STATUS OF PUBLIC TRANSIT IN OHIO
October 2008 *Information in this report based on 2007 data.
Prepared by: Ohio Department of Transportation Office of Transit www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Local/Transit/
Ted Strickland James G. Beasley, P.E., P.S. Governor Director
ODOT is an Equal Opportunity Employer TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ...... 1
Section One: System Profiles for Urban Transit Program ...... 7 Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) ...... 8 Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) ...... 10 Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) ...... 12 Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) ...... 14 Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) ...... 16 Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) ...... 18 Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) ...... 20 Laketran ...... 22 Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) ...... 24 Lorain County Transit (LCT) ...... 26 METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) ...... 28 Miami County Transit System ...... 30 Middletown Transit System (MTS) ...... 32 Newark-Heath Taxi Token Program ...... 34 Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) ...... 36 Richland County Transit (RCT) ...... 38 Sandusky Transit System (STS) ...... 40 Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) ...... 42 Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) ...... 44 Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) ...... 46 Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) ...... 48 Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) ...... 50 Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) ...... 52 Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) ...... 54
Section Two: System Profiles for Rural Transit Program ...... 57 Ashland Public Transit ...... 58 Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) ...... 60 Athens Transit ...... 62 Bowling Green Transit ...... 64 Carroll County Transit ...... 66 Champaign Transit System ...... 68 Chillicothe Transit System ...... 70 Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) ...... 72 Crawford County Transportation Program ...... 74 Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) ...... 76 Fayette County Transportation Program ...... 78 Geauga County Transit ...... 80 Greenville Transit System ...... 82 Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) ...... 84 Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) ...... 86 Huron County Transit ...... 88 Lancaster Public Transit System ...... 90 Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) ...... 92 Logan Transit System (City of Logan) ...... 94 Marion Area Transit (MAT)...... 96 Medina County Transit ...... 98
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Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) ...... 100 Monroe County Public Transportation ...... 102 Morgan County Transit ...... 104 Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) ...... 106 Perry County Transit (PCT) ...... 108 Pickaway Area Rural Transit ...... 110 Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) ...... 112 Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) ...... 114 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) ...... 116 Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT)...... 118 Shelby Public Transit ...... 120 South East Area Transit (SEAT) ...... 122 Warren County Transit Service ...... 124 Wilmington City Cab Service ...... 126
Section Three: Ohio Coordination Program ...... 129 Adams County Transportation ...... 130 Agency Transportation Advisory Committee (ATAC) ...... 131 Ashland Community Coordination Transit (ACCT) ...... 132 COLT Transportation System ...... 133 Community Area Transportation Services (CATS) ...... 134 Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation ...... 135 Hardin County Transportation Project ...... 136 Henry County Transportation Network ...... 137 Highland Area Rural Transportation System (HARTS) ...... 138 Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas Transportation ...... 139 Madison County Ride ...... 140 Morrow County Transportation Collaborative (MCTC) ...... 141 RossGo ...... 142 Senior Transportation Connection (STC) ...... 143 Transit Alliance of Butler County ...... 144 Union County Agency Transportation Service (UCATS) ...... 145
Section Four: Transportation Partnership of Ohio Memebers ...... 147
Section Five: Specialized Transportation Program ...... 150
Section Six: Metropolitan Planning Organizations ...... 159
Section Seven: Agencies and Organizations ...... 161
Section Eight: Glossary ...... 164
DISCLAIMER
The information in this report is from calendar year 2007. The data has not been audited and there may be changes. Contact the individual transit system for most recent data.
ii INTRODUCTION
Public transportation is a resource valued by 3. Ohio Coordination Program millions of Ohioans. ODOT funded public ODOT provides State funds to assist in the transportation systems provided 129,966,233 coordination of transportation services among million trips in 2007. Four Ohioans use public human service agencies. The primary goals transportation every second of every day. of the program are to enhance and expand Public transportation empowers individuals to be transportation service through more effi cient independent, seek and retain employment, receive use of existing resources and to reduce service life-saving medical treatments, and gain access to duplication. new opportunities. Federal Transit Programs Administered by ODOT The Offi ce of Transit’s Mission is as follows: 1. Rural Transit Program ODOT’s Offi ce of Transit advocates personal This Federal Transit Administration (FTA) mobility by supporting, coordinating and funding program provides funds to assist with operating public transportation as a critical element of a and capital expenses in the provision of general world-class transportation system. public transportation services in non-urbanized (rural) areas. State General Revenue funds are used as match to maximize the amount of The Legal and Administrative Structure of Ohio’s Public Transportation System federal funds available.
ODOT is not responsible for ownership, 2. Specialized Transportation Program maintenance, or operation of public transit systems This FTA program provides 80% of the in Ohio; that responsibility lies with local units funds to purchase vehicles for private non- of government and transit authorities established profi t corporations and public entities for under Chapter 306 of the Ohio Revised Code. transportation services to the elderly and people ODOT’s role is to support, fund and coordinate with disabilities. Local recipients must provide transportation services with all levels of government the remaining 20% of the vehicle cost. and interested parties to increase access to public transportation. 3. Metropolitan Planning Program This program consolidates FTA Metropolitan Planning Program funds and Federal ODOT’s Transit Programs and Services Highway Administration (FHWA) Planning funds to pass through to Ohio’s seventeen 1. Urban Transit Program (UTP) Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) The Urban Transit Program is used to match for comprehensive multimodal transportation federal transit assistance grants to attract the planning and technical studies in metropolitan maximum amount of federal funds available to areas. ODOT’s Offi ce of Systems Planning and Ohio. This program provides operating, capital Program Management currently administers this and planning assistance to Ohio public transit program. systems in urbanized areas over 50,000 in population. 4. Rural Transit Assistance Program The Rural Transit Assistance Program provides 2. Ohio Elderly and Disabled Transit Fare funding for training and technical assistance. Assistance Program (E&D) ODOT uses these Federal funds to provide State funding is available through the Ohio workshops, training courses and technical Elderly and Disabled Transit Fare Assistance assistance to rural grantees. Program to Ohio’s public transit systems offering half fares to elderly individuals and individuals with disabilities. These funds replace a portion of the farebox revenue lost as a result of offering lower fares. 1 5. Rail Fixed Guideway System Safety and transportation. Therefore, all state funding for Security Oversight Program transit is drawn from General Revenue Funds. Ohio’s Federal legislation requires each State to develop 2007 budget for transit of $16.3 million was 63% and implement a State safety and security lower than the 2000 budget. The balance of funding oversight program for its public transit rail for transit is received from a variety of sources such passenger services. ODOT currently has one as FTA grants, local government funds, user fees transit rail passenger system to oversee, the (fares), and other revenue sources such as contract Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority. service and advertising.
6. Job Access & Reverse Commute Program (JARC) Operating Assistance Beginning in 2008 ODOT will fund a program authorized in the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, In general, large urban systems rely on local funding Ef cient Transportation Equity Act: a Legacy for sources as well as farebox and contract revenues to Users (SAFETEA-LU). Job Access & Reverse cover operating expenses. Small urban systems and Commute Program (JARC) which provides grants rural systems depend on Federal and State operating for competitively selected projects to improve assistance, farebox and contract revenues for support access to transportation services to employment, of their programs. job training and support activities for welfare recipients and eligible low-income individuals. Capital Assistance
7. New Freedom Program ODOT provides funding for transit capital Beginning in 2008 ODOT will fund a new improvements annually. ODOT’s goals are to program authorized in the Safe, Accountable, facilitate the most effi cient and effective use of Flexible, Ef cient Transportation Equity Act: a both Federal and State funds in the provision Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU). New Freedom of transportation services and to provide State Program is to support new public transportation matching funds to Ohio’s public transit systems services and public transportation alternatives in order to leverage Federal dollars into the State. beyond those required by the Americans with Eligible projects include vehicles, equipment, Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) that assist individuals park-and-ride facilities, transfer/transit centers, with disabilities with transportation, including administrative, maintenance, and vehicle storage transportation to and from jobs and employment facilities. support services. Transportation Review Advisory Council
Funding Sources Transit systems may apply to the Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) for major transit- Since 1973, ODOT has administered State and related projects. Approval of funding is at the Federal transit programs for the support and discretion of the TRAC. Since Ohio is prohibited by provision of public transportation services in Ohio. statute from using state gas tax revenues for transit Fifty-nine (59) transit systems receive technical, programs or projects, other sources must be used for operating, capital and planning assistance through the local match, such as local government funding one or more of ODOT’s programs. The Offi ce of or dedicated transit taxes. Transit administers seven federal programs. In addition to providing daily technical assistance in Flexible Fund Transfers the implementation of these programs, the Offi ce of Transit’s activities include grant administration and Flexible Fund Transfers continue to be an important contract processing. funding source for transit in Ohio. FHWA funds have been transferred mainly to transit investments ODOT provides funding for operating, planning and for urban systems. Such transfers are termed fl exible capital expenses. According to the state constitution, fund transfers. These transfers have proven to be no state gasoline tax revenues can go to public
2 benefi cial to transit systems by funding capital improvements such as park-and-ride lots, fuel • GCRTA’s Euclid Corridor Transportation Project effi cient vehicles, and transit facilities. In 2007, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA) made substantial progress Local Funding toward completion of the Euclid Corridor Transportation Project (ECTP). GCRTA made Transit systems must provide local funds to match progress on station construction, landscaping, State and Federal funds. Transit systems in urbanized paving, and utility installations. areas with 200,000 population must also fully fund their operations with local funds and farebox The ECTP is the largest transit project ever funded revenue since they are prohibited from using Federal by the Transportation Review Advisory Council and State funds for operating. The sources of these (TRAC). The ECTP will transform over seven local funds vary among transit systems from local miles of Euclid Avenue from Public Square, in sales and property taxes to local general revenue downtown Cleveland, to Windermere Station in funds. East Cleveland. GCRTA expects to move more than 20,000 people a day along the corridor. 2007 ODOT Offi ce of Transit Accomplishments and The total cost of the ECTP is budgeted at $188.4 Projects million which includes $82.2 million from FTA, $75 million from TRAC, $10 million from the ODOT provided funding and technical support to Northeast Ohio Area Coordinating Agency, $8 59 public transit systems, 16 Ohio Coordination million from the City of Cleveland, and the Program projects, and 192 Specialized remainder from GCRTA. ODOT is monitoring the Transportation Program agencies throughout the project closely as it moves toward completion in state. In 2007, the Offi ce of Transit: 2008.
• Awarded 24 urban transit grants totaling • ODOT Bus on Shoulder Program $5,673,339; ODOT began its Bus on Shoulder Program in • Awarded 35 rural transit grants totaling 2007. ODOT conducted a one-year pilot project $21,301,025; with the Central Ohio Transit Authority to allow • Awarded 54 E & D transit fare assistance grants transit buses to use the Interstate 70 shoulders totaling $7,000,000; in Columbus. The goal of the pilot project was • Awarded 16 coordination project grants totaling to determine the viability of transit buses using $987,059; the shoulders as a transit priority measure during • Awarded 71 Specialized Transportation Program congested travel times. The pilot project was vehicles totaling $1,968,458; reviewed with respect to safety, traffi c impacts, • Awarded Training Scholarships to 40 people bus driver and passenger perceptions of the totaling $14,777; project, and impact on freeway traffi c fl ow. Based • Conducted or coordinated 21 training sessions on the success of the project, ODOT began to serving 744 people from 209 organizations; evaluate whether the program could be expanded • Conducted 16 Quality Assurance Reviews; in other metropolitan areas. Consequently, a • Conducted 14 Drug and Alcohol On-site Reviews; second project began with the Southwest Ohio and Regional Transit Authority in Cincinnati. • Conducted two (2) regional training classes for Accrual Accounting and Fully Allocated Contract • United We Ride and “Coordinated Plans” Rates, four (4) Video Conferences for Vehicle Term United We Ride (UWR) is a national initiative Contracts, fi ve (5) regional training classes on led by the FTA to encourage transportation Policies and Procedures, a Vehicle Maintenance coordination. ODOT is the lead agency for the Fair, and produced four newsletters. Transportation Partnership of Ohio (TPO) to implement the UWR initiative. In 2007, the In addition to our annual core responsibilities, we TPO distributed FTA’s “Framework for Action” participated in the following 2007 Projects:
3 and the accompanying “Facilitator’s Guide” New Freedom, Job Access and Reverse Commute, for conducting planning activities for the and Specialized Transportation Program funding. development of a Locally Developed Coordinated ODOT took the lead in providing technical Public Transit-Human Services Transportation assistance to Ohio’s counties in the production of Plan (Coordinated Plan). The Coordinated Plan the Coordinated Plans. is a Federal prerequisite for grantees to apply for
Ohio Transit Facts Specialized Transportation Program Vehicles for 2007 • Total number of vehicles - 455 Total number of Public Transit systems in Ohio for • Number of vehicles funded in 2007 - 71 2007 - 59 systems • Specialized Transportation vehicle fl eet wheelchair • Urban Systems - 24 accessible - 95% • Rural Systems - 35 Coordination Projects for 2007 Ridership (General Public) for 2007 • 16 Coordination projects • Total ridership 129.9 million trips • 312 agencies participating
Ridership (Elderly & Disabled) for 2007 Counties served in 2007 • Elderly & Disabled ridership 16.9 million trips • Rural Public Transit – 36 • Urban Public Transit – 24 Public Transit Fleet for 2007 • Coordination Projects – 21 • Total Public Transit Fleet - 3,451 vehicles • Counties unserved - 13 • Public Transit Fleet wheelchair accessible - 94% * Seven (7) counties are served by multiple ODOT funded projects Administration Costs • Costs for ODOT to administer all federal and state Ohio Demographics from 2000 Census public transit programs have averaged 2% since • Total Population – 11,373,541 (Ohio ranks 7th) 1998 • Population Growth - Ohio population grew 4.7% from the 1990 census State Funding Trends • Over Age 65 - 1.5 million (13.3%), up 0.3% • SFY 2007 budget for Transit Funding is 63% less from 1990 census, national average 12.4%, with than SFY 2000 disability - 0.6 million • Current state funding for transit has been reduced • Below Poverty Level - 1.2 million (10.6%) to levels not seen since the early 1980’s • Drive Alone to Work - 82.8% (age 16 years and over), national average 75.7% • Zero Car Households - 380,179 (8.6%)
OHIO’S FUTURE RIDES ON TRANSIT!
