WARREN ...... 56 WASHINGTON ...... 57 WATERBURY ...... 58-60 WATERTOWN ...... 61-62 WINSTED ...... 63-64 WOLCOTT ...... 65-66 WOODBURY ...... 67 OTHER FREE & LOW CO$T OPTIONS ..... 68-73 7

BARKHAMSTED

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Winsted & Torrington Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice. Service Provider: Northwest CT Transit District Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 Disabled $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington Veteran’s Phone: Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, West 866-906-7433 or 869-489-2535 Reservations: Farms Mall, Yale-New Haven Hospital First come, first serve basis with 24 hour and UCONN Hospital. (These are Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. examples only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50. Yes Persons with disabilities or people with Service Provider: Medicare or special state issued cards Northwestern CT Transit District ride for half fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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BEACON FALLS

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Beacon Falls Mini-Bus Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Beacon Falls, Naugatuck, Thomaston, Waterbury, Watertown Phone: Reservations: 203-729-5997 24 hours in advance; schedule between Trip Types: 9am and noon. Medical, personal and senior center Days & Hours of Service: Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm; Door to door service. Service Provider: sometimes later to accommodate Town of Beacon Falls Mini Bus Wheelchair Access? requests; follows Region 16 School Senior Center Yes District schedule. Website: Fares: www.beaconfallsct.org Free, $1 donation suggested.

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BETHEL

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? ADA Paratransit ADA Certified, Any age where a disability Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury and New PREVENTS use of a public bus service. Milford Phone: Certification received by application and in- 203-744-4070 person interview. Trip Types: Must have origins and destinations Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: that are within the ADA service area, Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 10:30 pm; Call Monday – Friday 7:00 am to 4:30 pm. typically 3/4 of a mile of the Fixed route Saturday 8:15 am to 10:30 pm; Trips can be scheduled for the current Bus system and occur with the same Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. week any day in the following two hours of operation. calendar weeks. Same day trips are Fares: available. Trips can be requested on Service Provider: ADA Paratransit Trips $3.00. weekends or holidays. HARTransit

Personal Care Attendants (NOT Door to door service on request. Website: COMPANIONS) ride free with a www.hartransit.com passenger with a disability. Wheelchair Access? Yes

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a- ADA Certified, where the disability Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury and Ride PREVENTS use of public bus service. Newtown Certification is by application and in-person Phone: interview. Age 65+ also must fill out an Trip Types: 203-744-4070 application and provide driver's license, Non-emergency medical and personal passport/green card, birth certificate or Days & Hours of Service: gov't issued ID. Applications on website. Service Provider: Monday - Friday 6:05 am to 10:30 pm HARTransit Saturday 8:15 am to 10:30 pm Reservations: Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Medical appointments may be scheduled Website: up to 2 weeks in advance and all other www.hartransit.com Fares: trips up to one week in advance. Same day One way cash $1.75; Students $1.40; trips may be made up to 2x/month at extra cost, call 203-744-4070 x3. Seniors $0.85.

Ten rides $15.75; $12.60; $7.65. Door to door service. 30 Day $63.00; $50.00; $30.50. Wheelchair Access? Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to Personal Care Attendants (NOT a seat after boarding. COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

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Bethel Senior Van Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Age 50+ and people with disabilities. Bethel, Brookfield and Danbury Phone: 203-792-3048 Reservations: Trip Types: 24 to 48 hour advance notice. Non-Emergency medical, personal and Days & Hours of Service: shopping Curb to curb service. Monday – Thursday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Bethel Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to Cancellations & Delays: a seat after boarding. Follow Town of Bethel Board of Ed Website:

https://www.bethel-

Fares: ct.gov/content/117/425/defaul $2.00 Round Trip t.aspx Suggested Donation.

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BETHLEHEM

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Bethlehem Senior Van Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Bantam, Bethlehem, Danbury, Litchfield, Milford, Southbury, Phone: Reservations: Torrington, Waterbury, Watertown, 203-266-6699 x303 Medical rides have priority. Woodbury

Days & Hours of Service: Trip Types: Door to door service. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Medical* and personal rd (Tues., Thurs. and every 3 Friday-medical (Tues., Thurs. and every 3rd Friday- Wheelchair Access? appointments ONLY). medical appointments ONLY). Yes

Cancellations according to town school schedule. Service Provider: Fares: Town of Bethlehem $1 roundtrip donation requested, but not required. Website: www.ci.bethlehem.ct.us

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BRIDGEWATER

Bridgewater Senior Van Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Bridgewater, Brookfield and Danbury Phone: 860-350-3042 Reservations: Trip Types: 2 weeks in advance. Medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Service Provider:

Town of Bridgewater Senior Center Wheelchair Access? Fares: Yes Free Website:

www.bridgewatertownhall.org

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BROOKFIELD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a- Aged 65+ must fill out an application and Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury and New Ride provide driver's license, passport/green Milford card, birth certificate or gov't issued ID. Phone: Riders of any age permitted upon Trip Types: 203-744-4070 application as well. Medical and personal

Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service Provider: Monday - Friday 7:45 am to 3:50 pm Medical appointments may be scheduled HARTransit up to 2 weeks in advance and all other trips up to one week in advance. Same Website: day trips may be made up to 2x/month at www.hartransit.com Fares: extra cost, call 203-744-4070 x3.

One way cash $1.00 Door to door service on request. Ten rides $9 Same day one way trips $4 Wheelchair Access? Transfer tickets available. Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to Personal Care Attendants (NOT a seat after boarding. COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? ADA Paratransit ADA Certified, where the disability Bethel, Brookfield4 Danbury and New PREVENTS use of public bus service. Milford Phone: Certification is by application and in-person 203-744-4070, X1 interview. Aged 65+ also must fill out an Trip Types: application and provide driver's license, Must have origins and destinations that Days & Hours of Service: passport/green card, birth certificate or are within the ADA service area, Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 10:30 pm gov't issued ID. Applications on website. typically 3/4 of a mile of the Fixed Saturday 8:15 am-10:30 pm Route Bus system and occur with the Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm same hours of operation. Reservations: Fares: Call Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 4:30 Service Provider: ADA Paratransit Trips $3.00 pm. Trips can be scheduled for the HARTransit Same day one way trips $4.00 current week any day in the following Personal Care Attendants (NOT two calendar weeks. Same day trips are Website: COMPANIONS) ride free with a available. Trips can be requested on www.hartransit.com passenger with a disability. weekends or holidays.

Door to door service on request.

Wheelchair Access? Yes

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Ambulatory individuals with a disability Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury, New (FISH) of Brookfield and seniors. Will transport persons with Milford, Newtown disabilities to work. Phone: Trip Types: 203-616-9678 Reservations: Medical At least 3 days but no more than 7 days Days & Hours of Service: before the appointment. Service Provider: Monday- Friday 9:00 am to 2:00 pm FISH of Brookfield Wheelchair Access? Fares: No Website: Free, donation if rider wishes. None

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BURLINGTON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Burlington Dial-a-Ride Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Burlington and surrounding towns, call Must complete a client information sheet for details for availability for longer Phone: ahead of time. distance trips. May be available on a (860) 673-6789, ext. 226 more limited basis. Reservations: Days & Hours of Service: Monday through Thursday between 8:00 Trip Types: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm am and 4:00 pm; Fridays between 8:00 Non-emergency medical, personal and am and 12:30 pm. At least 48 hours shopping (call or visit website for advance notice. shopping schedule)

Curb to curb service. Fares: Service Provider: FREE. Donations accepted. Town of Burlington Wheelchair Access? Yes, clients on a scooter and those in a Website: wheelchair that cannot be transported https://www.burlingtonct.us/pa safely, will be asked to transfer to a seat. rks-recreation/pages/dial-ride 16

CANAAN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Canaan - Tuesday & Thursday Ride be accompanied by an adult. Torrington – Friday (9:30 am – 3:00 pm)

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 866-906-7433 OR 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Non-emergency medical and personal. advance notice.

Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Canaan - Tuesday & Thursday, local 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Northwestern CT Transit District Wheelchair Access? Torrington Friday Yes Website:

Fares: www.nwcttransit.com Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPAIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel Geer Village Dial-a-Ride People with disabilities aged 18+, and Canaan (Falls Village), Cornwall, North seniors aged 60+.. Canaan, Salisbury and Sharon Phone: 860-824-7067 Reservations: Trip Types: Call for details 24 hours in advance Non-emergency medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: booking. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Door to door service. Geer Village Dial-a-Ride Fares: Free of charge, donation if rider wishes. Wheelchair Access? Website:

Yes https://www.geercares.org/com munity-services/dial-a-ride/

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, Phone: St. Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN Hospital. (These are examples Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50 Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, persons with Medicare or special state issued card ride Northwestern CT Transit District for half fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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CHESHIRE

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Town of Cheshire Senior Aged 55+ and people aged 21+ with Cheshire, Hamden, Meriden, New Transportation Service disabilities. Haven, North Haven, Southington, Wallingford Phone: Reservations: OUT OF TOWN TRIPS ARE FOR 203-272-0047 24 hours in advance. MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS ONLY

Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Trip Types: Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Non-emergency medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Fares: Yes $1.00 roundtrip or .50 cents each time Service Provider: you board the bus. Town of Cheshire Senior and Transportation Services Department $5 out of town, roundtrip. Website: www.cheshirect.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating

Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury 203-573-7711

service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm Reservations: appointments at Waterbury Hospital or 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 week or last minute depending on participating medical offices. Fares: Free, rider can bring an assistant along availability. Service Provider: for the ride without charge. Curb to curb service. Waterbury Hospital

Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes, but must be able to transfer. www.waterburyhospital.org

Greater Waterbury Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? ADA Certified, disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and in-person interview. Watertown and Wolcott. In addition, (Americans with trips to Southbury and Gaylord Hospital Disabilities Act) Reservations: are available on a more limited schedule May be made the day before and up to 2 Monday – Friday. Phone: weeks in advance. Trip Types: 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request All trip types. Days & Hours of Service: service. Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am Service Provider: Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm Wheelchair Access? North East Transportation Yes Fares: $7.00 round trip. Website: www.northeastbus.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- Any Cheshire resident rides free on Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Fridays; fills quickly. Watertown and Wolcott Ride Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: May be made the day before and up to 2 Non-emergency medical and personal 203-756-5550 weeks in advance. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service Curb to curb, door to door upon request Greater Waterbury Transit District, Fridays 9:00 am to 3:45 pm service. North East Transit

Fares: Website: Free if ride available or can pay $3.50 fare Wheelchair Access? Yes www.northeastbus.com for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

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COLEBROOK

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel: Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must be Canaan, Torrington, Winsted Ride accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical, personal and senior center 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice. Service Provider:

Days & Hours of Service: Northwestern CT Transit District Curb to curb service. Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Website: Wheelchair Access? www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Yes Adults aged 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANION) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must be The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall and UCONN First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Hospital (These are examples only. Not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical, personal and social Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50. Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, with a Medicare or special state issued card ride for half Northwestern CT Transit District fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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CORNWALL

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel: Town of Goshen- People aged 60+ and people with Cornwall, Goshen and Torrington Cornwall Senior Bus disabilities. Call for out of town medical appointments. Phone: Reservations: 860-294-7878 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Trip Types: advance notice. Call between 9:00 am and Non-emergency medical and personal* Days & Hours of Service: 4:00 pm, Monday through Thursday and (*Call for specific days and times.) Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm* from 9:00 am until 12:00 noon on Friday. Service Provider: (*Call for specific days and times.) Curb to curb service. Town of Goshen

Wheelchair Access? Website: Fares: Yes www.goshenct.gov FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) may also ride with a passenger with a disability. Must reserve a seat.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Geer Village Dial-a-Ride People with disabilities aged 18+ and all Canaan (Falls Village), Cornwall, North seniors aged 60+. Canaan, Salisbury and Sharon Phone: 860-824-7067 Reservations: Trip Types: Call for details, no less than 24 hours in Non-emergency medical and personal. Days & Hours of Service: advance booking. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Door to door service. Geer Village Dial-a-Ride

Fares: Wheelchair Access? Free of charge, donation if rider wishes. Website: Yes www.geervillage.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel: Friends in Service Here Cornwall residents with medical needs. 20 mile radius from Cornwall. (FISH) of Cornwall Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: 24 hours in advance. Non-emergency medical 860-364-1003 860-672-4817 Wheelchair Access? Service Provider: No FISH Days & Hours of Service: Whenever people need assistance, Website: providing volunteer drivers are available. None

Fares: Free of charge, donations welcome.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must be Will travel out of town such as accompanied by an adult. Newington Veteran’s Hospital, Hartford Phone: Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, Yale- 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: New Haven Hospital, UCONN, Greater First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Waterbury area and the West Farms Mall. Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. (These are examples only. Not a complete Monday - Thursday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm list.) Curb to curb service.

Fares: Trip Types: Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50. Non-emergency medical and personal. Yes

People with a disability, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare. Service Provider: Northwestern CT Transit District Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested donation basis. Website: www.nwcttransit.com

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DANBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel: Department of Elderly Aged 60+ who are registered with the From home in Danbury to senior center Services Bus senior center. and return.

Door to door service. Trip Types: Phone: 203-797-4686 Senior Center Reservations: Riders should call one week in advance. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Department of Elderly Services, Monday-Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Wheelchair Access: City of Danbury No Fares: One way $1 Website: www.danburyseniors.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? ADA Paratransit ADA Certified, where the disability Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury and New PREVENTS use of public bus service. Milford Phone: Certification is by application and in-person 203-744-4070 interview. Trip Types: Must have origins and destinations that Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: are within the ADA service area, typically Monday - Saturday, 7:00 am to 10:30 pm Call 203-744-4070, Mon-Fri, 7:00 am to 3/4 of a mile of the Fixed Route Bus Saturday 8:15 am to 10:30 pm 4:30 pm. Trips can be scheduled for the system and occur with the same hours of Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm current week any day in the following 2 operation. calendar weeks. Same day trips are Fares: available. Trips can be requested on Service Provider: ADA Paratransit Trips $3.00. weekends or holidays. HARTransit Same day: $4.00. Door to door service on request. Personal Care Attendants (NOT Website:

COMPANIONS) ride free with a www.hartransit.com passenger with a disability. Wheelchair Access? Yes

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a-Ride ADA Certified, where the disability Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury, Newtown, PREVENTS use of public bus service. New Fairfield (schedule permitting) Phone: Certification is by application and in-person 203-744-4070 interview. Age 65+ also must fill out an Trip Types: application and provide driver's license, Medical , Regular ridership and personal Days & Hours of Service: passport/green card, birth certificate or Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 6:00 pm gov't issued ID. Applications on Hart Service Provider: website. HART Transit Fares: One way cash $1.00 Reservations: Website: Ten rides $9.00 Medical appointments may be scheduled Same day one way trips $4.00 up to 2 weeks in advance and all other www.hartransit.com Transfer tickets available. trips up to one week in advance. Same Personal Care Attendants (NOT day trips may be made up to 2x/month at COMPANIONS) ride free with a extra cost, call 203-744-4070 x3. passenger with a disability. Door to door service on request.

Wheelchair Access? Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to a seat after boarding.

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GOSHEN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Town of Goshen- People aged 60+ and people with Cornwall, Goshen and Torrington. Call Cornwall Senior Bus disabilities. for out of town medical appointments.

Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Medical and personal* 860-294-7878 advance notice. Call between 9:00 am (*Call for specific, scheduled days and and 4:00 pm Monday through Thursday times.) Days & Hours of Service: and 9:00 am until 12:00 noon on Friday. Monday – Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm* Service Provider: Curb to curb service. (Call for specific, scheduled days and times.) Town of Goshen

Wheelchair Access? Fares: Website: Yes FREE www.goshenct.gov Personal Care Attendants (NOT

COMPANIONS) may also ride with a passenger with a disability. Must reserve a seat.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must To the Greater Waterbury area, be accompanied by an adult. Hartford Hospital, the Newington VA Phone: Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, Yale- 866-906-7433 Reservations: New Haven Hospital, West Farms Mall First come, first serve basis with 24 hour and UCONN Hospital. (These are Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. examples only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types: Fares: Medical and personal Round trip charge $12.50. Wheelchair Access?

People with a disability, with Medicare or Yes Service Provider: special state issued card ride for half fare. Northwestern CT Transit District

Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested Website: donation basis. www.nwcttransit.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Goshen Community No age restrictions. Goshen, Farmington, Hartford, Waterbury Care and Hospice Reservations: Volunteer 1 week ahead or the day of. Trip Types: Medical and personal Transportation Door to door service.