4 OHIO’S PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
ASHTABULA LAKE 24 3 LUCAS FULTON GEAUGA WILLIAMS 54 OTTAWA 17 39 CUYAHOGA 16 5 TRUMBULL SANDUSKY 45 WOOD ERIE LORAIN HENRY 55 DEFIANCE 29 PORTAGE HURON 31 59 SUMMIT 43 SENECA MEDINA MAHONING 23 HANCOCK 32 PAULDING PUTNAM 47 ASHLAND WAYNE 21 CRAWFORD 44 STARK COLUMBIANA WYANDOT 2 VAN WERT 12 RICHLAND 11 ALLEN 52 1 CARROLL HARDIN MARION HOLMES 6 MERCER AUGLAIZE 30 JEFFERSON MORROW KNOX 53 27 HARRISON
35 COSHOCTON TUSCARAWAS SHELBY LOGAN 22 UNION DELAWARE 48 13 26 20 GUERNSEY CHAMPAIGN LICKING BELMONT DARKE 8 MIAMI 38 MUSKINGUM 14 FRANKLIN 49 33 CLARK 7 NOBLE 51 MONROE MADISON FAIRFIELD PERRY PREBLE MONTGOMERY 36 25 40 MORGAN 18 GREENE PICKAWAY FAYETTE 37 19 41 HOCKING WASHINGTON 15 BUTLER 28 WARREN CLINTON 57 ATHENS 58 ROSS 34 56 4 9 VINTON HAMILTON MEIGS HIGHLAND PIKE 50 10 42 JACKSON CLERMONT GALLIA BROWN ADAMS SCIOTO 46
LAWRENCE
1. Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 31. Medina County Transit 2. Ashland Public Transit 32. METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) 3. Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) 33. Miami County Transit System 4. Athens Transit 34. Middletown Transit System 5. Bowling Green Transit 35. Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 6. Carroll County Transit System 36. Monroe County Public Transportation 7. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 37. Morgan County Transit 8. Champaign Transit System 38. Newark-Heath Taxi Token Program 9. Chillicothe Transit System 39. Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 10. Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 40. Perry County Transit (PCT) 11. Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit 41. Pickaway Area Rural Transit System (CARTS) 42. Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) 12. Crawford County Transportation Program 43. Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority (PARTA) 13. Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 44. Richland County Transit (RCT) 14. Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 45. Sandusky Transit System/Erie County (STS) 15. Fayette County Transportation Program 46. Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 16. Geauga County Transit 47. Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 17. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 48. Shelby Public Transit (GCRTA) 49. South East Area Transit (SEAT) 18. Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) 50. Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) 19. Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) 51. Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) 20. Greenville Transit System 52. Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 21. Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 53. Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) 22. Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 54. Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 23. Huron County Transit 55. Transportation Resources for Independent People 24. Laketran of Sandusky County (TRIPS) 25. Lancaster Public Transit System 56. Warren County Transit Service 26. Licking County Transit Services 57. Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines 27. Logan County/Transportation for Logan County (TLC) (CABL) 28. Logan Transit System (City of Logan) 58. Wilmington City Cab Service 29. Lorain County Transit (LCT) 59. Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) 30. Marion Area Transit (MAT)
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URBAN TRANSIT PROGRAM The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is responsible for the implementation of the Urban Transit Program at the national level. Federal assistance flows directly to the urban area transit systems from FTA. The ODOT Office of Transit provides state funds from the Urban Transit Program (UTP) to urban transit systems for operating, planning, and capital projects.
LAKE ASHTABULA 8 LUCAS FULTON 5 GEAUGA WILLIAMS 22 OTTAWA CUYAHOGA TRUMBULL WOOD SANDUSKY 17 ERIE LORAIN HENRY DEFIANCE 10 PORTAGE HURON 24 SUMMIT 15 SENECA MEDINA MAHONING HANCOCK 11 PAULDING PUTNAM ASHLAND 16 WAYNE CRAWFORD STARK COLUMBIANA WYANDOT VAN WERT RICHLAND 20 ALLEN 1 CARROLL HARDIN MARION HOLMES MERCER AUGLAIZE JEFFERSON
MORROW KNOX 21 HARRISON
SHELBY LOGAN COSHOCTON TUSCARAWAS UNION DELAWARE 9 GUERNSEY CHAMPAIGN LICKING BELMONT DARKE MIAMI 14 MUSKINGUM 4 13 FRANKLIN CLARK 2 NOBLE 19 MONROE MADISON FAIRFIELD PERRY PREBLE MONTGOMERY MORGAN 6 GREENE PICKAWAY 7 FAYETTE HOCKING WASHINGTON
BUTLER WARREN CLINTON 23 ATHENS 12 ROSS VINTON
HAMILTON HIGHLAND MEIGS 18 3 PIKE JACKSON CLERMONT GALLIA BROWN ADAMS SCIOTO
LAWRENCE
Ohio’s Urban Transit Systems
1. Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 14. Newark-Heath Taxi Token Program 2. Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 15. Portage Area Regional Transportation 3. Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) Authority (PARTA) 4. Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 16. Richland County Transit (RCT) 5. Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 17. Sandusky Transit System/Erie County (STS) (GCRTA) 18. Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) 6. Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority (GDRTA) 19. Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) 7. Greene County Transit Board (Greene Cats) 20. Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 8. Laketran 21. Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) 9. Licking County Transit Services 22. Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 10. Lorain County Transit (LCT) 23. Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines 11. METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) (CABL) 12. Middletown Transit System 24. Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) 13. Miami County Transit System
7 Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) 200 East High Street • Suite 2A • Lima, OH 45804 419-222-5745 Fax: (419) 224-0989 Gary Kitchin Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.acrta.com
Grantee Provider
Allen County Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 200 East High Street, Suite 2A Allen County Regional Transit Authority Lima, OH 45804 200 East High Street, Suite 2A Contact: Gary Kitchin, Executive Director Lima, OH 45804 419-222-5745 FAX: (419) 224-0989 Contact: Gary Kitchin, Executive Director Email: [email protected] 419-222-5745 FAX: (419) 224-0989 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route, Demand Response & Same as Above Complementary Paratransit
System Area: Lima Urbanized Area
System Square Miles: 34 System Population: 81,256 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Complementary Paratransit & Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . 6:45AM – 5:25PM 6:45AM – 5:25PM Dee Drexler Saturdays . . . 8:45AM – 5:25PM 8:45AM) – 5:25PM 419-222-5727,
Finance Manager: Shelley Gould 419-222-5725,
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 15 4 General Administration . . 3 1 8 Total ...... 18 5 Allen County Regional Transit Authority (ACRTA) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $508,992 $223,781 Operating Recovery Ratio 13.29% 12.38% Total Administrative Costs $273,346 $159,871 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $5.43 $6.52 Total System Costs $782,338 $383,652 Operating Expense/Trip $4.76 $27.14
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.14 0.24 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $487,483 $151,717 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $71,351 – 1 N. America 2007 24 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance $29,037 – 1 Ford 2006 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance $202,611 – 1 Ford 2004 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2002 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares $90,778 $20,469 1 Dodge 2001 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares $13,231 $27,009 1 Dodge 2000 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues $121,830 – 1 Ford 1998 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 5 Gillig 1998 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $1,016,321 $199,195 2 Gillig 1993 31 + 2 wc Yes Diesel
Fixed Demand 14 Capital Funds Route Response
Local Assistance $48,455 – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance $193,701 – Total Capital Funds Awarded $242,156 – Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
9 Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) 1600 McKinley Avenue • Columbus, OH 43222 (614) 275-5800 Fax: (614) 275-5933 William J. Lhota Email: [email protected] President/CEO Website: www.cota.com
Grantee Provider
Central Ohio Transit Authority Fixed Route: 1600 McKinley Avenue Central Ohio Transit Authority Columbus, OH 43222 1600 McKinley Avenue Contact: William J. Lhota, President/CEO Columbus, OH 43222 (614) 275-5800 FAX: (614) 275-5933 Contact: William J. Lhota, President/CEO Email: [email protected] (614) 275-5800 FAX: (614) 275-5933 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response ATC, Inc. 101 Phillpi Road Columbus, Oh 43228 System Area: Franklin County, portions of Licking, Fairfield, & Delaware Counties Contact: Corwin Gibbs, Project Manager (614) 272-3036 FAX: (614) 272-3019 System Square Miles: 325 Email: [email protected] System Population: 1,057,915 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Transportation & Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . 4:33AM – 2:08AM 4:33AM – 2:08AM Pat Stephens Saturdays . . . 5:01AM – 2:06AM 5:01AM – 2:06AM 614-275-5866,
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $51,890,493 $5,124,219 Operating Recovery Ratio 19.94% 5.92% Total Administrative Costs $11,644,383 $996,442 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $8.86 $2.72 Total System Costs $63,534,876 $6,120,661 Operating Expense/Trip $4.30 $33.57
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 2.06 0.08 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $10,906,627 – # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – – 18 Gillig 2007 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $766,168 – 32 Gillig 2007 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $48,420,457 – 12 Gillig 2006 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 12 Gillig 2005 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $12,666,006 $362,560 1 New Flyers 2005 39 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 4 New Flyers 2005 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 Ford 2004 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $2,206,049 – 4 New Flyers 2004 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $74,965,307 $362,560 1 New Flyers 2004 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 11 Ford 2003 8 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 9 New Flyers 2003 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 1 New Flyers 2003 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $1,377,806 $978,159 15 Ford 2002 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Dodge 2001 9 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline State Assistance $2,141,713 – 62 New Flyers 2001 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $7,930,912 $17 1 Dodge 2000 9 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 28 Nova 1999 39 No Diesel Total Capital 3 Chance 1997 28 No Diesel Funds Awarded $11,450,431 $978,176 23 Flxible 1995 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Dedicated Local Funding Source: 56 Flxible 1995 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Sales Tax .25% 13 Flxible 1993 42 No Diesel 19 Flxible 1993 35 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Other Local Funding Sources: 1 General Motors 1987 45 No Diesel 342
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
Director of IT: Kathy Keller 614-275-5837,
Manager, HR Services: Lana Moore 614-275-5973,
11 Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 4003 Filager Road • Batavia, OH 45103 (513) 732-7577 Fax: (513) 732-7490 Ben Capelle Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.co.clermont.oh.us/ctc
Grantee Provider
Clermont County Commissioners Fixed Route: 101 East Main Street None Batavia, OH 45103 Contact: David Spinney, County Administrator (513) 732-7826 FAX: (513) 732-7826
System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) 4003 Filager Road Batavia, OH 45103 System Area: Clermont County Contact: Ben Capelle, Director (513) 732-7577 FAX: (513) 732-7433 System Square Miles: 452 Email: [email protected] System Population: 185,799 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . 8:00AM – 4:40PM 6:00AM – 6:00PM Jenny Mentz Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM 513-732-7578 Sundays . . . . – – Express FR 7:15 AM-5:20 PM New Richmond to Cin. DT Marketing Manager Advertising: Robin Newsome 859-814-2136 Fixed Demand Fares Route Response
Base ...... $3.00 $3.00 Youth ...... $1.50 $1.50 E & D ...... $1.50 $1.50 Transfers ...... –– Student Fare $2.00, 10 card $17.50: Base 10 card $25, Youth & ED $13
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: 2,088 95,573 Annual E & D Passengers: – 75,543 Annual Vehicle Miles: 11,421 954,923 Annual Vehicle Hours: 349 54,031
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 1 37 General Administration . . – 6 12 Total ...... 1 43 Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $54,515 $1,959,368 Operating Recovery Ratio 7.86% 23.04% Total Administrative Costs $5,235 $188,676 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $5.23 $2.25 Total System Costs $59,750 $2,148,044 Operating Expense/Trip $28.62 $22.48
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.18 0.10 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $8,999 $324,317 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $34,924 2 Ford 2007 16 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $36,999 1 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $849,000 2 Ford 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $4,698 $59,174 2 Ford 2003 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 1 Goshen 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $435,685 3 Ford 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $3,945 2 Ford 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $13,697 $1,744,044 2 CEQ 2001 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2001 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 2 Ford 2000 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 1 Ford 2000 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 19 Local Assistance – $35,259 State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – $135,000 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $170,259 Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
13 Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) 21 South Huron Street • Wheeling, WV 26003 (304) 232-2190 Fax: (304) 232-0811 Tom Hvizdos Email: [email protected] Executive Director
Grantee Provider
Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 21 South Huron Street Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority Wheeling, WV 26003 21 South Huron Street Contact: Tom Hvizdos, Executive Director Wheeling, WV 26003 (304) 232-2190 FAX: (304) 232-0811 Contact: Tom Hvizdos, Executive Director Email: [email protected] (304) 232-2190 FAX: (304) 232-0811 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route and Demand Response Same as Above
System Area: Jefferson & Belmont Counties & portions of Pease and Colerain Twps.
System Square Miles: 27.45 System Population: 61,725 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Finance Director: Weekdays . . . 7:00AM – 6:00PM 7:00AM – 6:00PM Lisa Weishar Saturdays . . . 6:00AM – 6:00PM 6:00AM – 6:00PM 304-232-2190,
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: 116,912 1,058 Annual E & D Passengers: 38,016 1,058 Annual Vehicle Miles: 240,455 9,920 Annual Vehicle Hours: 22,292 820
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 37 3 General Administration . . 4 1 14 Total ...... 41 4 Eastern Ohio Regional Transit Authority (EORTA) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $825,830 $65,654 Operating Recovery Ratio 8.66% 2.93% Total Administrative Costs $181,280 $28,138 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.19 $9.45 Total System Costs $1,007,110 $93,792 Operating Expense/Trip $8.61 $88.65
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.49 0.11 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $289,768 $15,251 State Assistance $57,044 $3,002 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel 2 Chevy 2008 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $15,471 $814 2 Ford 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $574,044 – 2 Ford 2001 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares $87,195 $2,751 4 Nova 1997 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 Contract Fares – – Other Revenues – –
Total Revenues $1,023,522 $21,818
Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response
Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
15 Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority 1240 West Sixth Street • Cleveland, OH 44113 (GCRTA) (216) 566-5100 Fax: (216) 781-4043 Joseph Calabrese Email: [email protected] CEO, General Website: www.riderta.com Manager/Secretary-Treasurer surer Grantee Provider
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 1240 West Sixth Street Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Cleveland, OH 44113 1240 West Sixth Street Contact: Joseph Calabrese, General Manager Cleveland, OH 44113 (216) 566-5100 FAX: (216) 781-4043 Contact: Joseph Calabrese, General Manager Email: [email protected] (216) 566-5100 FAX: (216) 781-4043 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Multiple Service Providers-Contact Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority System Area: Cuyahoga County & portions of Lake, Summit, Medina, & Lorain Counties
System Square Miles: 459 System Population: 1,393,978 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response DGM Operations - Bus & Rail: Weekdays . . . 24HRS – 24HRS – Michael York Saturdays . . . 24HRS – 24HRS – 216-566-5101,
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $212,493,989 $17,642,537 Operating Recovery Ratio 19.59% 1.33% Total Administrative Costs $6,878,870 $850,544 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $9.63 $5.78 Total System Costs $219,372,859 $18,493,081 Operating Expense/Trip $3.69 $38.44
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 2.61 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $14,014,190 – # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – – 2 N. America Bus 2006 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $1,242,882 45 N. America Bus 2006 38 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $143,581,611 $28,950,968 11 N. America Bus 2006 24 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 49 Ford 2005 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $42,976,742 $245,247 47 N. America Bus 2005 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 15 DCB 2004 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $6,854,300 – 104 N. America Bus 2003 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 8 Ford 2002 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $207,426,843 $30,439,097 120 N. America Bus 2002 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 18 Orion 2001 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 23 MCI 2001 49 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 MCI 2001 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – – 50 Nova 2001 38 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 10 Orion 2000 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance $12,005,637 – 15 Nova 2000 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $49,937,752 $2,296,139 20 Ford 1999 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Total Capital 26 Orion 1999 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Funds Awarded $61,943,389 $2,296,139 15 Nova 1999 38 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 Nova 1997 43 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Dedicated Local Funding Source: 65 Nova 1997 44 + 2 wc Yes CNG Sales Tax 1% 27 Nova 1997 44 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 Nova 1997 45 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Local Funding Sources: 14 Flxible 1995 45 + 2 wc Yes CNG 3 Flxible 1994 45 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 64 Flxible 1994 44 + 2 wc Yes CNG Additional Contact Info. (continued) 14 Flxible 1992 45 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 19 TCC 1984 80 + 1 wc Yes Electric Project Leader, Information Systems/CITME and PTMS 31 TCC 1984 84 + 1 wc Yes Electric Coordinator: 1 Breda 1981 76 No Electric Ernie Pelaia 39 Breda 1981 76 + 2 wc Yes Electric 216-421-2590,
Media - Media Relations Manager: Chad Self 216-566-5211,
17 Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority 600 Longworth Street • P.O. Box 1301 • Dayton, OH 45401 (937) 226-1333 Fax: (937) 425-8415 Mark F. Donaghy Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.greaterdaytonrta.org
Grantee Provider
Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 600 Longworth Street, P.O. Box 1301 Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority Dayton, OH 45401 600 Longworth Street, P.O. Box 1301 Contact: Mark F. Donaghy, Executive Director Dayton, OH 45401 (937) 226-1333 FAX: (937) 425-8415 Contact: Mark F. Donaghy, Executive Director Email: [email protected] (937) 226-1333 FAX: (937) 425-8415 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as Above
System Area: Montgomery County & limited destinations in Greene County
System Square Miles: 274 System Population: 559,062 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Transit Services: Weekdays . . . 4:19AM – 1:33AM 4:30AM – 1:30AM James Napier Saturdays . . . 4:20AM – 1:32AM 4:30AM – 1:30AM 937-425-8590,
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $43,948,255 $18,687,070 Operating Recovery Ratio 15.21% 5.54% Total Administrative Costs $7,001,508 – Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $7.32 $6.69 Total System Costs $50,949,763 $18,687,070 Operating Expense/Trip $4.84 $59.36
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.51 0.13 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $8,639,884 $4,221,576 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – – 5 Gillig 2007 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $583,942 – 4 Other 2005 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $22,354,913 $10,592,152 23 Other 2004 8 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 50 Other 2004 5 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares $7,749,598 $1,035,011 24 New Flyers 2003 34 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 10 New Flyers 2001 34 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $1,013,931 $903,397 13 New Flyers 2001 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 22 New Flyers 2001 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $40,342,268 $16,752,136 12 Orion 2000 22 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 52 Electric Transit 1998 41 + 2 wc Yes Electric Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 58 Nova 1997 34 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 9 Flxible 1992 46 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $1,039,042 $538,762 7 TMC 1991 45 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 289 State Assistance $532,565 $263,150 Federal Assistance $3,138,619 $1,550,847 Total Capital Funds Awarded $4,710,226 $2,352,759 Dedicated Local Funding Source: County Wide Sales Tax .50%
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
19 Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) 571 Ledbetter Road • Xenia, OH 45385 (937) 562-6463 Fax: (937) 562-6460 Rich Schultze, P.E. Email: [email protected] Executive Director
Grantee Provider
Greene County Transit Board Fixed Route: 571 Ledbetter Road None Xenia, OH 45385 Contact: Marc Marderosion, Vice Chair (937) 562-6522 FAX: (937) 562-6511 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response MV Transportation, Inc. 801 Factory Rd., Suite B Beaver Creek, OH 45434 System Area: Greene County, with limited service to Montgomery County Contact: Dell Donoho, Project Manager (937) 427-1520 FAX: (937) 427-1635 System Square Miles: 415 Email: [email protected] System Population: 147,886 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Executive Director: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Richard A. Schultze, P.E. Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM 937-562-6463,
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: – 126,813 Annual E & D Passengers: – 93,787 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 960,672 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 48,348
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 31 General Administration . . – 5 20 Total ...... – 36 Greene County Transit Board (Greene CATS) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs – $2,064,658 Operating Recovery Ratio – 74.48% Total Administrative Costs – $249,672 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.41 Total System Costs – $2,314,330 Operating Expense/Trip – $18.25
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.14 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $545,958 State Assistance – – # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel 8 Ford 2007 18 + 3 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – – 7 Ford 2006 18 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – – 1 Ford 2006 3 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $16,682 1 Ford 2002 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 15 Ford 2001 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $1,706,987 32 Other Revenues – $60,340
Total Revenues – $2,329,967
Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response
Local Assistance – – State Assistance – $113,578 Federal Assistance – $344,818 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $458,396 Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
21 Laketran P.O. Box 158 • Grand River, OH 44045 (440) 350-1000 Fax: (440) 354-4202 Ray Jurkowski Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.laketran.com
Grantee Provider
Laketran Fixed Route: P.O. Box 158 Laketran Grand River, OH 44045 P.O. Box 158 Contact: Ray Jurkowski, General Manager Grand River, OH 44045 (440) 350-1000 FAX: (440) 354-4202 Contact: Ray Jurkowski, General Manager Email: [email protected] (440) 350-1000 FAX: (440) 354-4202 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as Above
System Area: Lake County
System Square Miles: 228 System Population: 227,511 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Deputy General Manager: Weekdays . . . 6:00AM – 11:00PM 5:00AM – 9:00PM Andy Altenweg Saturdays . . . 8:50AM – 8:50PM 9:00AM – 6:00PM 440-350-1017,
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: 651,656 346,336 Annual E & D Passengers: 41,788 242,711 Annual Vehicle Miles: 829,584 2,561,353 Annual Vehicle Hours: 47,046 137,554
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 48 108 General Administration . . 3 8 22 Total ...... 51 116 Laketran - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $3,264,494 $7,044,382 Operating Recovery Ratio 17.85% 5.99% Total Administrative Costs $583,531 $1,361,572 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.64 $3.28 Total System Costs $3,848,025 $8,405,954 Operating Expense/Trip $5.90 $24.27
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.79 0.11 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $598,279 $824,795 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – – 18 El Dorado 2007 13 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $78,519 $444,969 21 El Dorado 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $2,408,933 $5,581,066 18 El Dorado 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $687,036 $500,772 18 El Dorado 2004 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 20 El Dorado 2003 12 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $2,531 8 MCI 2003 49 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $108,765 $573,197 4 Other 2003 26 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 5 El Dorado 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $3,881,532 $7,927,330 1 El Dorado 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 14 MCI 1998 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 12 New Flyers 1997 30 + 2 wc Yes CNG 139 Local Assistance $310,839 $681,495 State Assistance – $212,588 Federal Assistance $580,738 $1,938,563 Total Capital Funds Awarded $891,577 $2,832,646 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Sales Tax .25%
Other Local Funding Sources:
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
23 Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) 763 East Main St. • Newark, OH 43055 (740) 670-5181 Fax: (740) 670-5183 Cathleen Sheets Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: http://www.lcounty.com/lctb
Grantee Provider
Licking County Transit Board Fixed Route: 20 South Second Street Newark, OH 43055 Contact: Cathleen Sheets, General Manager (740) 349-1609 FAX: (740) 349-6567 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response First Transit 763 East Main Street Newark, OH 43055 System Area: Licking County (less Newark & Heath) Contact: David Jones, Project Manager (740) 345-4269 FAX: (740) 345-4288 System Square Miles: 657 Email: [email protected] System Population: 90,685 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response General Manager, LCTB Secretary: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Cathleen Sheets Saturdays . . . – – 740-670-5180,
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: – 52,774 Annual E & D Passengers: – 31,617 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 484,277 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 21,567
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 2 General Administration . . – 1 24 Total ...... – 3 Licking County Transit Services (LCTS) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs – $860,457 Operating Recovery Ratio – 64.91% Total Administrative Costs – $185,882 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.16 Total System Costs – $1,046,339 Operating Expense/Trip – $19.83
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.13 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $249,138 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $33,260 2 Chevrolet 2007 3 + 1 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $3,639 1 El Dorado 2006 14 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $81,148 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $24,573 5 Ford 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 Supreme 2005 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $654,581 1 Ford 2004 5 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – – 1 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 El Dorado 1999 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $1,046,339 16 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response
Local Assistance – $14,396 State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – $45,582 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $59,978 Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources: General Funds
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
25 Lorain County Transit (LCT) 226 Middle Avenue • Elyria, OH 44053 (440) 328-2490 Fax: (440) 328-2494 Robin Bulan Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.loraincountytransit.com
Grantee Provider
Lorain County Commissioners Fixed Route: 226 Middle Avenue MV Contract Transportation, Inc. Elyria, OH 44035 138 S. Abbe Road Contact: James Cordes, County Administrator Elyria, OH 44035 (440) 329-5750 FAX: (440) 223-3357 Contact: Lynn Schantz, Project Manager (440) 366-0258 FAX: (440) 366-0646 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route and Demand Response Same as Above .
System Area: Lorain County including parts of Vermillion
System Square Miles: 495 System Population: 284,664 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response General Manager: Weekdays . . . 5:00AM – 10:30PM 5:00AM – 10:00PM Robin Bulan Saturdays . . . 7:45AM – 5:30PM 8:00AM – 4:00PM 440-328-2493,
Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response
Annual Passenger Trips: 674,187 47,616 Annual E & D Passengers: 128,625 27,155 Annual Vehicle Miles: 976,961 376,348 Annual Vehicle Hours: 67,454 29,265
Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 35 27 General Administration . . 4 4 26 Total ...... 39 31 Lorain County Transit (LCT) - continued
Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response
Total Operating Costs $2,911,865 $727,966 Operating Recovery Ratio 16.72% 17.02% Total Administrative Costs $241,395 $60,349 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $3.23 $2.09 Total System Costs $3,153,260 $788,315 Operating Expense/Trip $4.68 $16.56
Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.69 0.18 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $1,675,265 $419,228 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $122,458 $30,615 5 Supreme 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $104,092 $26,023 6 Goshen 2006 27 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $438,657 $109,418 4 Ford 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 Ford 2002 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $527,078 $78,156 1 Ford 2000 27 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $56,043 6 International 2000 30 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $56,540 $14,421 2 El Dorado 1999 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 Ford 1998 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $2,924,090 $733,904 1 Thomas 1998 41 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 Ford 1997 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 1 International 1997 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 37 Local Assistance $9,191 $2,298 State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded $9,191 $2,298 Dedicated Local Funding Source:
Other Local Funding Sources: General Funds
Additional Contact Info. (continued)
27 METRO Regional Transit Authority (Akron) 416 Kenmore Boulevard • Akron, OH 44301 (330) 762-7267 Fax: (330) 762-0854 Robert Pfaff Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.akronmetro.org
Grantee Provider
METRO Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 416 Kenmore Boulevard METRO Regional Transit Authority Akron, OH 44301 416 Kenmore Boulevard Contact: Robert Pfaff, Executive Director Akron, OH 44301 (330) 762-7267 FAX: (330) 762-0854 Contact: Robert Pfaff, Executive Director Email: [email protected] (330) 762-7267 FAX: (330) 762-0854 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as Above and City Yellow Cab Co., 650 Home Ave. Akron, OH 44310 System Area: Summit County Contact: (330) 253-3141