Service Provider: Wheelchair Access: Goshen Community Care and Hospice Phone: No 860-491-4673 Website: Days & Hours of Service: www.goshencc-h.org Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

Fares: Free

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HARWINTON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Harwinton, Torrington Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice, call 860-489-2535. Service Provider:

Days & Hours of Service: Northwestern CT Transit District Curb to curb service. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, shopping, banking and Website: Wheelchair Access? www.nwcttransit.com medical at appointments in Torrington, Yes additional hours available. Tuesdays and Thursdays nutrition site.

Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall and UCONN First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Hospital. (These are examples only. Not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice and call 860-489-2535. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00am to 3:00pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50 Yes Service Provider:

People with disabilities, with Medicare or Northwestern CT Transit District special state issued card ride for half fare. Website: Age 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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HARTLAND

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? RITS Rural Independent People of all ages with a disability and Within RITS Program covered area. Trip Transportation Service seniors ages 65+. needs to begin or end in covered area as specified by NHCOG. Towns include: Phone: Reservations: Barkhamsted, Burlington, Canaan, 860-567-0863 First come, first serve basis with at least Colebrook, Cornwall, Goshen, Hartland, 48 hour advance notice. It is Harwinton, Kent, Litchfield, Morris, Days & Hours of Service: recommended to call as soon as you New Hartford, Norfolk, North Canaan, schedule your medical appointment. Roxbury, Salisbury, Sharon, Torrington, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, depending on availability. Please call Washington, Warren and Winchester. Door to Door service. for additional details. . Trip Types: Wheelchair Access? Non-Emergency Medical Only Fares: Yes NHCOG-Northwest Hills Council of Governments funds the program. No fare Service Provider: is charged. Donations accepted. EdAdvance-primarily; though Geer Village and Northwest Transit District may coordinate to accommodate ride and trip.

Website:

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KENT

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must New Milford, Kent Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice. Service Provider:

Days & Hours of Service: Northwestern CT Transit District Curb to curb service. Monday & Wednesday 8:00 am – 10:00 am Website: Wheelchair Access? www.nwcttransit.com Local & Nutrition Site 12:00 pm – 3:00 Yes pm (Call for more detailed scheduling.)

Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must To the Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall, and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN Hospital. (These are examples Days & Hours of Service: advance notice and call 860-489-2535. only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types: Fares: Non-emergency medical and personal. Round trip charge $12.50 Wheelchair Access? People with disabilities, with Medicare or Yes Service Provider: special state issued card ride for half fare. Northwestern CT Transit District

Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested Website: donation basis. www.nwcttransit.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Kent residents with medical needs. Call for details. (FISH) of Kent Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: Call for details. Non-emergency medical and personal. 860-927-4627 Wheelchair Access? Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: No. FISH Monday – Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Website: Fares: None Call for details.

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LITCHFIELD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Medical Transportation Aged 60+ or older or people with Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Van disabilities. Harwinton, Litchfield, Torrington and the VA in Winsted Phone: Reservations: 860-489-2580 Call as soon as possible. Trip Types: Medical only Door to door service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Wheelchair Access? City of Torrington Yes Fares: Suggested donation, round trip for Website: therapy is $4. www.torringtonct.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- Aged 60+ and older or people with Litchfield and Torrington Ride disabilities. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal DAY/TIME 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour SPECIFIC* advance notice. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Northwestern CT Transit District *Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Very Specific days and hours for each Trip Students $.90 cents Type. Call or visit website for daily schedule People with disabilities $.65 cents. and destinations. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages. Anyone under 12 must To the Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, the West Farms Mall and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN Hospital. (These are examples Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types: Fares: Medical and personal Round trip charge $12.50 Wheelchair Access? Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, with Medicare or Northwestern CT Transit District special state issued card ride for half fare.

Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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MIDDLEBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Middlebury Aged 60+ or people with disabilities. Middlebury, Naugatuck, Southbury, Transportation Program Waterbury and Watertown Reservations: Phone: 2 days in advance. Call between 9:00 am Trip Types: 203-577-4166 x708 and 1:00 pm. Non-emergency medical and personal

Curb to curb service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 2:30 pm Wheelchair Access: Town of Middlebury Yes Fares: Suggested donation In town: $1.00; Out Website: of town: $3.00. www.middlebury-ct.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service - certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. To Southbury (Americans with and Gaylord Hospitals on a more limited Disabilities Act) and Reservations: schedule Monday - Friday May be made the day before and up to 2 Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: All trip types. Curb to curb, door to door upon request Phone: service. 203-756-5550 Service Provider: North East Transportation Wheelchair Access? Days & Hours of Service: Yes Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am Sunday 9:00 am- 5:15 pm Website: www.gwtd.org Fares: $7.00 round trip.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury Aged 60+ or people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Reservations: Watertown, Wolcott Ride May be made the day before and up to 2 weeks in advance. Trip Types: Phone: Medical and personal 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request service. Days & Hours of Service Service Provider: Thursdays 9:00 am to 3:45 pm Wheelchair Access? North East Transportation Yes Fares: Website: Free if ride available or can pay $3.50 www.northeastbus.com fare for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital and participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Naugatuck, Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury Southbury, Waterbury and 203-573-7711 service. Watertown

Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Trip Types: Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 Medical appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating offices in Naugatuck, Middlebury, Fares: availability. Southbury, Waterbury and Watertown. Free, rider can bring a Personal Care Assistant (NOT COMPANION) along Curb to curb service. for the ride without charge. Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Waterbury Hospital Yes.

Website: www.waterburyhospital.org

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MORRIS

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, seniors aged 60+. Litchfield, Morris and Torrington Ride Anyone under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. Northwestern CT Transit District

Thursdays 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Website:

www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Wheelchair Access? Adults 18+ $1.25 Yes Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must be To the Greater Waterbury area, Hartford accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, Phone: Yale-New Haven Hospital, the West 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Farms Mall and UCONN Hospital First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. Trip Types: Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Medical and personal Curb to curb service.

Fares: Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50 Northwestern CT Transit District Yes

People with disabilities, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare Website: www.nwcttransit.com Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested donation basis

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Morris Senior Center People aged 60+ and people with Morris and Torrington disabilities. Phone: Service Provider: 860-567-7437 Reservations: Morris Senior Center By Wednesday. Days & Hours of Service: Website: Thursdays 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Wheelchair Access? www.nwcttransit.com Yes Fares: One way: Suggested donation $1.25 People with disabilities $.65.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride for free when with a passenger with a disability.

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NAUGATUCK

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? HRDA Bus Service People aged 60+ and people with Naugatuck, parts of Middlebury, parts of disabilities. Call for an application. Prospect, parts of Waterbury* Phone: (*Call for details) 203-723-8037 Reservations: Prefer as soon as possible but will accept 1 Trip Types: week in advance. Non-emergency medical, personal and Days & Hours of Service: RESERVATIONS BETWEEN 8:45 am NAUGATUCK shopping trips Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm and 12:00 pm. Service Provider: Curb to curb service. Fares: Human Resource Development Agency,

Free on a suggested donation basis. Town of Naugatuck Wheelchair Access?

Yes Website: No website available

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital and participating Waterbury Hospital and participating medical offices in Middlebury and Phone: doctors ‘offices. (The doctors pay a fee so Waterbury 203-573-7711 their patients can use this service.) Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Medical appointments at Waterbury Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm Prefer 2 weeks in advance, but will accept Hospital or participating medical offices 1 week or last minute depending on in Naugatuck, Middlebury, Southbury Fares: availability. and Waterbury Free, riders can bring a Personal Care Curb to curb service Assistant (NOT COMPANION) along Service Provider:

for the ride without charge. Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access?

Yes, but must be able to walk, no lift and Website: no driver assistance. www.waterburyhospital.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit – ADA public bus service - certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. Also to (Americans with Southbury and Gaylord Hospitals on a Disabilities Act) and Reservations: more limited schedule Monday-Friday. May be made the day before and up to 2 Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: All trip types. Curb to curb, door to door upon request Phone: service. Service Provider: 203-756-5550 North East Transportation Wheelchair Access? Days & Hours of Service: Yes Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 pm Website: Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm www.northeastbus.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury People aged 60+ and people with Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- disabilities. Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Watertown and Wolcott Ride Reservations: May be made the day before and up to 2 Trip Types: Phone: weeks in advance. Non-emergency medical and personal 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: service. North East Transportation Tuesdays 9:00 am to 3:45 pm Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes Fares: www.northeastbus.com Free if ride available. Or can pay $3.50 fare for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

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NEW FAIRFIELD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a-Ride People aged 65+ also must fill out an Parts of Bethel, parts of Brookfield, application and provide driver's license, Danbury, New Fairfield and Sherman Phone: passport/green card, birth certificate or 203-744-4070 gov't issued ID. Applications on Hart Trip Types: website. Riders with a disability of any Medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: age permitted upon application. Monday - Friday, 7:45 am to 4:05 pm Service Provider: Saturday 10:25 am to 3:30 pm Reservations: HARTransit Medical appointments may be scheduled Fares: up to 2 weeks in advance. Other trips up Website: One way cash $1.00 to one week in advance. Same day trips www.hartransit.com Ten rides $9.00 may be made up to 2x/month at extra Same day one way trips $4.00 cost, call 203-744-4070 x3. Transfer tickets available Door to door service. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a Wheelchair Access? passenger with a disability. Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to a seat after boarding.