System Square Miles: 420 System Population: 516,033 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Assistant Executive Director/EEO Officer: Weekdays . . . 4:57AM – 1:50AM 4:32AM – 11:00PM Louwana S. Oliva Saturdays . . . 5:28AM – 10:39PM 5:28AM – 10:39PM 330-564-2214, Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $18,638,182 $4,439,251 Operating Recovery Ratio 13.12% 13.32% Total Administrative Costs $10,452,598 $850,326 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $6.57 $4.43 Total System Costs $29,090,780 $5,289,577 Operating Expense/Trip $5.50 $24.94 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.20 0.11 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $4,070,868 $500,000 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $668,179 $131,802 7 Gillig 2007 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $276,404 – 10 Ford 2006 15 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $14,739,233 $3,940,000 3 Ford 2006 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 9 Gillig 2006 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $3,343,432 $353,027 8 Ford 2005 15 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $474,476 $351,490 12 Ford 2005 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $542,485 – 10 International 2004 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 4 New Flyers 2004 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $24,115,077 $5,276,319 4 New Flyers 2003 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 21 New Flyers 2002 40 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 15 El Dorado 2001 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 2 MCI 2001 57 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $854,604 – 11 Ford 1999 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 25 New Flyers 1999 42 + 2 wc Yes CNG State Assistance $181,418 – 6 Ford 1998 25 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $2,808,870 – 14 Orion 1998 35 + 2 wc Yes CNG Total Capital 11 Gillig 1998 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Funds Awarded $3,844,892 – 6 New Flyers 1998 30 + 2 wc Yes CNG Dedicated Local Funding Source: 6 Nova 1997 47 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Sales Tax .25% 184 Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) Director of Human Resources: Sue Rice 330-564-2241, Director of Planning and Development: Kirt Conrad 330-564-2281, Chief Dispatcher: DeHavilland Parrish 330-564-2254, Assistance Director of Maintenance: Manager of Procurement: John Sutherland Dana Gibitz 330-564-2277, Grantee Provider Miami County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: 510 West Water Street, Suite 150 None Troy, OH 45373 Contact: Elaine A. Carter, Director (937) 440-3552 FAX: (937) 440-5487 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Laidlaw Transit Service, Inc 501 W. Water Street, Suite 150 Troy, OH 45373 System Area: Miami County Contact: Arnie Hisle, Project Manager (937) 335-3070 FAX: (937) 335-2674 System Square Miles: 410 Email: [email protected] System Population: 98,868 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director: Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 8:00PM Elaine A. Carter Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 7:00PM 937-440-3552, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 51,919 Annual E & D Passengers: – 22,817 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 471,718 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 25,157 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 25 General Administration . . – 3 30 Total ...... – 28 Miami County Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $944,504 Operating Recovery Ratio – 33.33% Total Administrative Costs – $141,478 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.30 Total System Costs – $1,085,982 Operating Expense/Trip – $20.92 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.21 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $369,737 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $43,491 6 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $19,706 3 Ford 2005 8+ 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $380,427 1 Dodge 2002 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $101,286 1 Braun 2002 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 3 Braun 2000 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $260,626 1 Ford 1999 5 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $29,053 2 Ford 1999 8+ 2 wc Yes Diesel 17 Total Revenues – $1,204,326 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $34,877 State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – $139,507 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $174,384 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: General Funds Additional Contact Info. (continued) 31 Middletown Transit System (MTS) One Donham Plaza • Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 727-3643 Fax: (513) 425-7925 Steve Murphy Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.ci.middletown.oh.us/ Grantee Provider City of Middletown Fixed Route: One Donham Plaza City of Middletown Middletown, OH 45042 One Donham Plaza Contact: Bill Becker, Interim City Manager Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 425-7949 FAX: (513) 425-1809 Contact: Steven Murphy, Transit Manager (513) 727-3643 FAX: (513) 425-7925 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as Above System Area: City of Middletown System Square Miles: 20 System Population: 49,490 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations, Marketing, Public Relations Manager & ADA, Weekdays . . . 6:30AM – 6:30PM 6:30AM – 6:30PM NTD PTMS Coordinator: Saturdays . . . 8:30AM – 4:30PM 8:30AM – 4:30PM Stephen Murphy 513-727-3643, Complementary Paratransit Manager & Lead Bus Driver: Barb Fugate 513-425-7726, Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 12 4 General Administration . . 2 – 32 Total ...... 14 4 Middletown Transit System (MTS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $773,571 $135,052 Operating Recovery Ratio 12.45% 11.55% Total Administrative Costs $110,796 $18,000 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.23 $2.86 Total System Costs $884,367 $153,052 Operating Expense/Trip $3.70 $13.85 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.14 0.21 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $434,477 $122,441 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $75,922 – 1 El Dorado 2007 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $27,197 – 2 El Dorado 2003 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $229,796 $12,932 6 Gillig 2002 25 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $101,495 $10,033 9 Contract Fares $8,632 $7,645 Other Revenues $1,384 – Total Revenues $878,903 $153,051 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance $1,093 – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance $4,372 – Total Capital Funds Awarded $5,465 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 33 Newark-Heath Taxi Token Program City of Newark • 40 West Main St, Suite 407 • Newark, OH 43055 (740) 349-6695 Fax: (740) 349-6697 Helen Hall Email: [email protected] Transit Operations Website: www.newarkohio.net Coordinator Grantee Provider City of Newark Fixed Route: 40 West Main Street, Suite 407 None Newark, OH 43055 Contact: Judith Carr, Mayor (740) 670-7533 FAX: (740) 349-6697 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response/User-side subsidy Yellow Cab Company of Newark 147 South 21 Street Newark, OH 43055 System Area: Newark-Heath Urbanized Area Contact: Rita Jane Wilson, General Manager (740) 345-1111 FAX: (740) 345-1208 System Square Miles: 31 Email: [email protected] System Population: 55,506 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations, Marketing, Public Relations, Finance, & Risk Weekdays . . . – 24HRS – Manager, & NTD & PTMS Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – 24HRS – Helen Hall 740-670-7708, Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $3.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $1.50 Transfers ...... –– Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 213,635 Annual E & D Passengers: – 143,487 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 1,054,344 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 69,689 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 46 General Administration . . – 5 34 Total ...... – 51 Newark-Heath Taxi Token Program - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,150,995 Operating Recovery Ratio – 31.65% Total Administrative Costs – $164,428 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.25 Total System Costs – $1,315,423 Operating Expense/Trip – $6.16 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.20 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $586,560 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $118,214 2 Chevrolet 2007 11 + 4 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $191,570 2 Ford 2007 11 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – – 3 Ford 2004 5 No Gasoline 1 General Motors 2004 6 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $416,387 1 Ford 2003 5 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 1 Ford 2003 5 No Gasoline 1 Ford 2002 6 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $5,649 2 Ford 2002 5 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $1,318,380 2 Ford 2001 5 No Gasoline 2 Ford 2000 5 No Gasoline Fixed Demand 3 Ford 1999 5 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 3 Ford 1998 5 No Gasoline Local Assistance – $30,400 1 Goshen 1998 6 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Chevrolet 1995 5 No Gasoline State Assistance – – 25 Federal Assistance – $163,986 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $194,386 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 35 Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority 2000 Summit Road • Kent, OH 44240 continued (330) 678-7745 Fax: (330) 676-6310 John Drew Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.partaonline.org Grantee Provider Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority Fixed Route: 2000 Summit Road Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority Kent, OH 44240 2000 Summit Road Contact: Pat McCon, Board President Kent, OH 44240 (330) 678-7745 FAX: (330) 676-6310 Contact: John Drew, General Manager (330) 678-7745 FAX: (330) 676-6310 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route, Demand Response, Motor Same as above Bus w/ Flex Deviation System Area: Portage County System Square Miles: 492 System Population: 155,012 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Maintenance, Operations, & Facility, PTMS Weekdays . . . 5:30AM – 5:30AM 5:00AM – 1:00AM Coordinator: Saturdays . . . 7:30AM – 6:30PM 5:00AM – 1:00AM Brian Trautman 330-678-7745, Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $2,456,331 $2,639,564 Operating Recovery Ratio 68.91% 17.85% Total Administrative Costs $663,683 $775,976 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.37 $3.78 Total System Costs $3,120,014 $3,415,540 Operating Expense/Trip $2.53 $24.99 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.73 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $180,232 $183,874 State Assistance $59,764 $60,972 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel 6 El Dorado 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $43,272 $44,146 2 Gillig 2007 25 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $1,873,457 $1,890,359 4 Gillig 2007 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $101,588 $83,689 10 El Dorado 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 El Dorado 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $2,048,525 $526,133 3 Gillig 2005 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $53,979 $68,186 1 Other 2004 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $4,360,817 $2,857,359 8 Other 2004 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 6 El Dorado 2003 11 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 3 Ford 2002 14 No Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 1 Thomas 2002 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 El Dorado 2002 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $322,862 $18,499 5 El Dorado 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance $141,821 $60,256 2 El Dorado 2001 8 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $1,474,637 $307,196 2 El Dorado 2001 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 El Dorado 2000 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Capital Funds Awarded $1,939,320 $385,951 1 El Dorado 2000 4 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 El Dorado 2000 4 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Dedicated Local Funding Source: County Sales Tax .25 Mill 2 Thomas 2000 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Braun 1999 11 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Local Funding Sources: 1 Thomas 1999 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 El Dorado 1998 4 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 4 Gillig 1995 31 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 Gillig 1993 31 No Diesel Additional Contact Info. (continued) 1 Ontario Bu 1990 26 No Diesel 2 Gillig 1989 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 8 Gillig 1989 38 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Gillig 1989 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 85 37 Richland County Transit (RCT) 35 North Park Street • Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774-5684 Fax: (419) 774-5685 Kathy Adams Email: [email protected] Fiscal Officer Website: www.rcrpc.org Grantee Provider Richland County Transit Board Fixed Route: 35 North Park Street Richland County Transit Mansfield, OH 44902 35 North Park Street Contact: Kathy Adams, Fiscal Officer Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774-5684 FAX: (419) 774-5685 Contact: Jonathan Walbert, General Manager Email: [email protected] (419) 522-4504 FAX: (419) 522-3157 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: City of Mansfield & Portions of City of Ontario System Square Miles: 39 System Population: 67,338 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations & General Manager: Weekdays . . . 7:00AM – 6:00PM 7:00AM – 6:00PM Jonathan Walbert Saturdays . . . – – 419-522-4504 Sundays . . . . – – Shelby Taxi DR: 8:00 AM-4:00 PM, M-F Director of Maintenance: Steve Mays 419-522-4504, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 293,329 32,524 Annual E & D Passengers: 119,225 24,857 Annual Vehicle Miles: 227,665 82,051 Annual Vehicle Hours: 18,776 8,629 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 13 8 General Administration . . 3 3 38 Total ...... 16 11 Richland County Transit (RCT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $842,796 $141,775 Operating Recovery Ratio 10.47% 6.70% Total Administrative Costs $555,836 $185,279 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $6.14 $3.99 Total System Costs $1,398,632 $327,054 Operating Expense/Trip $4.77 $10.06 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.29 0.40 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $689,592 $126,228 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $73,861 $24,621 2 Gillig 2007 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $57,401 – 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $131,692 $64,317 2 CEQ 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $138,283 $20,967 1 Gillig 2005 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Champion 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $8,205 $937 1 Chevrolet 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues $132,914 $9,623 7 Flxible 1993 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 Total Revenues $1,231,948 $246,693 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance $60,000 – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance $499,146 – Total Capital Funds Awarded $559,146 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 39 Sandusky Transit System (STS) City of Sandusky • 222 Meigs Street • Sandusky, OH 44870 (419) 627-5849 Fax: (419) 627-5945 Rosanne Bodner Email: [email protected] Public Transit Website: www.ci.sandusky.oh.us Administrator Grantee Provider City of Sandusky Fixed Route: 222 Meigs Street None Sandusky, OH 44870 Contact: Matthew Kline, City Manager (419) 627-5844 FAX: (419) 627-5825 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response North Central Emergency Medical Service 12513 US RT 250 North Milan, OH 44846 System Area: City of Sandusky and Huron & Perkins Townships Contact: Sue Prentice, Operations Manager (419) 626-3118 FAX: (419) 626-3118 System Square Miles: 42 Email: [email protected] System Population: 48,200 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations & General Manager: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Terri Bihn Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM 419-626-0497, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 86,912 Annual E & D Passengers: – 62,118 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 346,305 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 24,359 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 18 General Administration . . – 2 40 Total ...... – 20 Sandusky Transit System (STS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,104,211 Operating Recovery Ratio – 10.97% Total Administrative Costs – $80,914 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.42 Total System Costs – $1,185,125 Operating Expense/Trip – $13.64 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.25 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $698,706 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $56,855 1 Chevrolet 2004 4 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $66,660 1 Ford 2002 16 + 7 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 5 Ford 2002 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $129,987 1 Ford 2000 4 No Gasoline 6 Ford 1997 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 1 Chevrolet 1995 17 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $247,141 15 Total Revenues – $1,199,349 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 41 Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority 602 Main Street • Suite 1100 • Cincinnati, OH 45202 (SORTA) (513) 632-7510 Fax: (513) 621-2675 Marilyn Shazor Email: [email protected] CEO & General Manager Website: www.sorta.com Grantee Provider Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 602 Main Street, Suite 1100 Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority Cincinnati, OH 45202 602 Main Street, Suite 1100 Contact: Marilyn Shazor, CEO & General Manager Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 632-7510 FAX: (513) 621-0944 Contact: Marilyn Shazor, CEO & General Manager Email: [email protected] (513) 632-7510 FAX: (513) 621-0944 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response MV Transportation 1801 Transpark Dr. Cincinnati, Oh 45229 System Area: Hamilton County and a portion of Clermont, Butler & Warren Counties Contact: Chad Hockman, General Manager (513) 531-6888 FAX: (513) 531-6960 System Square Miles: 253 Email: [email protected] System Population: 845,303 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Transit Operations: Weekdays . . . 4:08AM – 1:45AM 4:08AM – 1:45AM Bill Spraul Saturdays . . . 4:39AM – 1:43AM 4:39AM – 1:43AM 513-632-7611, Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $51,986,837 $5,763,961 Operating Recovery Ratio 31.65% 6.11% Total Administrative Costs $25,348,803 $2,050,087 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $7.05 $3.96 Total System Costs $77,335,640 $7,814,048 Operating Expense/Trip $3.40 $31.32 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 2.07 0.13 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $10,121,641 $1,117,500 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $644,761 6 Ford 2006 7 No Diesel State E&D Assistance $513,804 – 40 Gillig 2006 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $45,629,590 $322,056 3 El Dorado 2005 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $18,662,759 $477,465 1 Ford 2005 7 No Diesel 23 Gillig 2004 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $5,813,051 – 14 El Dorado 2002 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $2,196,086 – 38 Gillig 2002 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 10 El Dorado 2001 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $82,936,931 $2,561,782 51 Gillig 2001 47 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 7 Gillig 2000 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 23 Gillig 1999 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 47 Gillig 1998 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $1,489,655 $979,013 59 Gillig 1997 47 + 3 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance $308,238 $1,550 64 Gillig 1996 43 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $430,070 $355,812 24 Gillig 1995 43 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 5 Neoplan 1990 47 No Diesel Total Capital 8 Neoplan 1989 47 No Diesel Funds Awarded $2,227,963 $1,336,375 423 Dedicated Local Funding Source: City of Cincinnati Earnings Tax .3% Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) Chief Accountant & NTD Coordinator: Alan Solomon 513-632-7560, Director of Legal Affairs & Risk Management: Bill Desmond 513-632-7604, Manager, Information Technology: Tim Harrington 513-632-7696, Chief Operations Officer: Mary Moning 513-632-9221, Grantee Provider City of Springfield Fixed Route: City Hall, 76 East High Street Springfield Bus Company Springfield, OH 45502 100 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 1265 Contact: Matthew Kridler, City Manager Springfield, OH 45501 (937) 324-7300 FAX: (937) 328-3496 Contact: Glenn Massie, (937) 328-3592 FAX: (937) 328-3596 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: City of Springfield, Upper Valley Mall & Clark State Community College System Square Miles: 25 System Population: 73,675 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Grants Coordinator: Weekdays . . . 6:40AM – 5:40PM 6:40AM – 5:40PM Julie Beard Saturdays . . . – – 937-328-3916, Base ...... $0.75 $1.50 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... $0.35 – Transfers ...... – – Dial-a-Ride is $4.00. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 436,890 11,503 Annual E & D Passengers: 101,396 11,503 Annual Vehicle Miles: 231,150 40,060 Annual Vehicle Hours: 20,250 3,513 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 17 5 General Administration . . 4 1 44 Total ...... 21 6 Springfield City Area Transit (SCAT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $1,483,733 $184,696 Operating Recovery Ratio 8.31% 31.31% Total Administrative Costs $35,829 – Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $6.57 $4.61 Total System Costs $1,519,562 $184,696 Operating Expense/Trip $3.48 $16.06 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.89 0.29 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $887,585 $147,757 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $110,456 – 1 Ford 2006 7 + 1 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $101,425 – 1 Ford 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $141,384 $36,919 5 Gillig 2004 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $105,843 $35,433 2 Ford 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $20,400 $22,389 1 Ford 2001 13 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $90,167 $4,500 5 Gillig 1997 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 1996 4 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $1,457,260 $246,998 5 Gillig 1994 28 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 22 Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance $1,452 – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance $5,806 – Total Capital Funds Awarded $7,258 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 45 Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. • Canton, OH 44707 (330) 454-6132 Fax: (330) 454-5476 Charles Odimgbe Email: [email protected] Executive Director/CEO Website: www.sartaonline.com Grantee Provider Stark Area Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. Stark Area Regional Transit Authority Canton, OH 44707 1600 Gateway Blvd., S.E. Contact: Charles Odimgbe, Executive Director/CEO Canton, OH 44707 (330) 454-6132 FAX: (330) 454-5476 Contact: Charles Odimgbe, Executive Director/CEO Email: [email protected] (330) 454-6132 FAX: (330) 454-5476 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: Stark County System Square Miles: 567 System Population: 378,098 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Transportation Director: Weekdays . . . 4:30AM – 1:45AM 4:30AM – 1:45AM Teresa Thompson Saturdays . . . 4:30AM – 1:45AM 4:30AM – 1:45AM 330-454-6132 ext. 543 Marketing Administrator: Richard Kyle 330-454-6132 ext. 535, Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $7,773,468 $3,276,648 Operating Recovery Ratio 9.77% 4.90% Total Administrative Costs $4,149,177 $1,694,734 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.70 $3.76 Total System Costs $11,922,645 $4,971,382 Operating Expense/Trip $5.50 $31.76 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.85 0.12 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $1,234,290 $504,146 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $177,179 $72,369 10 El Dorado 2007 14 + 3 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $202,580 14 El Dorado 2005 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $8,452,092 $3,450,371 5 Gillig 2004 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $1,164,719 $243,393 13 Tesco 2003 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Tesco 2001 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 11 Gillig 2001 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $33,398 $15,534 8 Goshen 2000 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 6 Gillig 2000 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $11,061,678 $4,488,393 4 Gillig 2000 39 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 4 Tesco 1999 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 10 Gillig 1998 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Gillig 1995 29 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – – 89 State Assistance – – Federal Assistance $1,466,775 $599,105 Total Capital Funds Awarded $1,466,775 $599,105 Dedicated Local Funding Source: County Sales Tax .25% Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) MIS & IT Manager: Don Bowling 330-454-6132 ext. 530, <> 47 Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) P.O. Box 1177 • 555 Adams Street • Steubenville, OH 43952 (740) 282-6145 Fax: (740) 282-4524 Frank Bovina Email: [email protected] General Manager Grantee Provider Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: P.O. Box 1177, 555 Adams Street Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority Steubenville, OH 43952 P.O. Box 1177, 555 Adams Street Contact: Frank Bovina, General Manager Steubenville, OH 43952 (740) 282-6145 FAX: (740) 282-4524 Contact: Frank Bovina, General Manager Email: [email protected] (740) 282-6145 FAX: (740) 282-4524 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: City of Steubenville & Village of Mingo Junction System Square Miles: 13 System Population: 22,646 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . 6:50AM – 6:10PM 6:50AM – 6:10PM Walter Johnson Saturdays . . . 9:10AM – 5:10PM 9:10AM – 5:10PM 740-282-6145, Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... $1.00 $2.00 Youth ...... $0.75 – E & D ...... $0.50 – Transfers ...... – – Other: FR-Shuttle-$0.25; Adult Pass $28, Senior/ADA Pass $14 for 30 rides: Student Pass $6 for 10 rides. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 85,546 2,418 Annual E & D Passengers: 29,407 2,418 Annual Vehicle Miles: 172,747 17,479 Annual Vehicle Hours: 10,364 1,066 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 9 1 General Administration . . 3 0 48 Total ...... 12 1 Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority (SVRTA) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $760,826 $32,144 Operating Recovery Ratio 6.44% 10.63% Total Administrative Costs $111,795 $13,350 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $5.05 $2.60 Total System Costs $872,621 $45,494 Operating Expense/Trip $10.20 $18.81 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.50 0.14 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $390,892 $43,692 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $37,168 $4,542 1 El Dorado 2007 21 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $12,883 – 2 El Dorado 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $474,248 $47,738 5 El Dorado 2004 21 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $56,223 $4,836 1 El Dorado 1999 15 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Bluebird 1998 22 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 1 El Dorado 1997 25 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $6,035 – 1 El Dorado 1996 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Chance 1987 24 No Diesel Total Revenues $977,449 $100,808 14 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax 1.5 Mills Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 49 Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) 1127 West Central Avenue • P.O. Box 792 • Toledo, OH 43697 (419) 245-5222 Fax: (419) 243-8588 James K. Gee Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.tarta.com Grantee Provider Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority Fixed Route: 1127 West Central Avenue, P.O. Box 792 Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority Toledo, OH 43697 1127 West Central Avenue, P.O. Box 792 Contact: James K. Gee, General Manager Toledo, OH 43697 (419) 245-5222 FAX: (419) 243-8588 Contact: James K. Gee, General Manager Email: [email protected] (419) 245-5222 FAX: (419) 243-8588 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Laidlaw Transit Service 419 North Westwood Toledo, Oh 43602 System Area: Toledo Urbanized Area Contact: Jeanette Simpson, General Manager (419) 382-9767 FAX: (419) 382-5930 System Square Miles: 150 Email: [email protected] System Population: 426,230 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Controller: Weekdays . . . 4:30AM – 12:00AM 4:30AM – 12:00AM Stacey Clink Saturdays . . . 4:30AM – 11:45PM 4:30AM – 11:45PM 419-245-5200, Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $25,281,847 $2,195,809 Operating Recovery Ratio 19.58% 7.08% Total Administrative Costs $3,288,023 $1,309,562 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $7.44 $2.90 Total System Costs $28,569,870 $3,505,371 Operating Expense/Trip $6.20 $28.66 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.20 0.10 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $4,240,000 $556,000 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $340,032 – 5 Ford 2006 19 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $115,544 – 10 Bluebird 2006 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $15,170,483 – 15 Goshen 2005 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $2,538,547 $248,200 10 Ford 2004 19 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 37 Thomas 2003 31 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $3,054,080 – 13 El Dorado 2002 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $197,327 – 4 Goshen 2002 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 8 Braun 2000 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $25,656,013 $804,200 3 El Dorado 1999 9 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 20 Gillig 1999 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 13 Gillig 1998 42 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 20 TMC 1994 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $90,000 $65,000 17 Flxible 1993 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance – – 34 TMC 1990 35 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance $800,000 $540,000 209 Total Capital Funds Awarded $890,000 $605,000 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax 2.5 Mills Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) Director of Planning: William Kelly 419-245-5230, 51 Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines 223 Putman Street • Marietta, OH 45750 (CABL) (740) 373-3504 Fax: (740) 373-4256 Terry Tamburini Transportation Website: Coordinator www.wmcap.org/transportation.html Grantee Provider Washington County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: 223 Putman Street, P.O. Box 144 Community Action Program Corp. Marietta, OH 45750 of Washington/Morgan Counties Contact: John Grimes, President 218 Putman St, PO Box 144, Marietta, OH 45750 (740) 373-6623 FAX: (740) 373-7693 Contact: Jim Baker, Transportation Coordinator Email: [email protected] (740) 373-3745 FAX: (740) 373-6775 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Complementary Same as above Paratransit System Area: Washington County & City of Marietta System Square Miles: 635 System Population: 63,251 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Transportation Director and Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . 7:00AM – 4:00PM 7:00AM – 4:00PM Robert Coleman Saturdays . . . 7:00AM – 4:00PM 7:00AM – 4:00PM 740-373-6771, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 27,016 3,649 Annual E & D Passengers: 24,010 3,593 Annual Vehicle Miles: 111,651 17,499 Annual Vehicle Hours: 8,990 2,584 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 7 – General Administration . . 2 – 52 Total ...... 9 – Washington County/Community Action Bus Lines (CABL) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $304,057 $85,415 Operating Recovery Ratio 3.89% 1.70% Total Administrative Costs – – Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $2.72 $4.88 Total System Costs $304,057 $85,415 Operating Expense/Trip $11.25 $23.41 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.24 0.21 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $212,816 $32,000 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $40,567 $11,397 2 Goshen 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – – 1 Other 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $61,690 $17,726 1 Goshen 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $11,828 $1,448 1 Supreme 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Supreme 1996 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 6 Other Revenues – – Total Revenues $326,901 $62,571 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 53 Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) 604 Mahoning Avenue • Youngstown, OH 44502 (330) 744-8431 Fax: (330) 744-7611 James Ferraro Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.wrtaonline.com Grantee Provider Western Reserve Transit Authority Fixed Route: 604 Mahoning Avenue Western Reserve Transit Authority Youngstown, OH 44502 604 Mahoning Avenue Contact: James Ferraro, Executive Director Youngstown, OH 44502 (330) 744-8431 FAX: (330) 744-7611 Contact: James Ferraro, Executive Director Email: [email protected] (330) 744-8431 FAX: (330) 744-7611 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: Youngstown and portions of Liberty, Boardman, & Austintown townships, Warren and Niles System Square Miles: 228 System Population: 417,437 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Secretary-Treasurer: Weekdays . . . 5:40AM – 7:00PM 5:40AM – 7:00PM Marianne Vaughn Saturdays . . . – – 330-744-8431, Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... $1.25 $2.00 Youth ...... $0.75 $2.00 E & D ...... $0.60 $2.00 Transfers ...... $0.25 $0.10 DR Monthly $38; Transfer $0.10, Student fare $.75. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 1,152,981 20,948 Annual E & D Passengers: 321,125 20,948 Annual Vehicle Miles: 842,467 141,142 Annual Vehicle Hours: 76,049 10,355 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 49 5 General Administration . . 5 1 54 Total ...... 54 6 Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $4,696,354 $556,861 Operating Recovery Ratio 14.03% 4.97% Total Administrative Costs $1,097,757 $108,587 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $6.88 $4.71 Total System Costs $5,794,111 $665,448 Operating Expense/Trip $5.03 $31.77 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 1.37 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $1,105,983 $330,976 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $345,649 – 7 Gillig 2005 31 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $224,958 – 22 Gillig 2001 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $2,670,138 – 5 International 2000 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 19 Gillig 2000 32 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $813,004 $33,045 1 Ford 2000 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 3 Chevrolet 2000 14 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues $282,464 – 3 Ford 1997 16 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 60 Total Revenues $5,442,196 $364,021 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance $91,021 – State Assistance $111 – Federal Assistance $263,890 – Total Capital Funds Awarded $355,022 – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Property Tax 5 Mills Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 55 RURAL TRANSIT PROGRAM The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Office of Transit administers the Federal Transit Administration’s Rural Transit Program which provides both capital and operating assistance to public transportation systems in rural areas. This program passes Federal dollars through the State to designated eligible recipients - counties, cities, county transit boards, regional transit authorities, and private nonprofit organizations. State matching funds from the Ohio Public Transportation Grant Program are also available for operating and capital projects. ASHTABULA LAKE 2 LUCAS FULTON GEAUGA WILLIAMS OTTAWA 25 CUYAHOGA 12 TRUMBULL SANDUSKY WOOD ERIE LORAIN HENRY 29 DEFIANCE PORTAGE 4 21 HURON SUMMIT SENECA MEDINA MAHONING 16 HANCOCK 31 PAULDING PUTNAM ASHLAND WAYNE 14 CRAWFORD STARK COLUMBIANA WYANDOT 1 VAN WERT 9 RICHLAND 8 ALLEN CARROLL HARDIN MARION HOLMES 5 MERCER AUGLAIZE 20 JEFFERSON MORROW KNOX HARRISON 22 COSHOCTON TUSCARAWAS SHELBY LOGAN 15 UNION DELAWARE 32 18 10 GUERNSEY CHAMPAIGN LICKING BELMONT DARKE MIAMI 6 MUSKINGUM 13 FRANKLIN 33 CLARK NOBLE MONROE MADISON FAIRFIELD PERRY PREBLE MONTGOMERY 17 26 MORGAN 23 GREENE PICKAWAY FAYETTE 24 27 HOCKING WASHINGTON 11 BUTLER 19 WARREN CLINTON ATHENS 34 ROSS 35 VINTON 3 7 HAMILTON MEIGS HIGHLAND PIKE 28 JACKSON CLERMONT GALLIA BROWN ADAMS SCIOTO 30 LAWRENCE Ohio’s Rural Transit Systems 1. Ashland Public Transit 19. Logan Transit System (City of Logan) 2. Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) 20. Marion Area Transit (MAT) 3. Athens Transit 21. Medina County Transit 4. Bowling Green Transit 22. Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 5. Carroll County Transit System 23. Monroe County Public Transportation 6. Champaign Transit System 24. Morgan County Transit 7. Chillicothe Transit System 25. Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 8. Columbiana County/Community Action Rural 26. Perry County Transit (PCT) Transit System (CARTS) 27. Pickaway Area Rural Transit 9. Crawford County Transportation Program 28. Pike County/Community Action Transit System 10. Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) (CATS) 11. Fayette County Transportation Program 29. Transportation Resources for Independent People 12. Geauga County Transit of Sandusky County (TRIPS) 13. Greenville Transit System 30 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 14. Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 31. Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 15. Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 32. Shelby Public Transit 16. Huron County Transit 33. South East Area Transit (SEAT) 17. Lancaster Public Transit System 34. Warren County Transit Service 18. Logan County/ 35. Wilmington City Cab Service Transportation for Logan County (TLC) 57 Ashland Public Transit City of Ashland • 206 Claremont Avenue • Ashland, OH 44805 (419) 289-8622 Fax: (419) 281-0400 Ellie Grubb Email: [email protected] Transit Coordinator Website: www.ashland-ohio.com/transit/ Grantee Provider City of Ashland Fixed Route: 206 Claremont Avenue None Ashland, OH 44805 Contact: Glen P. Stewart, Mayor (419) 289-8622 FAX: (419) 289-9613 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response MV Transportation 279 West Main Street Ashland, OH 44805 System Area: City of Ashland with some service outside of the city for city residents Contact: Chris Alt, Operations Manager (419) 207-8240 FAX: (419) 281-4179 System Square Miles: 8.9 System Population: 21,249 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 9:00PM Chris Alt - MV Saturdays . . . – 8:00AM – 9:00PM 419-289-0489, Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 11 General Administration . . – 1 58 Total ...... – 12 Ashland Public Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $454,660 Operating Recovery Ratio – 12.54% Total Administrative Costs – $74,869 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.15 Total System Costs – $529,529 Operating Expense/Trip – $20.44 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $239,960 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $67,110 1 Ford 2007 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $25,511 1 Chevrolet 2004 5 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $48,867 1 Chevrolet 2004 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2004 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $49,608 2 Ford 2003 4 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $16,800 1 Ford 2003 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Ford 2002 4 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $81,673 9 Total Revenues – $529,529 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 59 Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) Dept. of Job & Family Services. • 4332 Main Avenue • Ashtabula, OH (440) 994-2033 Fax: (440) 994-2025 Susan Stoneman Email: [email protected] Project Administrator Grantee Provider Ashtabula County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: County Courthouse, 25 West Jefferson Street None Jefferson, OH 44047 Contact: Deborah Newcomb, Board President (440) 576-3750 FAX: (440) 576-2344 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response MV Transportation, Inc. 425 W. 24th Street Ashtabula, OH 44004 System Area: Ashtabula County Contact: Denita Fields, General Manager (440) 994-2036 FAX: (440) 994-2041 System Square Miles: 702 Email: [email protected] System Population: 103,120 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Project Manager: Weekdays . . . – 7:00AM – 7:00PM Susan Stoneman, ACDJFS Saturdays . . . – 7:00AM – 5:00PM 440-994-2033, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 81,654 Annual E & D Passengers: – 25,855 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 310,099 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 19,396 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 20 General Administration . . – 3 60 Total ...... – 23 Ashtabula County Transportation System (ACTS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,046,338 Operating Recovery Ratio – 14.96% Total Administrative Costs – $159,576 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.89 Total System Costs – $1,205,914 Operating Expense/Trip – $14.77 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.26 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $581,954 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $225,744 1 Supreme 2008 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $8,933 1 Ford 2005 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $169,992 1 Ford 2005 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 4 Ford 2004 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $42,006 1 El Dorado 2003 14 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $138,453 2 Ford 2003 14 No Gasoline 1 Ford 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $38,832 1 Supreme 2003 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $1,205,914 1 Supreme 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Supreme 2002 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 14 Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $8,496 State Assistance – $8,496 Federal Assistance – $67,968 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $84,960 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 61 Athens Transit City Hall • 8 East Washington Street • Athens, OH 45701 (740) 592-3338 Fax: (740) 592-3341 Sharlene Mohler Email: [email protected] Executive Assistant Website: www.eurekanet.com/~athenstransit/ Grantee Provider City of Athens Fixed Route: City Hall, 8 East Washington Street Athens, OH 45701 Contact: Paul Wiehl, Mayor (740) 592-3338 FAX: (740) 592-3341 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation McDonald Transportation 397 West State Street Athens, OH 45701 System Area: City of Athens Contact: Daryl VanNest, Project Manager (740) 592-2727 FAX: (740) 594-7118 System Square Miles: 6.7 Email: [email protected] System Population: 40,500 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Project and Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 7:05AM – 6:50PM Darrell VanNest Saturdays . . . – 9:05AM – 4:50PM 740-592-2727 Sundays . . . . – – Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $1.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $0.50 Transfers ...... –– Out of city limits $1.25; E&D $.50; Children 5 & under free with an adult. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 148,564 Annual E & D Passengers: – 12,208 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 142,965 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 10,974 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 5 General Administration . . – 2 62 Total ...... – 7 Athens Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $538,093 Operating Recovery Ratio – 27.66% Total Administrative Costs – $30,875 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.98 Total System Costs – $568,968 Operating Expense/Trip – $3.83 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 1.04 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $215,729 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $84,641 1 Chevrolet 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $8,369 1 Ford 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $85,595 1 Ford 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Dodge 1999 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $31,689 2 Gillig 1991 30 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $125,663 6 Other Revenues – $17,282 Total Revenues – $568,968 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $9,000 State Assistance – $9,000 Federal Assistance – $72,000 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $90,000 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 63 Bowling Green Transit City of Bowling Green • 304 N Church St • Bowling Green, OH 43402 (419) 354-6220 Fax: (419) 353-4763 Tina Bradley Email: [email protected] Grants Administrator Website: www.bgohio.com/grants-adminis tration-public-transportation.htm Grantee Provider City of Bowling Green Fixed Route: 304 North Church Street None Bowling Green, OH 43402 Contact: John Quinn, Mayor (419) 354-6204 FAX: (419) 352-1262 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Express Transit 44 Hillwyck Drive Toledo, OH 43615 System Area: City of Bowling Green Contact: Scott Potter, Operations Manager (419) 536-3722 FAX: (419) 536-5125 System Square Miles: 10.5 Email: [email protected] System Population: 29,636 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Owner, Express Transit: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 8:00PM Judith Potter Saturdays . . . – 10:00AM – 4:00PM 419-536-3722, Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $3.50 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $1.75 Transfers ...... –– Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 34,442 Annual E & D Passengers: – 26,214 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 126,417 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 6,135 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 6 General Administration . . – 1 64 Total ...... – 7 Bowling Green Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $469,937 Operating Recovery Ratio – 13.74% Total Administrative Costs – $32,293 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.97 Total System Costs – $502,230 Operating Expense/Trip – $14.58 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.27 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $216,607 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $87,479 4 Chevrolet 2006 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $37,726 1 Ford 2006 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $91,193 2 Chevrolet 2004 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 7 Passenger Fares – $69,015 Contract Fares – – Other Revenues – $210 Total Revenues – $502,230 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $160 State Assistance – $160 Federal Assistance – $1,280 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $1,600 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 65 Carroll County Transit P.O. Box 185 • 1182 Roswell Rd., S.W. • Carrollton, OH 44615 (330) 627-1900 Fax: (330) 627-1088 Patti Manfull Email: [email protected] Transit Director Grantee Provider Board of Carroll County Commissioners Fixed Route: 119 Public Square None Carrollton, OH 44615 Contact: Thomas A. Wheaton, Board President (330) 627-4869 FAX: (330) 627-6656 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Carroll County Transit P.O. Box 185, 1182 Roswell Rd., S.W. Carrollton, OH 44615 System Area: Carroll County Contact: Patti Manfull, Transit Director (330) 627-1900 FAX: (330) 627-1088 System Square Miles: 388 Email: [email protected] System Population: 28,836 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations & Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Weekdays . . . – 7:30AM – 5:00PM Linda Hinton Saturdays . . . – – 330-627-1900, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 24,986 Annual E & D Passengers: – 21,611 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 167,494 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 7,200 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 6 General Administration . . – 2 66 Total ...... – 8 Carroll County Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $179,719 Operating Recovery Ratio – 31.83% Total Administrative Costs – $71,241 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.50 Total System Costs – $250,960 Operating Expense/Trip – $10.04 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $112,036 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $42,692 1 Ford 2007 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – – 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $5,652 1 Dodge 2004 6 No Gasoline 1 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $11,499 1 Dodge 2001 6 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $68,393 1 Braun 2000 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 1999 15 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $10,688 7 Total Revenues – $250,960 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $2,053 State Assistance – $2,054 Federal Assistance – $16,428 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $20,535 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 67 Champaign Transit System 308 D Miami Street • Urbana, OH 43078 (937) 653-8777 Fax: (937) 653-3196 Gary Ledford Email: [email protected] Director Grantee Provider Champaign County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: 1512 U.S. Highway 68, Suite 100 None Urbana, OH 43078 Contact: Max Coates, Board President (937) 653-8777 FAX: (937) 653-3196 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Champaign County Commissioners 1512 S. U.S. Highway 68 Urbana, OH 43078 System Area: Champaign County Contact: Max Coates, Board President (937) 653-1611 FAX: (937) 484-1607 System Square Miles: 428.6 Email: [email protected] System Population: 38,890 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Weekdays . . . – 8:00AM – 5:00PM Public Relations, Finance, Human Resources Manager, Saturdays . . . – – ADA, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Gary Ledford, 937-653-8777 Sundays . . . . – – Administrative Assistant: Julia Carroll 937-653-8777, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 37,854 Annual E & D Passengers: – 29,813 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 232,840 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 14,286 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 10 General Administration . . – 2 68 Total ...... – 12 Champaign Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $275,144 Operating Recovery Ratio – 36.08% Total Administrative Costs – $104,186 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.63 Total System Costs – $379,330 Operating Expense/Trip – $10.02 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.16 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $166,495 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $57,393 4 Chevrolet 2007 4 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $13,543 1 Dodge 2005 6 No Gasoline Local Assistance – – 1 Supreme 2005 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Supreme 2005 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $32,268 1 Chevrolet 2004 4 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $104,605 3 Ford 2004 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2002 14 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $5,026 12 Total Revenues – $379,330 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 69 Chillicothe Transit System 140 East Water Street • Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 773-1569 Fax: (740) 773-2817 Mike Scholl Email: [email protected] Director Website: ci.chillicothe.oh.us/transit_system.htm Grantee Provider City of Chillicothe Fixed Route: 35 South Paint Street Chillicothe Transit System Chillicothe, OH 45601 140 East Water Street Contact: Joseph Sulzer, Mayor Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 773-1569 FAX: (740) 773-2817 Contact: Rick Morris, Fleet Manager (740) 773-1569 FAX: (740) 773-2817 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: City of Chillicothe System Square Miles: 7 System Population: 21,796 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response ADA Coordinator, PTMS Coordinator, Operations, Weekdays . . . 6:00AM – 9:30PM 6:00AM – 9:30PM Marketing, Public Relations, and IT Manager: Saturdays . . . 10:00AM – 6:00PM 10:00AM – 6:00PM Mike Scholl 740-773-1569, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: 159,331 42,715 Annual E & D Passengers: 2,753 35,770 Annual Vehicle Miles: 358,638 113,366 Annual Vehicle Hours: 20,524 5,945 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 19 5 General Administration . . 3 2 70 Total ...... 22 7 Chillicothe Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $878,081 $290,020 Operating Recovery Ratio 8.22% 7.60% Total Administrative Costs $333,302 $22,656 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $3.38 $2.76 Total System Costs $1,211,383 $312,676 Operating Expense/Trip $7.60 $7.32 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.44 0.38 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $552,090 $146,685 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $218,953 $36,263 1 El Dorado 2007 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $6,312 $3,026 1 El Dorado 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $257,675 $146,272 1 El Dorado 2005 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Supreme 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $52,047 $23,776 1 Ford 2005 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $47,553 – 1 Ford 2004 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2003 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $33,407 – 1 Ford 2003 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues $1,168,037 $356,022 1 Ford 2001 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Ford 2000 16 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 1 El Dorado 1999 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Capital Funds Route Response 2 El Dorado 1998 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 1997 10 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $14,870 1 Goshen 1997 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance – $14,870 1 El Dorado 1995 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Thomas 1989 44 No Diesel Federal Assistance – $118,960 18 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $148,700 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Income Tax 1/10 of 1% Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 71 Columbiana County/Community Action Rural 7880Transit Lincole System Place • Lisbon,(CARTS) OH 44432 - continued 7880 Lincole Place • Lisbon, OH 44432 (330) 424-4013 Ext. 501 Fax: (330) 424-3731 (330) 424-4013 Ext. 501 Fax: (330) 424-3731 Carol Bretz Email: [email protected] ExecutiveCarol Bretz Director Website:Email: [email protected] www.caaofcc.org/ Executive Director Website: www.caaofcc.org/ Grantee Provider Community Action Agency of Columbiana County, Inc. Fixed Route: 7880 Lincole Place None Lisbon, OH 44432 Contact: Carol Bretz, Executive Director (330) 424-7221 Ext: 208 FAX: (330) 424-3731 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation Community Action Agency of Columbiana County, Inc. 7880 Lincole Place Lisbon, OH 44432 System Area: Columbiana County Contact: Carol Bretz, Executive Director (330) 424-4013 Ext: 501 FAX: (330) 424-3731 System Square Miles: 535 Email: [email protected] System Population: 112,075 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Transportation, Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 7:300PM Marketing, Public Relations Manager, ADA Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – 8:00AM – 4:00PM Phyllis Linderman 330-424-7221 ext. 104, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 60,411 Annual E & D Passengers: – 41,156 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 491,297 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 26,838 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 32 General Administration . . – 2.5 72 Total ...... – 34.5 Columbiana County/Community Action Rural Transit System (CARTS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $976,933 Operating Recovery Ratio – 31.84% Total Administrative Costs – $271,620 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.54 Total System Costs – $1,248,553 Operating Expense/Trip – $20.67 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.12 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $561,825 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $199,862 2 Ford 2008 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $9,958 2 Ford 2008 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $65,788 4 Ford 2006 11 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 3 Ford 2005 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $38,852 3 Ford 2004 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $358,661 2 Chevrolet 2003 5 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 3 Chevrolet 2003 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $13,607 1 Ford 2003 5 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $1,248,553 2 Dodge 2002 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2001 18 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Jeep 2001 5 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 24 Local Assistance – $8,268 State Assistance – $8,269 Federal Assistance – $66,149 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $82,686 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 73 Crawford County Transportation Program 200 South Spring Street • P.O. Box 166 • Bucyrus, OH 44820 (419) 562-3050 Fax: (419) 562-0759 Peg Wells Email: [email protected] Executive Director Grantee Provider Crawford County Council on Aging, Inc. Fixed Route: 200 South Spring Street, P.O. Box 166 None Bucyrus, OH 44820 Contact: Peg Wells, Executive Director (419) 562-3050 FAX: (419) 562-0759 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Crawford County Council on Aging, Inc. 200 South Spring Street, P.O. Box 166 Bucyrus, OH 44820 System Area: Crawford County Contact: Peg Wells, Executive Director (419) 562-3050 FAX: (419) 562-0759 System Square Miles: 402 Email: [email protected] System Population: 46,966 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager, PTMS Coordinator: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 5:00PM Ruth Culver Saturdays . . . – – 419-562-3050 ext. 227 Sundays . . . . – – Limited Services on Saturday and Sunday Vehicle Maintenance Manager: Roy Ogle 419-562-3050 Fixed Demand Fares Route Response ADA Coordinator: Base ...... – $1.00 Joyce Knapp Youth ...... – $1.00 419-562-3050 E & D ...... – $0.50 Marketing & Public Relations Manager: Transfers ...... –– Margaret Wells $.50 more is added to fares for rides outside of Bucyrus, 419-562-3050 ext. 228, Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 9 General Administration . . – 2 74 Total ...... – 11 Crawford County Transportation Program - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $298,932 Operating Recovery Ratio – 10.44% Total Administrative Costs – $133,679 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.82 Total System Costs – $432,611 Operating Expense/Trip – $16.10 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.18 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $198,478 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $40,829 1 Chevrolet 2007 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $8,119 1 Chevrolet 2007 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $135,049 1 Chevrolet 2006 5 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 3 Ford 2006 11 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $8,322 1 Dodge 2005 7 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $36,826 1 Chevrolet 2004 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2004 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $4,988 1 Chevrolet 2003 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $432,611 1 Dodge 2003 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Braun 2001 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 12 Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $3,751 State Assistance – $3,751 Federal Assistance – $30,008 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $37,510 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 75 Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) 4987 County Home Road • Delaware, OH 43015 (740) 368-9383 Fax: (740) 362-7603 Dennis L. Schooley Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.ridedata.com Grantee Provider Delaware County Transit Board Fixed Route: 4987 County Home Road None Delaware, OH 43015 Contact: Gary Dougherty, Board Chair (614) 224-0761 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation Delaware Area Transit Agency 4987 County Home Road Delaware, OH 43015 System Area: Delaware County Contact: Dennis L. Schooley, Director (740) 368-9383 System Square Miles: 459 Email: [email protected] System Population: 109,989 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Administrative, Operations, Human Resources and Risk Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Manager: Saturdays . . . – – Crystal James 740-368-9033, Annual Passenger Trips: – 44,189 Annual E & D Passengers: – 17,357 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 366,093 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 20,589 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 22 General Administration . . – 4 76 Total ...... – 26 Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $666,670 Operating Recovery Ratio – 15.44% Total Administrative Costs – $321,458 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.70 Total System Costs – $988,128 Operating Expense/Trip – $22.36 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.12 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $382,708 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $93,627 4 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $11,763 2 Ford 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $317,926 1 Chevrolet 2002 2 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Chevrolet 2002 5 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $56,663 1 Ford 2002 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $95,896 2 Chevrolet 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2001 18 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $29,545 2 Chevrolet 2000 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $988,128 1 Other 1999 26 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 15 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $27,202 State Assistance – $27,202 Federal Assistance – $217,616 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $272,020 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 77 Fayette County Transportation Program 324 East Court Street • Washington Court House, OH 43160 (740) 335-7282 Fax: (740) 335-6802 Bambi Baughn Email: [email protected] Deputy Director Grantee Provider Community Action of Fayette County Fixed Route: 324 East Court Street None Washington Court House, OH 43160 Contact: Jack M. Hagerty, Executive Director (740) 335-7282 FAX: (740) 335-6802 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Community Action of Fayette County 324 East Court Street Washington Court House, OH 43160 System Area: Fayette County Contact: Bambi Baughn, Deputy Director (740) 335-7282 FAX: (740) 335-6802 System Square Miles: 408 Email: [email protected] System Population: 28,456 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Deputy Director and Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 8:00AM – 5:00PM Bambi Baughn Saturdays . . . – – 740-335-7282, Base ...... – $1.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $0.50 Transfers ...... –– County service $1.50, E&D $.75 Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 25,062 Annual E & D Passengers: – 13,012 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 203,775 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 10,953 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 11 General Administration . . – 2 78 Total ...... – 13 Fayette County Transportation Program - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $502,723 Operating Recovery Ratio – 40.84% Total Administrative Costs – $48,197 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.70 Total System Costs – $550,920 Operating Expense/Trip – $21.98 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.12 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $249,442 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $65,227 1 Dodge 2007 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $6,235 2 Dodge 2006 7 No Gasoline Local Assistance – $5,000 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Chevrolet 2004 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $14,277 1 Supreme 2003 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $210,739 1 Chevrolet 2002 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Chevrolet 2001 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – – 1 Dodge 2001 7 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $550,920 1 Dodge 1999 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 1998 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Ford 1998 6 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 12 Local Assistance – $3,410 State Assistance – $3,410 Federal Assistance – $27,280 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $34,100 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 79 Geauga County Transit 12555 Merritt Road • Chardon, OH 44024 (440) 279-2156 Fax: (440) 285-9476 Kristina Fenselon Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.geaugatransit.org/ Grantee Provider Geauga County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: 470 Center Street, Building 4 None Chardon, OH 44024 Contact: Mary Samide, Board President (440) 279-1660 FAX: (440) 286-9177 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Geauga County Transit 12555 Merritt Road Chardon, OH 44024 System Area: Geauga County Contact: Kristina Fenselon, Director (440) 279-2156 FAX: (440) 285-9476 System Square Miles: 414 Email: [email protected] System Population: 90,895 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Transportation: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 9:00PM Kristina M. Fenselon Saturdays . . . – – 440-279-2156, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 65,367 Annual E & D Passengers: – 50,784 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 374,925 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 20,032 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 24 General Administration . . – 3 80 Total ...... – 27 Geauga County Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $949,651 Operating Recovery Ratio – 27.79% Total Administrative Costs – $300,579 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.33 Total System Costs – $1,250,230 Operating Expense/Trip – $19.13 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.17 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $589,297 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $154,562 4 El Dorado 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $74,258 3 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $7,104 1 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 El Dorado 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $71,637 3 Ford 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $275,783 3 Ford 2004 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 El Dorado 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $77,589 20 Total Revenues – $1,250,230 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $19,837 State Assistance – $19,837 Federal Assistance – $158,698 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $198,372 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 81 Greenville Transit System 1425 KitchenAid Way • Greenville, OH 45331 (937) 548-0437 Fax: (937) 548-1704 Pamela Garland Email: [email protected] Public Transportation Website: www.cityofgreenville.org Director Grantee Provider City of Greenville Fixed Route: Municipal Building, 100 Public Square None Greenville, OH 45331 Contact: Michael Bowers, Mayor (937) 548-1819 FAX: (937) 548-4103 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Community Action Partnership (CAP) 1469 Sweitzer Street Greenville, OH 45331 System Area: Darke County, City of Greenville, and selected locations in Dayton and Miami Contact: Janey Christman, Director of Transportation County (937) 548-8143 FAX: (937)-548-8397 System Square Miles: 605 Email: [email protected] System Population: 53,309 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response CAP County Director: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 8:00PM Janey Christman Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 8:00PM 937-548-8143, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 62,862 Annual E & D Passengers: – 42,566 