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NEW HARTFORD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Barkhamsted, Harwinton, New Hartford Ride be accompanied by an adult. and Torrington

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Medical, personal and social advance notice. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Northwestern CT Transit District Monday - Wednesday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes www.nwcttransit.com

Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANION) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must To the Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall and UCONN First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Hospital. (These are examples only. Not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50 Yes Service Provider:

People with disabilities or with Medicare Northwestern CT Transit District or special state issued card ride for half fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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NEW MILFORD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? New Milford Senior Aged 60+ or ADA Certified by New Milford Center Transportation HARTransit. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical, personal and senior center 860-355-6075 Require 3 days in advance, can take last minute if there is availability.

Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Curb to curb service. Town of New Milford Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm (some flexibility available). Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes, but must be able to transfer. Fares: www.newmilford.org $1 suggested donation, if rider wishes.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability. 18 + years of age.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? WHEELS of Greater Aged 60+ or ADA Certified. Danbury, New Haven, New Milford, New Milford New Preston, Roxbury, Sherman and Reservations: Washington Depot and Washington Phone: 48 hours in advance. Trip Types: 860-354-6012 Curb to curb service. Medical only

Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Yes New Milford Senior Citizens

Fares: Advisory Board Donations requested. Website: No website available

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Aged 65+ and people with disabilities. Trips that qualify as ADA Paratransit ADA Paratransit must have origins and destinations that Reservations: are within the ADA service area, Phone: 2 weeks in advance through same day (if typically 3/4 of a mile of the City Bus 203-744-4070 available/extra charge). system. ADA Paratransit service is

available in Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury Door to door service upon request. and New Milford. Days & Hours of Service: Same days and hours of operation as the Wheelchair Access? Trip Types: HARTransit City Bus system. Yes All Fares: ADA priority trips $2.50 Service Provider: Same day trips $3 HARTransit

Website: www.hartransit.com

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NEWTOWN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a-Ride Aged 60+ must fill out an application and Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury and provide driver's license, passport/green Newtown. Phone: card, birth certificate or gov't issued ID. 203-744-4070 Riders with disabilities of any age Trip Types: permitted upon application. Medical, regular ridership and personal Days & Hours of Service: Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 4:45 pm; Reservations: Saturday 8:15 am to 4:15 pm Medical appointments may be scheduled Service Provider: up to 2 weeks in advance. Other trips up HARTransit Fares: to one week in advance. Same day trips One way cash $1.00 may be made up to 2x/month at extra Website: Ten rides $9.00 cost, call 203-744-4070 x3. www.hartransit.com Same day one way trips $4.00 Transfer tickets available. Door to door service. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a Wheelchair Access? passenger with a disability. Yes. Scooter users are asked to transfer to a seat after boarding.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Anyone who cannot drive regardless of Bethel, Brookfield, Danbury, Newtown (FISH) of Newtown age and do not have a relative, neighbor and Southbury. or other who can drive them to medical Phone: appointments and bring them home. Trip Types: 1-800-794-0034 Medical Reservations: Days & Hours of Service: By 4pm the day before appointment. Service Provider: Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm FISH of Newtown Wheelchair Access? Fares: No Website: Free, donation if rider wishes. None

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NORFOLK

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, St. Phone: Raphael’s Hospital, Yale-New Haven 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Hospital, West Farms Mall and UCONN First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Hospital. (These are examples only. Not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. complete list.) Monday - Thursday Curb to curb service. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Trip Types:

Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Fares: Yes Round trip charge $12.50 Service Provider:

Northwestern CT Transit District People with a disability, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Canaan, Torrington, Winsted Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Reservations: Medical and personal Phone: First come, first serve basis with 24 hour 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 advance notice.

Curb to curb service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider:

Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 am to 3:00 Northwestern CT Transit District Wheelchair Access? pm Yes Website:

Fares: www.nwcttransit.com Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

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NORTH CANAAN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must North Canaan (Falls Village), Torrington Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal* 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour (Please call for specific scheduled days and advance notice. times for each.)

Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Canaan Tuesday & Thursday Northwestern CT Transit District 9:00 am to 3:00 pm* Wheelchair Access?

Torrington Friday Yes Website:

Fares: www.nwcttransit.com Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Geer Dial-a-Ride Aged 18+. Canaan, Cornwall, North Canaan (Falls Village), Salisbury, Sharon Phone: Reservations: 860-824-7067 Call for more details. Trip Types: Medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Monday – Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm depending on passenger's need. Wheelchair Access? Yes Service Provider: Fares: Geer Dial-a-Ride Free, donations if rider wishes. Website: www.geervillage.org

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OXFORD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Oxford Senior Center Aged 60+ and people with disabilities Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Derby, Transportation over age 21. Middlebury, Naugatuck, Oxford, Seymour and Southbury Phone: Reservations: 203-881-5231 ext.101 As soon as you receive appointment or at Trip Types: least 1 week in advance. Medical, personal and social

Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Fares: Town of Oxford Yes Free to riders. Website: www.oxford-ct.gov

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Community Car Pool Non-driving residents of Oxford of any Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Derby, Service age. Middlebury, Naugatuck, Oxford, Seymour and Southbury Phone: Reservations: 203-881-0406 As soon as you schedule appointment or at least 1 day before. Trip Types:

Days & Hours of Service: Medical Curb to curb service. Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm or earlier depending on availability. Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Oxford No Fares: Free Website: www.oxford-ct.gov

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PROSPECT

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Prospect Mini Bus Age 55+ or people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Prospect and Waterbury Phone: Reservations: 203-758-5300 1 week in advance. Trip Types: Medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Prospect Senior Center Fares: Yes

Free to riders. Website: www.townofprospect.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Naugatuck, Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury, Southbury and Waterbury 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital week or last minute depending on or participating medical offices in Fares: availability. Waterbury and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring a Personal Care Curb to curb service. Assistant along for the ride without Service Provider: charge. Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access? Yes, but must be able to walk, no lift, no Website: driver assistance. www.waterburyhospital.org

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Reservations: Watertown and Wolcott Ride May be made day before and up to 2 weeks in advance. Trip Types: Phone: Non-emergency medical and personal 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request service. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: North East Transportation Thursday 9:00 am to 3:45 pm Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: Fares: www.northeastbus.com Free if ride available or can pay $3.50 fare for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. Also travels to (Americans with Southbury and Gaylord Hospital on a Disabilities Act) and Reservations: more limited schedule Mon-Fri. May be made day before and up to 2 Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: All types of trips. Curb to curb, door to door upon request

Phone: service. 203-756-5550 Service Provider:

North East Transportation Wheelchair Access? Days & Hours of Service: Yes Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm Website: www.northeastbus.com Fares: $7.00 round trip.

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REDDING

Heritage Center Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Bethel, Danbury, Newtown, Redding Van Service and Ridgefield Reservations: Phone: Reservations necessary. Trip Types: 203-938-9725 Medical trips take priority Door to door service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Wheelchair Access? Town of Redding Yes Fares: Website: Free www.townofreddingct.org

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RIDGEFIELD

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SweetHART Dial-a- Age 64+ must fill out an application and Danbury (LIMITED) and Ridgefield Ride provide driver's license, passport/green card, birth certificate, or government Phone: issued ID. Riders with disabilities of any Trip Types: 203-744-4070, x 3 age are permitted upon application. Non-emergency medical and personal

Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Monday – Friday 8:45 am to 4:30 pm Reservations must be at least Service Provider: 24 hours in advance. HARTransit Fares: Free Website: Door to door service on request. www.hartransit.com

Wheelchair Access? Yes

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Aged 60+ and Ridgefield residents with Danbury, Newtown, Norwalk and (FISH) of Ridgefield disabilities. Ridgefield

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types 203-438-8044 Advance reservations required; call at Non-emergency medical and dental least 24 hours in advance, 203-438-8044.

Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Private, volunteer’s vehicles used, door to FISH of Ridgefield Monday - Friday 6:00 am to 6:00 pm as door but must be able to get in and out of

needed. car. Website

None Fares: Wheelchair Access? Free to riders No, persons with disabilities must be ambulatory.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rides for Ridgefield Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Up to the driver. Program connects riders to transportation Phone: or provides rides if necessary. Trip Types: 203-894-7433 Non-emergency medical and personal Reservations: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations necessary at least 2 days in Service Provider: Monday - Friday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm advance. Rides for Ridgefield, Inc. (Pending availability of driver.) Door to door but must be able to get in Website: and out of car. Fares: [email protected]

Call for fare information. rg Wheelchair Access? Folding equipment usually accepted.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? SPHERE Town Loop Aged 60+ and people with disabilities Ridgefield Bus and their Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS). Trip Types: Phone: Not limited 203-241-7474 Reservations: Ridgefield loop, fixed schedule, no Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: reservations needed. SPHERE, Inc. in cooperation with the Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 am to 4:00 Town of Ridgefield. pm Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: Fares: www.ridgefieldct.org Free for riders.

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ROXBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Senior / Disabled Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Bridgewater, Danbury, Hartford, New Transportation Haven, New Milford, Roxbury, Reservations: Southbury, Waterbury, Washington and Phone: 1 day before. Woodbury

860-210-0201 Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Days & Hours of Service: Non-emergency medical, personal and Wheelchair Access? social Tuesday - Friday 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Yes (Call for precise schedule). (Call for specific days and times).

Fares: Service Provider: Free for riders. Town of Roxbury

Website: www.roxburyct.com

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? WHEELS of Greater Aged 60+ and ADA Certified. Danbury, New Haven, New Milford, New Milford New Preston, Roxbury, Washington Reservations: Depot Phone: 48 hours in advance. Trip Types: 860-354-6012 Door to door service. Non-emergency medical

Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Yes New Milford Senior Citizens

Fares: Advisory Board Donation if rider wishes. Website None

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SALISBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Canaan (Falls Village), North Canaan, Ride be accompanied by an adult. Salisbury, Sharon and Torrington

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Non-emergency medical and personal* advance notice. (Call for specific days and times.)

Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Tuesday and Thursday local Northwestern CT Transit District 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wheelchair Access?

Friday Torrington Yes Website:

(Call for details) www.nwcttransit.com

Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 People with disabilities $.65 Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25 Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Geer Dial-a-Ride Aged 18+. Canaan (Falls Village), Cornwall, North Canaan, Salisbury and Sharon Phone: Reservations: 860-824-7067 Call for more details or to schedule a ride.

Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Trip Types: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Non-emergency medical and personal depending on passenger's needs. Wheelchair Access? Yes Service Provider: Fares: Geer Dial-a-Ride Free but donations are welcome. Website: www.geervillage.org

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, Phone: Yale-New Haven Hospital, West Farms 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Mall, St. Raphael’s and UCONN First come, first serve basis with 24 hour Hospital. (These are examples, not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Round trip charge $12.50. Wheelchair Access? Yes

People with disabilities, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare. Service Provider: Northwestern CT Transit District Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested donation basis. Website: www.nwcttransit.com

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SHARON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- Available to people of all ages. Anyone Canaan (Falls Village) North Canaan, Ride under 12 must be accompanied by an Salisbury, Sharon and Torrington adult. Phone: Trip Types: 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Medical and personal* First come, first served basis with 24 hour (*Call for specific, scheduled days and Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. times.)

Tuesday and Thursday local Curb to curb service. Service Provider 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Northwestern CT Transit District Friday Torrington Wheelchair Access?

(*Call for details.) Yes Website www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 cents Disabled $.65 cents Age 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must The Greater Waterbury area, Hartford be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, the Newington VA Hospital, Phone: Yale-New Haven Hospital, St. 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Raphael’s, West Farms Mall and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN Hospital. (These are examples Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. only, not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Non-emergency medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50. Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare. Northwestern CT Transit District

Age 60+ ride free on a suggested Website: donation basis. www.nwcttransit.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Geer Dial-a-Ride People with disabilities, aged 18+ and Canaan, North Canaan (Falls Village), seniors aged 60+. Cornwall, Salisbury, Sharon Phone: 860-824-7067 Reservations: Trip Types: Call for more details 24 hours in advance Non-emergency medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: booking. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Door to door service. Geer Dial-a-Ride

Fares: Wheelchair Access? Free of charge, donation if rider wishes. Website: Yes www.geervillage.org

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SHERMAN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Aged 60+ and people with disabilities Bethel, Brookfield, Bridgewater, (FISH) of Sherman living in Sherman. Danbury, Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown and Sherman. Also specific

Reservations: border towns in New York. Phone:

860-355-4334 Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. At least a 24 hour advance for a reservation. Trip Types:

Non-emergency medical and legal Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Volunteer organization provides rides as Service Provider: needed, usually Monday - Friday Wheelchair Access? FISH of Sherman 9:00am to 5:00pm. No wheelchair access. Passengers who have difficulty walking must be Fares: Website: accompanied by a caregiver or companion. None Free to riders Passengers who use canes, walkers or wheelchairs must bring them to the van.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? WHEELS of Greater Aged 60+ or ADA Certified. Danbury, New Haven, New Milford, New Milford New Preston, Roxbury, Sherman and Reservations: Washington Depot Phone: 48 hours in advance. Trip Types: 860-354-6012 Door to door service. Medical only

Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Yes New Milford Senior Citizens

Fares: Advisory Board Donation suggested Website None

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SOUTHBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Senior Center Mini Bus Aged 60+ or people with disabilities. Danbury, Middlebury, New Haven, and Dial-a-Ride Southbury, Waterbury and Woodbury. Reservations: In town rides to municipal buildings are Phone: Must call between 8:30 am and 10:00 am FREE of charge. 203-262-0652 2 business days in advance for reservations. Trip Types:

Days & Hours of Service: Medical and personal Curb to curb service. IN TOWN Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. OUT OF TOWN Monday - Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Southbury Friday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Yes Appointments must conclude by 2:00 pm. Website: Fares: www.southbury-ct.org $2 round trip in town, $3 to Waterbury and New Haven and $5 to Danbury. Must be paid by punchcard purchased at senior center.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Opticare Eye Care Southbury Opticare clients. Service provided for clients for day of Transportation surgery and the day afterward. Reservations: Phone: When you schedule your appointments Service Provider: 203-574-2020 for surgery and follow-up. Opticare

Days of Service: Website: Tuesday & Thursday, depending on date None of surgery.

Fares: Free to Opticare clients undergoing surgery.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit Non-ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Southbury, Thomaston, application and interview. Waterbury, Watertown, Wolcott. Phone: Also available, trips to Gaylord Hospital. 203-756-5550 Reservations: Call NET for more information. May be made the day before and up to 2 Days & Hours of Service: weeks in advance. First come, first serve. Trip Types:

Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. All trip types. Curb to curb, door to door upon request service. Service Provider: Fares: $7.00 round trip. North East Transportation Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: www.northeastbus.com

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury. 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating medical offices in Fares: availability. Waterbury and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring an assistant along Curb to curb service. for the ride without charge. Service Provider: Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access? Yes, but must be able to walk, no lift, no Website: driver assistance. www.waterburyhospital.org

Heritage Village Minibus Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Heritage Village residents only. Southbury Phone: 203-264-9644 Reservations: Trip Types: Medical and Heritage Village activities, Medical, Heritage Village activities and Days & Hours of Service: call one week prior. personal.

Monday - Friday 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, Shopping call 8:15-8:40 am on the Service Provider: medical; morning of trip. Heritage Village 9:30 am to 2:30 pm, HV activities; 9:00 am to 3:45 pm, shopping. Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes, for medical trips. Fares: www.HVowner.info One way: Medical $2 HV activities $1 Shopping $2

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THOMASTON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Senior Mini Bus Aged 55+ or people with disabilities. Thomaston, Torrington, Waterbury, Watertown, Waterbury Phone: Reservations: 860-483-2579 24 hours in advance. Trip Types: Medical and personal Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Thomaston Fares: Yes Free to riders. Website: www.thomastonct.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury. 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm. 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating medical offices in Waterbury Fares: availability. and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring an assistant along Curb to curb service. for the ride without charge. Service Provider: Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access? Yes, but must be able to walk. Website: www.waterburyhospital.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service - certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown, Wolcott. In addition, (Americans with travels to Southbury and Gaylord Disabilities Act) and Reservations: Hospital are available on a more limited May be made the day before and up to 2 schedule Monday-Friday. Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: Curb to curb, door to door upon request Phone: All trip types. service. 203-756-5550 Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? North East Transportation Days & Hours of Service: Yes

Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am; Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm. Website www.northeastbus.com Fares: $7.00 round trip.