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 343,156 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 20,481 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 13.25 General Administration . . – 2 82 Total ...... – 15.25 Greenville Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $642,345 Operating Recovery Ratio – 20.98% Total Administrative Costs – $125,203 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.24 Total System Costs – $767,548 Operating Expense/Trip – $12.21 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.18 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $325,982 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $125,231 1 Dodge 2007 6 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $61,373 3 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $83,311 1 Ford 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2005 13 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $115,583 2 Ford 2005 8 + 4 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $45,460 1 Ford 2004 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Chevrolet 2003 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $10,608 1 Ford 2003 5 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $767,548 1 Ford 2003 14 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2003 15 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Ford 2002 5 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 14 Local Assistance – $16,368 State Assistance – $16,367 Federal Assistance – $130,939 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $163,674 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 83 Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) 440 Scott Avenue • P.O. Box 179 • Findlay, OH 45839 (419) 423-7261 Ext. 24 Fax: (419) 423-7057 Kathryn Cox Email: [email protected] Transportation Manager Grantee Provider Hancock, Hardin, Wyandot, and Putnam Community Fixed Route: Action Commission, Inc. None 122 Jefferson Street, PO Box 179, Findlay, OH 45839 Contact: Dennis LaRocco, Executive Director (419) 423-3755 FAX: (419) 423-4115 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Hancock Area Transportation Services 440 Scott Avenue, P.O. Box 179 Findlay, OH 45839 System Area: Hancock County Contact: Kathryn Cox, Transportation Manager (419) 423-7261 Ext: 319 FAX: (419) 423-7057 System Square Miles: 532 Email: [email protected] System Population: 71,295 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director: Weekdays . . . – 7:15AM – 7:15PM Lucy Valerius Saturdays . . . – 7:15AM – 7:15PM 419-423-3755, Base ...... – $1.50 Youth ...... – $1.50 E & D ...... – $0.75 Transfers ...... –– Zone 2 $2.50 one-way; Zone 3 Toledo $15; Lima $13; Cleveland $30; Columbus $25. one-way Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 42,585 Annual E & D Passengers: – 35,894 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 200,510 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 15,547 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 16 General Administration . . – 2 84 Total ...... – 18 Hancock Area Transportation Services (HATS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $620,329 Operating Recovery Ratio – 11.62% Total Administrative Costs – $188,684 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $4.03 Total System Costs – $809,013 Operating Expense/Trip – $19.00 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.21 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $340,511 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $88,255 2 Ford 2007 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $14,695 2 Ford 2006 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $261,353 1 Ford 2006 7 No Gasoline 2 Ford 2006 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $37,942 2 Ford 2004 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $56,092 2 Dodge 2003 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Dodge 2002 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $10,165 2 Ford 2002 6 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $809,013 1 Dodge 1999 13 No Gasoline 16 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $13,023 State Assistance – $13,023 Federal Assistance – $104,184 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $130,230 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 85 Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) 536 North Market Street • Cadiz, OH 43907 (740) 942-1369 Fax: (740) 942-2032 Karen Couch Email: [email protected] Transportation Director Website: www.harrisoncountyohio.org/ed/ demographics/demographics.htm Grantee Provider Harrison County Rural Transit Board Fixed Route: 536 North Market Street None Cadiz, OH 43907 Contact: Paul Hartline, Board Chairman (740) 946-3035 FAX: (740) 942-8529 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Harrison County Rural Transit 536 North Market Street Cadiz, OH 43907 System Area: Harrison County Contact: Karen Couch, Transportation Director (740) 942-1369 FAX: (740) 942-8529 System Square Miles: 403.6 Email: [email protected] System Population: 15,856 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations & Vehicle Maintenance Manager, PTMS Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 7:00PM Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – – Tom Moore 740-942-1369, Base ...... –– Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – – Transfers ...... – – $1.00 to $2.50 based on origin and destination. Shopper shuttle $3.00. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 11,601 Annual E & D Passengers: – 5,267 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 188,358 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 10,921 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 7 General Administration . . – 4 86 Total ...... – 11 Harrison County Rural Transit (HCRT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $368,830 Operating Recovery Ratio – 46.25% Total Administrative Costs – $157,920 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.80 Total System Costs – $526,750 Operating Expense/Trip – $45.41 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.06 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $238,385 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $44,737 1 Chevrolet 2007 4 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – – 1 Dodge 2007 6 No Gasoline Local Assistance – – 1 Chevrolet 2006 4 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2006 6 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $17,362 1 Goshen 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $226,266 1 Goshen 2005 8 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Chevrolet 2004 3 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – – 1 Dodge 2002 6 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $526,750 1 El Dorado 2002 3 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2001 6 No Gasoline Fixed Demand 10 Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $80,582 State Assistance – $34,345 Federal Assistance – $274,756 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $389,683 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 87 Huron County Transit 130 Shady Lane • Norwalk, OH 44857 (419) 668-6245 Fax: (419) 668-9525 Lucinda Smith Email: [email protected] Executive Director Website: www.huroncountytransit.org Grantee Provider Senior Enrichment Services Fixed Route: 130 Shady Lane None Norwalk, OH 44857 Contact: Lucinda Smith, Executive Director (419) 668-6245 FAX: (419) 668-9525 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Senior Enrichment Services 130 Shady Lane Norwalk, OH 44857 System Area: Huron County Contact: Lucinda Smith, Executive Director (419) 668-6245 FAX: (419) 668-9525 System Square Miles: 493 Email: [email protected] System Population: 59,487 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Transportation Supervisor: Weekdays . . . – 5:30AM – 8:00PM Tom Schwann Saturdays . . . – 8:30AM – 4:30PM 419-668-6245, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 17,366 Annual E & D Passengers: – 5,422 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 225,246 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 10,643 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 7 General Administration . . – 1 88 Total ...... – 8 Huron County Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $234,907 Operating Recovery Ratio – 33.44% Total Administrative Costs – $124,583 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.60 Total System Costs – $359,490 Operating Expense/Trip – $20.70 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.08 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $163,920 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $70,365 1 Chevrolet 2007 4 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – – 1 Ford 2007 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 2 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 5 Ford 2005 4 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $29,989 1 Dodge 2002 13 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $90,216 10 Other Revenues – – Total Revenues – $359,490 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $365 State Assistance – $365 Federal Assistance – $2,920 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $3,650 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 89 Lancaster Public Transit System 815 Lawrence Street • Lancaster, OH 43130 (740) 687-6668 Fax: (740) 687-6694 Rosann Christian Email: [email protected] Director of Public Website: Transit www.ci.lancaster.oh.us/dept/transit/ Grantee Provider City of Lancaster Fixed Route: 104 East Main Street None Lancaster, OH 43130 Contact: David Smith, Mayor (740) 687-6600 FAX: (740) 687-6698 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation MV Transportation 746 Lawrence Street Lancaster, OH 43130 System Area: City of Lancaster Contact: Kevin Snyder, General Manager (740) 681-5086 FAX: (740) 681-5088 System Square Miles: 18 Email: [email protected] System Population: 35,335 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Public Transit: Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 9:00PM Rosann Christian Saturdays . . . – 7:00AM – 6:30PM 740-687-6668, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 85,735 Annual E & D Passengers: – 23,399 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 173,348 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 13,885 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 14 General Administration . . – 4 90 Total ...... – 18 Lancaster Public Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $718,250 Operating Recovery Ratio – 37.96% Total Administrative Costs – $111,279 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $4.79 Total System Costs – $829,529 Operating Expense/Trip – $9.68 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.49 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $341,751 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $118,246 1 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $46,793 1 Ford 2005 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2004 16 + 1 wc Yes Dual Fuel Sources Local Assistance – $7,864 1 Ford 2004 12 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $91,660 1 Supreme 2004 5 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Chevrolet 2003 6 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $223,215 3 Ford 2003 14 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – – 3 Ford 2001 4 No Gasoline 12 Total Revenues – $829,529 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $4,120 State Assistance – $4,119 Federal Assistance – $32,954 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $41,193 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 91 Transportation for Logan County (TLC) 3023 County Road 91 • Bellefontaine, OH 43311 (937) 593-0034 Fax: (937) 593-0084 Denise Bergen-Birt Email: [email protected] CEO Website: www.tricountycls.com/tlc.htm Grantee Provider Tri-County Community Action Commission Fixed Route: 3023 County Road 91 None Bellefontaine, OH 4331 Contact: Denise Bergen-Birt, CEO (937) 593-0034 FAX: (937) 593-0084 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Tri-County Community Action Commission 3023 County Road 91 Bellefontaine, OH 43324 System Area: Logan County Contact: Denise Bergen-Birt, CEO (937) 593-0034 FAX: (937) 593-0084 System Square Miles: 458.5 Email: [email protected] System Population: 46,005 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Trann Porter Saturdays . . . – – 937-593-0034 ext. 513, Annual Passenger Trips: – 30,965 Annual E & D Passengers: – 19,648 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 213,888 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 14,306 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 19 General Administration . . – 4 92 Total ...... – 23 Transportation for Logan County (TLC) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $351,727 Operating Recovery Ratio – 24.73% Total Administrative Costs – $117,491 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.19 Total System Costs – $469,218 Operating Expense/Trip – $15.15 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.14 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $216,364 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $56,639 1 Ford 2008 13 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $4,304 1 Chevrolet 2007 3 No Gasoline Local Assistance – $75,869 2 Ford 2006 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2005 6 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $36,490 1 Ford 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $79,552 1 Chevrolet 2004 6 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2004 8 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – – 1 Supreme 2003 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $469,218 1 Chevrolet 2002 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2002 6 No Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Chevrolet 2001 9 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 1 Dodge 2000 6 No Gasoline 13 Local Assistance – $3,618 State Assistance – $3,618 Federal Assistance – $28,944 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $36,180 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 93 Logan Transit System 1005 C.I.C. Drive • Logan, OH 43138 (740) 385-6813 Fax: (740) 385-0866 Darlene Gillenwater Email: [email protected] Transit Supervisor Grantee Provider Hocking-Athens-Perry Community Action Fixed Route: 3 Cardaras Drive, P. O. Box 220 None Glouster, OH 45732 Contact: Jessica Stroh, Director of Employment Services (740) 764-4500 FAX: (740) 767-2301 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Hocking-Athens-Perry Community Action 1005 C.I.C. Drive Logan, OH 43138 System Area: City of Logan Contact: Darlene Gillenwater, Transit Supervisor (740) 385-6813 FAX: (740) 385-0866 System Square Miles: 3.5 Email: [email protected] System Population: 7,600 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Employment & Economic Development Director: Weekdays . . . – 9:00AM – 5:00PM Jessica Stroh Saturdays . . . – – 740-767-4500, Base ...... – $2.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $1.00 Transfers ...... –– Fare rates are for tokens. Fare is $4.00 without token. Additional $1.00/mile for all trips outside the city limits . Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 16,610 Annual E & D Passengers: – 13,437 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 35,745 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 2,971 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 3 General Administration . . – 1 94 Total ...... – 4 Logan Transit System - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $99,977 Operating Recovery Ratio – 12.98% Total Administrative Costs – $50,916 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $4.22 Total System Costs – $150,893 Operating Expense/Trip – $9.08 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.46 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $65,650 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $27,279 1 Ford 2007 8 + 1 wc Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $38,149 2 Chevrolet 2007 4 + 1 wc Gasoline Local Assistance – $222 3 Passenger Fares – $19,593 Contract Fares – – Other Revenues – – Total Revenues – $150,893 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – – State Assistance – – Federal Assistance – – Total Capital Funds Awarded – – Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 95 Marion Area Transit (MAT) 137 S. State Street • Marion, OH 43302 (740) 387-7153 Fax: (740) 382-1623 Jeff Marsh Email: [email protected] Transit Administrator Website: www.mariononline.com/cityofmarion/ Grantee Provider City of Marion Fixed Route: Municipal Building, 233 West Center Street None Marion, OH 43302 Contact: Scott Schertzer, Mayor (740) 387-3591 FAX: (740) 387-2813 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Marion Area Transit 137 South State Street Marion, OH 43302 System Area: City of Marion Contact: Jeff Marsh, Administrator (740) 387-7153 FAX: (740) 382-1623 System Square Miles: 114 Email: [email protected] System Population: 47,113 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Account Clerk: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Carolyn K. Gates Saturdays . . . – – 740-387-7153, < [email protected]> Sundays . . . . – – Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $1.25 Youth ...... – $0.60 E & D ...... – $0.60 Transfers ...... –– Enhanced service (Door to Door) fares range from $2.50 - $6.25 based on mileage. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 175,220 Annual E & D Passengers: – 54,276 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 184,757 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 18,619 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 17 General Administration . . – 2 96 Total ...... – 19 Marion Area Transit (MAT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $634,040 Operating Recovery Ratio – 15.52% Total Administrative Costs – $137,244 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $4.17 Total System Costs – $771,284 Operating Expense/Trip – $4.40 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.95 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $325,792 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $188,015 2 El Dorado 2007 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $26,372 2 El Dorado 2006 24 No Diesel Local Assistance – $7,081 1 Ford 2005 25 No Diesel 1 Ford 2003 25 No Diesel Passenger Fares – $119,699 1 Ford 2003 20 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – – 1 Ford 2000 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Supreme 1999 12 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $104,325 3 Ford 1998 12 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $771,284 1 Ford 1998 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 13 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $11,800 State Assistance – $11,800 Federal Assistance – $94,400 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $118,000 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 97 Medina County Transit 144 North Broadway • Medina, OH 44256 (330) 723-9670 Ext. 28 Fax: (330) 725-9169 Scott Uhas Email: [email protected] Transit Director Website: www.ridemedinaco.org/home.asp Grantee Provider Medina County Commissioners Fixed Route: 144 North Broadway None Medina, OH 44256 Contact: Sharon A. Ray, County Administrator (330) 722-9208 FAX: (330) 722-9206 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Medina County Transit 3334 Myers Road Medina, OH 44256 System Area: Medina County Contact: Scott Uhas, Transit Director (330) 723-9670 Ext: 28 FAX: (330) 725-9169 System Square Miles: 422 Email: [email protected] System Population: 151,095 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Trans. Supervisor/Trainer/Advertising Coord.: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Donald Whitner Saturdays . . . – 8:00AM – 6:00PM 330-764-8098, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 121,841 Annual E & D Passengers: – 81,776 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 635,108 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 41,291 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 44 General Administration . . – 6 98 Total ...... – 50 Medina County Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,419,791 Operating Recovery Ratio – 25.00% Total Administrative Costs – $333,596 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.76 Total System Costs – $1,753,387 Operating Expense/Trip – $14.39 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.19 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $738,902 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $176,171 3 Ford 2007 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $9,622 1 Ford 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $176,908 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Goshen 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $63,202 1 Tesco 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $375,075 4 Chevrolet 2005 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $213,507 1 Chevrolet 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $1,753,387 1 Braun 2003 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 5 Goshen 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand 1 Chevrolet 2002 5 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 2 Ford 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Dodge 2000 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $12,047 24 State Assistance – $12,047 Federal Assistance – $96,376 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $120,470 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 99 Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) 25 Columbus Road • Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 (740) 392-7026 Ext. 24 Fax: (740) 392-7432 Pam Hinkens Email: [email protected] Administrator Grantee Provider Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) Fixed Route: 25 Columbus Rd. None Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 Contact: Earl Justice, Board President (740) 392-0161 FAX: (740) 393-7432 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation Mid-Ohio Transit Authority 25 Columbus Road Mount Vernon, OH 43050 System Area: Knox County Contact: Pam Hinkens, Administrator (740) 392-7026 Ext: 24 FAX: (740) 392-7432 System Square Miles: 527 Email: [email protected] System Population: 54,500 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager, ADA Coordinator: Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 8:00PM John P. Madden Saturdays . . . – 5:00AM – 8:00PM 740-392-7026, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 131,967 Annual E & D Passengers: – 