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TORRINGTON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Torrington Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Church, medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service. Northwestern CT Transit Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm,

Saturday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, Sunday Wheelchair Access? Website: church service only am. Yes www.nwcttransit.com Special trips offered.

Fares: Adults aged 18+ $1.25. Students $.90. People with disabilities $.65. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Out of area towns such as Newington be accompanied by an adult. VA, Hartford Hospital, Yale-New Haven Phone: Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, West 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Farms Mall, Greater Waterbury area and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN. (These are examples only, not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. BOOK ASAP. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and personal Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50 Yes Service Provider: People with a disability, with Medicare or special state issued card ride for half fare. Northwestern CT Transit District

Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested Website: donation basis. www.nwcttransit.com

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Serving Residents of: Where Can Riders Travel? Assisted Medical Harwinton, Litchfield and Torrington. Charlotte Hungerford, medical and the Transportation Program Winsted VA Clinic. Aged 60+. Anyone who has difficulty Phone: ambulating, therefore limiting one's Trip Types: 860-489-2580 ability to drive or in need of a wheelchair Medical lift. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Reservations: City of Torrington Sullivan Sr Center Based on availability, call as soon as you Fares: know. Website: www.torringtonct.org No fixed charge for this program, Door to door. Must have ramp if in a however donations of $4 are appreciated wheelchair. and accepted. Wheelchair Access? Yes

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Joblinks General public including individuals Torrington, Greater Canaan Area and transitioning off welfare and other eligible Winsted Phone: low-income individuals. 860-489-2535 Trip Types: Reservations: Transportation to jobs in Northwest Days & Hours of Service: Client request form is completed by a job Connecticut; EXAMPLES: ITW, Beck Visit website developer, case manager, or placement & Dickinson, Noble Horizons, GEER agency and submitted to the Joblinks Hospital. Fares: coordinator. Free bus pass available. Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Northwestern CT Transit District Yes Website: www.nwcttransit.com

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel?

Candystriper** All ages. Litchfield, Torrington, Winsted Phone: 860-489-7743 Reservations: Trip Types: Bus will travel on deviated, flexible route Commuter Bus Days & Hours of Service: service meaning the bus will travel 3/4 Hours depend on route: mile off its local bus route, on request, to Service Provider: pick up riders. For deviated, flexible route North East Transportation Litchfield & Winsted Monday - Friday service, call 860-489-7433 the day before 9:00 am to 3:00 pm travel. OTHERWISE, FIXED ROUTE Website: Torrington, Monday – Saturday. SERVICE. www.northeastbus.com

Fares: Wheelchair Access? Adults 18+ $1.25 Yes Students $.90 cents People with disabilities $.65 cents. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

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WARREN

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Washington Senior Van Aged 60 + or people with disabilities. Warren and Washington

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 860-868-0735 24 to 48 hours in advance. Medical and personal

Door to door service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Monday - Friday anytime, Town of Washington no evenings or weekends. Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: Fares: www.washingtonct.org Free to riders.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Litchfield, Morris and Torrington Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour special trips Thursday only advance notice. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider: Thursdays 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Northwestern CT Transit District shopping, banking, medical appointments in Litchfield and Torrington. Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes www.nwcttransit.com Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25 Students $.90 cents People with disabilities $.65 cents. Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25. Children up to age 5 FREE. Personal Care Attendants (NOT COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Out of area towns such as Newington be accompanied by an adult. VA, Hartford Hospital, Yale-New Haven Phone: Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, West 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: Farms Mall, Greater Waterbury area and First come, first serve basis with 24 hour UCONN. (These are examples only. Not a Days & Hours of Service: advance notice. complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Curb to curb service. Trip Types: Fares: Medical and personal Round trip charge $12.50 Wheelchair Access? Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, with Medicare or Northwestern CT Transit District special state issued card ride for half fare. Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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WASHINGTON

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Washington Senior Van Aged 60 + or people with disabilities. Washington and Warren

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 860-868-0735 24 to 48 hours in advance. Medical and personal

Door to door service. Days & Hours of Service: Service Provider:

Monday - Friday, anytime Town of Washington Wheelchair Access? No evenings or weekends. Yes Website: Fares: www.washingtonct.org Free.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? WHEELS of Greater Aged 60+ or ADA Certified. Danbury, New Haven, New Milford, New Milford New Preston, Roxbury, Sherman, Reservations: Washington Depot and Washington Phone: 48 hours in advance. Trip Types: 860-354-6012 Curb to curb service. Medical only.

Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Service Provider: Yes. New Milford Senior Citizens

Fares: Advisory Board Donations requested. Website: None

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WATERBURY

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? City of Waterbury Waterbury residents Aged 60+. Must Waterbury Senior Shuttle present a “Waterbury Senior Shuttle” I.D. Card. Trip Types: Phone: Medical, personal and social (203) 346-3810, Ext. 7274 Reservations: Monday – Saturday 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 Service Provider: 9:00am and 2:00pm for reservations. week or last minute depending on Curtain Transportation availability. City of Waterbury

Door to door service on request. Website: Days & Hours of Service: www.waterburyct.org Monday – Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Wheelchair Access? Saturday 8:00am to 1:00pm. Yes

Fares: Suggested donation, one way $2.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? La Casa Bienvenida/ Aged 55+ and must be mobile. Waterbury The Hispanic Coalition Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: Week in advance. Medical and personal for members of

203-754-6172 the Hispanic Coalition. Transportation Door to door service. to riders who are not part of the

Days & Hours of Service: Coalition is limited to medical Wheelchair Access? destinations only. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm No

Fares: Service Provider: Free, but donations accepted. Hispanic Coalition

Website: www.thehispaniccoalition.org

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Mount Olive Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Waterbury Senior Center Shuttle Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: 48 hours or last minute. Destinations in town

203-528-3647 Door to door service. Service Provider:

Days & Hours of Service: Mount Olive AME Senior Center Wheelchair Access? Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm There are two vans available and one is Website: wheelchair accessible. None Fares: Round trip to senior center $2. Round trip for other trips $5.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. In addition, (Americans with travels to Southbury and Gaylord Disabilities Act) and Reservations: Hospital are available on a more May be made the day before and up to 2 limited schedule Monday – Friday. Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: Curb to curb, door to door upon request Phone: All trip types service. 203-756-5550

Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? North East Transportation Days & Hours of Service: Yes Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am; Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm. Website: www.northeastbus.com Fares: $7.00 round trip

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury Aged 60+ and or people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Reservations: Watertown and Wolcott. Ride May be made the day before and up to 2 weeks in advance. First come, first serve. Trip Types: Phone: Non-emergency medical and personal 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request service. Service Provider:

Days & Hours of Service: North East Transportation Wheelchair Access? Monday, Wednesday (and sometimes Yes Friday), 9:00 am to 3:45 pm. Website: www.northeastbus.com Fares: Free if ride available, or can pay $3.50 fare for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury. 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm. 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating medical offices in Fares: availability. Waterbury and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring a Personal Care Assistant (NOT COMPANION) along Curb to curb service. Service Provider: for the ride without charge. Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access? Yes, but must be able to walk, no lift, no Website: driver assistance. www.waterburyhospital.org

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WATERTOWN

Falls Ave Senior Center Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Oakville, Waterbury and Watertown Shuttle Service Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: Call Monday through Thursday between Medical, personal and shopping. 860-945-5250 8:30 am and 12:30 pm; Fridays between 8:30 am and 11:00 am, 1 day in advance. Service Provider: Town of Watertown Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service.

Monday - Friday 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Website: Wheelchair Access? www.watertownct.org Fares: Yes Suggested donations .50; Rider must pay with a punch card. Purchase 20 rides for $5.00.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. In addition, (Americans with travels to Southbury and Gaylord Disabilities Act) and Reservations: Hospital are available on a more May be made the day before and up to 2 limited schedule Monday – Friday. Non-ADA weeks in advance. Trip Types: Phone: Curb to curb, door to door upon request All trip types. 203-756-5550 service. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? North East Transportation Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am, Yes Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm. Website: www.northeastbus.com Fares: $7 round trip

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Greater Waterbury Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Watertown residents aged 60+ and Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- people with disabilities. Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Watertown, Wolcott Ride Reservations: May be made the day before and up to 2 Trip Types: Phone: weeks in advance. First come, first serve. Non-emergency medical and personal. 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request Service Provider: Days: service. North East Transportation

Tuesday 9:00 am to 3:45 pm Wheelchair Access? Website: Yes www.northeastbus.com Fares: Free if ride available. Or can pay $3.50 fee for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury. 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday - Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating medical offices in Fares: availability. Waterbury and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring an assistant along for the ride without charge. Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access? Yes, but must be able to walk, no life, no Website: driver assistance. www.waterburyhospital.org

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WINSTED

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Winsted Senior Center Aged 55+ and people with disabilities. Winsted only Van Reservations: Trip Types: Phone: 24 hours ahead. Medical, personal and social. 860-379-4252 Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: Town of Winchester Monday - Friday 8:45 am - 3:00 pm Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: Fares: www.townofwinchester.org One way $1.

Express Commuter Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Anyone Hartford

Phone: Reservations: Trip Types: 860-489-9243 No reservation necessary. Commuter Services

Days & Hours of Service: Regular stops. Service Provider:

Schedules vary by day, available on-line. Kelley Transit Company Wheelchair Access? No Fares: Website: One way: (Depends on zone, varies) www.kelleytransit.com Seniors $4.30. People with disabilities $2.15. 10-trip, 31- day or monthly pass available.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Rural Transit Dial-a- People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Torrington and Winsted Ride be accompanied by an adult. Trip Types: Phone: Reservations: Medical and personal 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 First come, first serve basis with 24 hour advance notice. Service Provider: Northwestern CT Transit District Days & Hours of Service: Curb to curb service.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and- Friday Website: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Wheelchair Access? www.nwcttransit.com Yes Fares: Adults 18+ $1.25, Students $.90, People with disabilities $.65, Aged 60+ suggested donation $1.25, Children up to age 5 FREE.

Personal Care Attendants (NO COMPANIONS) ride free with a passenger with a disability.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Inter-Regional People of all ages, anyone under 12 must Out of area towns such as Newington VA be accompanied by an adult. Hospital, Hartford Hospital, Yale-New Phone: Haven Hospital, St. Raphael’s Hospital, 866-906-7433 or 860-489-2535 Reservations: West Farms Mall, Greater Waterbury First come, first serve basis with 24 hour area and UCONN. (These are examples Days & Hours of Service: advance notice, call 860-489-2535. only. Not a complete list.) Monday - Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Curb to curb service. Trip Types:

Fares: Medical and other purposes Wheelchair Access? Round trip charge $12.50. Yes Service Provider: People with disabilities, with Medicare or Northwestern CT Transit District special state issued card ride for half fare.

Website: Aged 60+ ride free on a suggested www.nwcttransit.com donation basis.

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WOLCOTT

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Wolcott Mini Bus Age 62+ and people with disabilities. Waterbury, Wolcott and the medical offices on the Straits Turnpike in Phone: Reservations: Middlebury 203-879-2078 24 hours ahead, but, for medical, call as soon as possible. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Medical and personal Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Curb to curb service. Service Provider: Fares: Wheelchair Access? Town of Wolcott Yes Free.

Website: www.wolcottct.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Be Well Bus Patients of doctors affiliated with Waterbury Hospital or participating Waterbury Hospital; participating doctors medical offices in Waterbury and Phone: pay a fee so their patients can use this Middlebury 203-573-7711 service. Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Service to and from medical Monday- Friday 6:30 am to 5:30 pm 2 weeks in advance, but will accept 1 appointments at Waterbury Hospital or week or last minute depending on participating medical offices in Fares: availability. Waterbury and Middlebury. Free, rider can bring a Personal Care Curb to curb service. Assistant (NOT COMPANION) along Service Provider: for the ride without charge. Waterbury Hospital Wheelchair Access?

Yes, but must be able to walk Website: www.waterburyhospital.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury ADA Certified: disability prevents use of Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Paratransit - ADA public bus service, certification by Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, application and interview. Watertown and Wolcott. In addition, (Americans with travels to Southbury and Gaylord Disabilities Act) and Reservations: Hospital are available on a more limited May be made the day before and up to 2 schedule Monday-Friday. Non-ADA weeks in advance.

Trip Types: Curb to curb, door to door upon request Phone: All trip types. service. 203-756-5550

Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Days & Hours of Service: North East Transportation Yes Monday - Saturday 5:15 am to 12:15 am; Sunday 9:00 am to 5:15 pm Website: hours may vary. www.northeastbus.com

Fares: $7.00 round trip.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Greater Waterbury Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Cheshire, Middlebury, Naugatuck, Transit District Dial-a- Prospect, Thomaston, Waterbury, Reservations: Watertown and Wolcott. Ride May be made the day before and up to 2 weeks in advance. Trip Types: Phone: Non-emergency medical and personal. 203-756-5550 Curb to curb, door to door upon request service. Service Provider: Days of Service: North East Transportation Friday 9:00 am to 3:45 pm Wheelchair Access? Yes Website: Fares: www.northeastbus.com Free if ride available. Or can pay $3.50 for the ADA Paratransit (if qualified).

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WOODBURY

Town of Woodbury Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Aged 60+ and people with disabilities. Danbury, Naugatuck, Southbury, Senior Bus / Senior Torrington, Woodbury Reservations: Center Day in advance. Trip Types: Medical and personal Phone: Door to door service. 203-263-2828 Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? Town of Woodbury Days & Hours of Service: Yes Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Website: www.woodburyseniorcenter.org Fares: Free, donation if rider wishes.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Friends in Service Here Woodbury residents with no Bethlehem, Middlebury, Naugatuck, (FISH) of Woodbury transportation. Southbury, Waterbury Watertown, Woodbury Phone: Reservations: 203-263-4888 48 hours in advance. Trip Types: Medical only Days & Hours of Service: Door to door service. Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Service Provider: Wheelchair Access? FISH Volunteers Fares: No Free, donation if rider wishes. Website: None

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ALS ASSOCIATION Trip Types: (Amyotrophic Lateral Transportation to and from ALS Who Is Eligible? treatment appointments and services. Sclerosis) CT State residents with an ALS diagnosis. Contact program for further details. Service Provider: Phone: ALS Association, CT Chapter (203) 874 – 5050 Reservations: Must contact agency Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm and Fridays, 8:30 am Website: Days & Hours of Service: to 2:30 pm and/or complete on-line https://sites.google.com/site/d Call for INFORMATION; The ALS application. raftwebsite4/transportation- Association, CT Chapter, 4 Oxford Road, program/register-for-alsa-ct- Suite 4, Milford CT 06460 program Fares: NOT APPLICABLE.

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Education Services WhoTRANSPORTATION Is Eligible? WhoTripEducation Types:Is Eligible? Services TrWhoip Types: Is Eligible? Trip Types: CT State eye doctors, by law, must provide a CTInstruction State eye on doctors, how to by use law, mobility must provide a CTInstruction State eye on doctors, how to by use law, mobility must provide a Instruction on how to use mobility Phone: SERVICE Phone: referral to BESB when an individual is referralequipment to BESB and howwhen to an access individual public is and referralequipment to BESB and how when to an access individual public is and equipment and how to access public and 1-800-842-4510 OR 860-602-4000; diagnosed with low vision or given a legally diagnosedparatransit1-800-842 -with4510 transportation low OR vision 860- 602or services. given-4000; a legally diagnosedparatransit with transportation low vision or services. given a legally paratransit transportation services. NOT A TRANSPORTATION Phone: NOT A TRANSPORTATION blind medical diagnosis. blind medical diagnosis. blind medical diagnosis. PROVIDER, Orientation and mobility 1-800-842-4510 OR 860-602-4000; PROVIDER, Orientation and mobility NOT A TRANSPORTATION Service Provider: Service Provider: Service Provider: skills training; Stateskills training;of Connecticut, Department of State of Connecticut, Department of State of Connecticut, Department of MUST BE REGISTERED WITH THE PROVIDER, Orientation and mobility MUST BE REGISTERED WITH THE Reservations: Reservations:Rehabilitative Services Reservations:Rehabilitative Services Rehabilitative Services AGENCY must get referral from eye skills training; MUST BE REGISTERED AGENCY must get referral from eye WITHMobility THE skills AGENCY training (i.e. must using get referrala cane) Mobility skills training (i.e. using a cane) Mobility skills training (i.e. using a cane) doctor. available after one is registered with available doctor. after one is registered with available after one is registered with from eye doctor. BESB. BESB.Website: BESB.Website: Website: Days & Hours of Service: www.ct.gov/besb.comDays & Hours of Service: www.ct.gov/besb.com www.ct.gov/besb.com Call for INFORMATION ONLY Days & Hours of Service: Call for INFORMATION ONLY

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Fares: Fares:

NOT APPLICABLE. Fares: NOT APPLICABLE. NOT APPLICABLE.

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Who Can RideRide? Where Can Riders Travel?Travel? CT transit Anyone FixedWaterbury, route serviceCheshire, (some Southington, more limited thanNew others)Britain, available Hartford in Bethel, Phone: ReservatReservations:ions: Brookfield, Cheshire, Danbury, 860-522-8101 No advance notice needed.needed Naugatuck,Trip Types: Ridgefield, Thomaston, WaterburyAll types of and trips Watertown. Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Monday - Friday 4:40 am to 11:00 pm Yes, 3whe-wheelelchairs, scooter walkers permitted, and as well. TripService Types: Provider: Saturday 5:45 am -11:00 pm 3 wheel scooters permitted AllCT Fastrak Sunday 6:45 am - 8:00 pm ServiceWebsite: Provider: Fares: CTwww.cttransit.com Department of Transportation Adults $1.75 Seniors aged 65+ and people with Website: disabilities $.85 www.cttransit.com Youth (aged 5 – 18) $1.40

Who Can Ride Where Can Riders Travel? GoGoGrandparent Anyone Waterbury, Cheshire, Southington, Who Can Ride? WhereNew Britain, Can Riders Hartford Travel? Phone: AnyoneReservations: Anywhere and Watertown. 855-464-6872 No advance notice needed Trip Types: All types of trips Reservations:Wheelchair Access? Trip Types: Days & Hours of Service: ActsYes, aswheelchairs, your agent walkers to help andyou use Lyft AllService Provider: Monday – Sunday 24/7 with3 wheel just scooters a phone permitted call. CT Fastrak Call and Press 1 to request a Lyft to pick Fares: you up at your home. ServiceWebsite: Provider: Up to 25% less expensive than a Taxi-cab Call and Press 2 to request a Lyft to pick Gowww.cttransit.com Go Grandparent and Lyft service you up where you were dropped off last.

No charge for extra passengers (up to 4 No smartphone or app required. Website: total riders) www.gogograndparent.com

Wheelchair Access? Call to check for availability. Most likely have to transfer to seat.

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Housatonic Area Anyone. Bethel, Brookfield, Brewster, NY, Regional Transit Danbury, Katonah, NY, Lewisboro, Reservations: NY, New Fairfield, New Milford, (HART) No advance notice needed. Norwalk, Redding, Ridgefield, Southeast, NY, Wilton. Includes Metro Phone: Wheelchair Access? North Railroad Connections. Free 203-744-4070 Yes transfers to NY lines and Norwalk buses

Days & Hours of Service: Trip Types: Visit website All trip types.

Fares: Service Provider: One Way $1.50. Housatonic Area Regional Transit Students K-12 $1.10. Senior or people with disabilities $.65. Website: 30 Day Pass: $54.00. www.hartransit.com Student K-12 $40.50. Senior or people with disabilities $27.00. 10 Ride Pass: $13.50. Student K-12 $10.00. Senior or people with disabilities $6.75. Children aged 5 and under are free.

Kennedy Center, Inc. Who Is Eligible? Where Can Riders Travel? Travel Training People with disabilities and seniors aged Throughout Connecticut 60+. Phone: Trip Types: 203-365-8522 x2950 Reservations: Instruction on how to use public No transportation. Days & Hours of Service: Call for details. Wheelchair Access? Service Provider: No The Kennedy Center Fares: Training is free, public bus and train fares Website: paid by trainees. www.thekennedycenterinc.org

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? LARC - The ARC of People with intellectual and Litchfield County Litchfield County developmental disabilities who reside in Litchfield County. Trip Types: Phone: Referral and coordination to generic 860-482-9364 Reservations: transportation services along with travel Call for information. and mobility training. Days & Hours of Service: Call for information. Wheelchair Access? Service Provider: Yes The ARC of Litchfield County, Inc. Fares: Free Website: www.litchfieldarc.,org

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Medicaid CT State Husky A, C, D, Medicaid members who Any town Insurance - Veyo, LLC need to see a doctor for a non-emergency medical appointments. Trip Types: Phone: Non-emergency medical appointments 855-478-7350 Reservations: 2 business days before scheduled Service Provider: Days & Hours of Service: appointment. Veyo, LLC Flexible; Call Center open Monday through Friday Door to door service, depending upon Website: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm. medical need. https://CT.ridewithveyo.com

Fares: Wheelchair Access? Paid by state. Yes

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Metro North Railroad Anyone Throughout Connecticut according to route. Phone: Reservations: 877-287-4337 No reservation necessary. Trip Types: All trip types. Days & Hours of Service: Wheelchair Access? Visit website. Some trains/stations are accessible. Service Provider: MTA Fares: Riders with disabilities qualify for Website: reduced fares on some trains. Personal www.mta.info Care Attendants ride at no charge with rider with disabilities.

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? North East Anyone Fixed route marked with official blue Transportation bus stop sign in Waterbury. Reservations: Phone: No reservation necessary. Trip Types: 203-753-2538 Bus services. Wheelchair Access? Days & Hours of Service: Yes Service Provider: Monday - Saturday 5:30 am to 12:15 am; North East Transportation Sunday 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Website: Fares: www.northeastbus.com Seniors and riders with disabilities: One way $.85 10-Ride Pass $7.65 31-Day Pass $30.60

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Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Peter Pan Bus Lines Anyone. People with mobility devices Predetermined route. such as wheelchairs are subject to certain Phone: vehicle weight and size restrictions. Trip Types: 800-343-9999 Bus services. Reservations: Days & Hours of Service: People with mobility devices are Service Provider: Visit website encouraged to book as far in advance as Peter Pan Bus Lines possible. Fares: Website: Visit website. Wheelchair Access? www.peterpanbus.com Yes

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Road to Recovery Cancer patients of Litchfield County, As needed, based on where volunteers Greater Danbury, Greater Waterbury. are able to go. Phone: Patients under 18 800-227-2345 must be accompanied by a legally Trip Types: responsible adult such as a parent or Travelling to a cancer-related Days & Hours of Service: caregiver. Patient must be able to walk appointment or treatment. Flexible, based on volunteer availability. unassisted to and from the vehicle or have a caregiver to assist. Service Provider: Fares: American Cancer Society Free Reservations: 4 business days in advance, Website: 2 business days may be possible. www.cancer.org

Door to door service.

Wheelchair Access? No

Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? Transportation Reaching Those seeking treatment for a substance Litchfield County Every Direction (TRED) abuse problem who need transportation or those who are leaving residential Trip Types: Phone: treatment and need transportation to Employment interviews, doctor and 860-482-1852 community services among others. therapy visits, classes and food shopping among others. Days & Hours of Service: Reservations: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm First come, first served, call 860-482- Service Provider: 1852, 24 hour notice. Title 19 recipients TRED administered by Education Fares: should use Veyo, LLC, for medical Connection. Free to DMHAS clients. transport first. Website: Door to door service. www.educationconnection.org

Wheelchair Access? No, except folding wheelchairs are permitted.

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Veteran Affairs Who Can Ride? Where Can Riders Travel? For Veterans who qualify. Must call the Veterans Hospitals in West Haven and (Department of) Travel hospital to inquire about eligibility.. Newington, CT Must be prepared when you call with Office (DAV) your address, phone, social security and Trip Types: Veteran Identification numbers. Medical appointments at the Veterans Phone: Hospitals. 203-932-5711 Ext. 3182, 3327 or 3119 Reservations: VA Hospital in West Haven, CT Transportation availability depends upon Service Provider: availability of drivers in your area. Department of Veterans Affairs Or 860-667-6759 VA Hospital in Newington, CT Door to door service; may also be eligible Website: for travel expense reimbursements, www.va.gov Beneficiary Travel (BT). Days & Hours of Service: Varies by location. Also see Veterans Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255. Fares: Free to Qualified Veterans, must call Wheelchair Access? them directly for eligibility. Yes