64,556 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 614,036 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 50,904 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 41 General Administration . . – 3 100 Total ...... – 44 Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,091,160 Operating Recovery Ratio – 27.70% Total Administrative Costs – $247,142 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.18 Total System Costs – $1,338,302 Operating Expense/Trip – $10.14 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.21 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $597,302 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $222,984 1 Ford 2007 5 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $112,905 6 Supreme 2007 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $31,580 4 Supreme 2007 7 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Ford 2006 5 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $143,699 1 Ford 2005 5 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $226,951 1 Supreme 2005 10 No Gasoline 2 Ford 2004 6 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $2,881 1 Dodge 2003 11 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $1,338,302 1 Dodge 2003 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Dodge 2001 13 No Gasoline Fixed Demand 3 Dodge 2001 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 5 Ford 2001 6 No Gasoline 1 Ford 2001 24 No Diesel Local Assistance – $14,253 1 Ford 1999 20 + 5 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance – $14,253 1 Ford 1999 21 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Dodge 1998 11 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Federal Assistance – $114,026 33 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $142,532 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 101 Monroe County Public Transportation 118 Home Avenue • P.O. Box 507 • Woodsfield, OH 43793 (740) 472-2505 Fax: (740) 472-2531 Denise Potts Email: [email protected] Director Website: www.monroetransit.com/ Grantee Provider Monroe County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: County Courthouse, 101 North Main Street, Room 12 None Woodsfield, OH 43793 Contact: John Pyles, Board President (740) 472-1341 FAX: (740) 472-5156 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Monroe County Public Transportation 118 Home Avenue, P.O. Box 507 Woodsfield, OH 43793 System Area: Monroe County Contact: Denise Potts, Transportation Coordinator (740) 472-2505 FAX: (740) 472-2531 System Square Miles: 455.6 Email: [email protected] System Population: 15,497 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Weekdays . . . – 6:15AM – 1:20AM Saturdays . . . – 6:15AM – 1:20AM Sundays . . . . – 6:15AM – 1:20AM Subscription Service 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM M-F Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $1.50 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $0.75 Transfers ...... –– Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 37,752 Annual E & D Passengers: – 25,817 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 193,448 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 10,963 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 7 General Administration . . – 2 102 Total ...... – 9 Monroe County Public Transportation - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $175,697 Operating Recovery Ratio – 23.75% Total Administrative Costs – $63,563 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.24 Total System Costs – $239,260 Operating Expense/Trip – $6.34 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.20 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $112,417 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $43,413 1 Chevrolet 2007 6 N Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $2,943 1 Chevrolet 2007 6 + 1 N Gasoline Local Assistance – $22,682 2 Chevrolet 2006 6 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2005 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $13,546 1 Ford 2004 25 No Diesel Contract Fares – $43,267 1 Dodge 2002 14 No Gasoline 1 Ford 2001 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $992 1 Ford 2001 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $239,260 1 Braun 2000 6 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 1999 11 No Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Ford 1996 6 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 12 Local Assistance – $3,203 State Assistance – $3,203 Federal Assistance – $25,624 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $32,030 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 103 Morgan County Transit 155 E. Main Street • Room 146 • McConnelsville, OH 43756 (740) 962-9125 Fax: (740) 962-1341 John Sampson Email: [email protected] Transportation Manager Grantee Provider Morgan County Commissioners Fixed Route: 155 Main Street, Room 216 None McConnelsville, OH 43756 Contact: Rick Shriver, President (740) 962-3183 FAX: (740) 962-1341 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Morgan County Transit 155 E. Main Street, Room 146 McConnelsville, OH 43756 System Area: Morgan County Contact: John Sampson, Transportation Manager (740) 962-9125 FAX: (740) 962-1341 System Square Miles: 418 Email: [email protected] System Population: 14,897 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Weekdays . . . – 8:00AM – 5:00PM Relations, Human Resources, Manager, ADA, NTD, PTMS Saturdays . . . – – Coordinator: John Sampson, 740-962-1417 Sundays . . . . – – Limited 4:30AM-8:00AM M-F; Limited on Holidays Finance Manager: Shannon Wells 740-962-1322 Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $1.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – – Transfers ...... – – Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 10,767 Annual E & D Passengers: – 5,715 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 160,994 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 7,021 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 5.93 General Administration . . – 1 104 Total ...... – 6.93 Morgan County Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $169,938 Operating Recovery Ratio – 75.92% Total Administrative Costs – $58,439 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.42 Total System Costs – $228,377 Operating Expense/Trip – $21.21 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.07 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $37,317 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $17,438 1 Supreme 2008 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – – 1 Chevrolet 2006 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 2 Dodge 2006 6 No Gasoline 1 Supreme 2006 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $6,321 1 Supreme 1999 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $167,069 6 Other Revenues – – Total Revenues – $228,377 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $3,204 State Assistance – $3,205 Federal Assistance – $25,638 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $32,047 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 105 Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) 275 N. Toussaint South • Oak Harbor, OH 43449 (419) 898-3170 Fax: (419) 898-3167 Bill Lowe Email: [email protected] Transportation Director Website: www.ocbmr.org/octa.htm Grantee Provider Ottawa County Transit Board Fixed Route: 275 N. Toussaint South None Oak Harbor, OH 43449 Contact: Gerald Arnold, Chairman (419) 898-3170 FAX: (419) 898-3167 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Ottawa County Transportation Agency 275 N. Toussaint South Oak Harbor, OH 43449 System Area: Ottawa County Contact: Bill Lowe, Transportation Director (419) 898-3170 FAX: (419) 898-3167 System Square Miles: 253 Email: [email protected] System Population: 40,985 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 8:00PM Jack Cupp Saturdays . . . – 6:00AM – 8:00PM 419-898-7433, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 84,320 Annual E & D Passengers: – 66,627 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 549,609 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 25,137 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 24 General Administration . . – 3 106 Total ...... – 27 Ottawa County Transportation Agency (OCTA) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,380,032 Operating Recovery Ratio – 61.93% Total Administrative Costs – $186,484 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.85 Total System Costs – $1,566,516 Operating Expense/Trip – $18.58 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.15 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $305,031 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $96,970 3 Ford 2007 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $23,265 2 Ford 2007 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 2 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $142,536 1 Ford 2005 9 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $54,768 1 Ford 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $915,325 1 Ford 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2004 4 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $28,621 1 Supreme 2004 10 + 1 wc Yes Diesel 1 Bluebird 2003 28 + 7 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $1,566,516 1 Ford 2003 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 1 Bluebird 2000 24 + 7 wc Yes Diesel 1 Dodge 1999 15 No Gasoline Local Assistance – $13,167 1 Bluebird 1998 25 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 International 1998 33 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State Assistance – $13,167 1 Bluebird 1994 28 + 7 wc Yes Diesel Federal Assistance – $105,338 21 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $131,672 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 107 Perry County Transit (PCT) P.O. Box 265 • 600 West Broadway • New Lexington, OH 43764 (740) 342-2810 Fax: (740) 342-5546 Gloria Funk Email: [email protected] Transit Coordinator Grantee Provider Perry County Commissioners Fixed Route: 121 West Brown Street, P.O. Box 248 None New Lexington, OH 43764 Contact: Thad Cooperrider, President (740) 342-2045 FAX: (740) 342-5505 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Perry County Transit (PCT) P.O. Box 265, 600 West Broadway New Lexington, OH 43764 System Area: Perry County Contact: Gloria Funk, Transit Coordinator (740) 342-2810 FAX: (740) 342-5546 System Square Miles: 410 Email: [email protected] System Population: 35,000 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations, Vehicle Maintenance, Marketing, Public Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:30PM Relations, Human Resources, Finance, Manager, ADA, Saturdays . . . – 8:00AM – 4:00PM NTD PTMS Coordinator: Gloria Funk, 740-342-5546 Sundays . . . . – – Dispatcher, Driver: Tania Kirkpatrick 740-342-2810 Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... – $2.00 Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – $1.00 Transfers ...... –– Base fare up to $4.50 depending on zone. Travel beyond designated zone is additional $.50 per zone Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 21,817 Annual E & D Passengers: – 11,250 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 193,740 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 9,662 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 9 General Administration . . – 1 108 Total ...... – 10 Perry County Transit (PCT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $269,715 Operating Recovery Ratio – 67.46% Total Administrative Costs – $67,388 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.74 Total System Costs – $337,103 Operating Expense/Trip – $15.45 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.11 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $83,680 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $16,697 1 Dodge 2007 6 N Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $9,331 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 1 Ford 2004 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Dodge 2001 6 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $25,866 1 Dodge 2000 6 No Gasoline Contract Fares – $201,529 1 Braun 1999 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 7 Other Revenues – – Total Revenues – $337,103 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $161 State Assistance – $161 Federal Assistance – $1,290 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $1,612 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 109 Pickaway Area Rural Transit 469 East Ohio Street • P.O. Box 67 • Circleville, OH 43113 (740) 474-8835 Fax: (740) 477-5735 Mark Mills Email: [email protected] Transportation Website: www.picca.info/trans.htm Operations Manager Grantee Provider Pickaway County Community Action Fixed Route: 469 East Ohio Street, P.O. Box 67 None Circleville, OH 43113 Contact: Dave Hannahs, Executive Director (740) 477-1655 FAX: (740) 477-5735 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response and Point Deviation Pickaway County Community Action 469 East Ohio Street Circleville, OH 43113 System Area: Pickaway County Contact: Mark Mills, Transportation Operations Manager (740) 474-8835 FAX: (740) 477-5735 System Square Miles: 518 Email: [email protected] System Population: 51,900 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Transportation Director, Operations, Marketing, Public Weekdays . . . – 7:00AM – 7:30PM Relations, Risk Manager, NTD, PTMS Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – – Andrew Binegar 740-477-1655, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 76,812 Annual E & D Passengers: – 51,818 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 310,275 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 19,458 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 15 General Administration . . – 2 110 Total ...... – 17 Pickaway Area Rural Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $667,853 Operating Recovery Ratio – 37.41% Total Administrative Costs – $142,871 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.61 Total System Costs – $810,724 Operating Expense/Trip – $10.55 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.25 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $393,696 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $106,719 1 Chevrolet 2007 3 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $5,484 1 El Dorado 2007 11 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 1 Ford 2007 11 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2006 9 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $23,331 1 Ford 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $279,943 5 Dodge 2005 7 No Gasoline 1 Dodge 2005 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – – 3 Chevrolet 2004 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $810,724 2 Chevrolet 2004 3 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 3 Chevrolet 2003 10 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand 1 Dodge 2003 7 No Gasoline Capital Funds Route Response 1 Ford 2000 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2000 25 No Diesel Local Assistance – $8,502 22 State Assistance – $8,503 Federal Assistance – $68,021 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $85,026 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 111 Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS)941 Market - Streetcontinued • P.O. Box 799 • Piketon, OH 45661 (740)941 Market 289-2371 Street • P.O. BoxFax: 799 (740) • Piketon, 289-4291 OH 45661 Diane(740) 289-2371 Renner Email:Fax: (740) [email protected] 289-4291 DianeCATS Director Renner Email: [email protected] CATS Director Grantee Provider Community Action Committee of Pike County Fixed Route: 941 Market Street, P.O. Box 799 None Piketon, OH 45661 Contact: Ray Roberts, Executive Director (740) 289-2371 FAX: (740) 289-4291 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Community Action Committee of Pike County 941 Market Street, P.O. Box 799 Piketon, OH 45661 System Area: Pike County Contact: Diane Renner, CATS Director (740) 289-2371 FAX: (740) 289-4291 System Square Miles: 444.12 Email: [email protected] System Population: 27,841 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Program Director, Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 7:00AM – 5:00PM Diane Renner Saturdays . . . – – 740-289-2371, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 28,811 Annual E & D Passengers: – 22,202 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 141,585 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 7,359 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 6 General Administration . . – 1 112 Total ...... – 7 Pike County/Community Action Transit System (CATS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $300,356 Operating Recovery Ratio – 11.03% Total Administrative Costs – $120,587 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.97 Total System Costs – $420,943 Operating Expense/Trip – $14.61 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.20 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $203,695 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $64,229 1 Supreme 2008 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $6,897 1 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $57,113 2 Ford 2005 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Ford 2004 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $10,550 1 Supreme 2003 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $35,868 1 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 8 Other Revenues – $42,591 Total Revenues – $420,943 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $4,986 State Assistance – $4,986 Federal Assistance – $39,889 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $49,861 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 113 Transportation Resources for Independent People People109 S. Frontp of Street Sandusky • P.O. Box County 43420 • Fremont,(TRIPS) OHp - 43420continuedp 109 S. Front Street • P.O. Box 43420 • Fremont, OH 43420 (419) 334-8911 Fax: (419) 334-5125 (419) 334-8911 Fax: (419) 334-5125 Robin Richter Email: [email protected] RobinSenior RichterPrograms Website:Email: [email protected] SeniorDirector Programs www.wsos.org/programs/seniors/trips.phpWebsite: Director www.wsos.org/programs/seniors/trips.php Grantee Provider WSOS Community Action Commission, Inc Fixed Route: 109 S. Front Street, P. O. Box 590 None Fremont, OH 43420 Contact: Neil McCabe, President/CEO (419) 334-8911 FAX: (419) 334-5125 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response TRIPS 109 S. Front Street, P. O. Box 590 Fremont, OH 43420 System Area: Sandusky County Contact: Robin Richter, Senior Programs Director (419) 334-8911 FAX: (419) 334-5125 System Square Miles: 410 Email: [email protected] System Population: 61,792 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Director of Senior Programs/Trans. Coordinator, Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 7:00PM Marketing Manager, PTMS Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – 5:00AM – 7:00PM Robin Richter 419-332-2015, Director of Human Resources, Risk Manager: Adrienne Fausey 419-334-8911, Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 18 General Administration . . – 0.7 114 Total ...... – 18.7 Transportation Resources for Independent People of Sandusky County (TRIPS) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $510,970 Operating Recovery Ratio – 59.23% Total Administrative Costs – $153,052 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.07 Total System Costs – $664,022 Operating Expense/Trip – $17.95 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.12 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $220,994 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $46,771 2 Chevrolet 2007 5 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – – 2 Ford 2006 8 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $791 2 DCB 2005 6 No Gasoline 2 Ford 2005 5 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $59,979 2 Chevrolet 2003 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $333,330 4 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 1999 12 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $2,157 15 Total Revenues – $664,022 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $12,286 State Assistance – $12,286 Federal Assistance – $98,288 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $122,860 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 115 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) 601 Eighth Street • Portsmouth, OH 45662 (740) 353-5626 Ext. 208 Fax: (740) 353-4321 Larry Mullins Email: [email protected] Transportation Coordinator Grantee Provider Scioto County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: 602 Seventh Street, Room 1, Scioto County Courthouse None Portsmouth, OH 45662 Contact: Vernal G. Riffe, III, Chairperson (740) 355-8289 FAX: (740) 353-7358 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Access Scioto County 601 Eighth Street Portsmouth, OH 45662 System Area: Scioto County Contact: Larry Mullins, Transportation Coordinator (740) 353-5626 Ext: 208 FAX: (740) 353-4321 System Square Miles: 612.3 Email: [email protected] System Population: 79,195 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager: Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:00PM Lisa Potts Saturdays . . . – – 740-353-5626 ext. 202, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 94,087 Annual E & D Passengers: – 21,449 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 270,650 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 20,368 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 15 General Administration . . – 4 116 Total ...... – 19 Scioto County/Access Scioto County (ASC) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $689,298 Operating Recovery Ratio – 56.74% Total Administrative Costs – $281,371 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $3.59 Total System Costs – $970,669 Operating Expense/Trip – $10.32 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.35 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $351,853 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $60,697 2 Ford 2007 11 + 1 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance – $2,133 2 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – – 2 Ford 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 Ford 2005 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares – $71,662 1 Ford 2004 6 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $479,089 1 Ford 2003 12 + 3 wc Yes Diesel 1 Supreme 2001 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – $5,235 1 El Dorado 2000 16 + 1 wc Yes Diesel Total Revenues – $970,669 1 Chevrolet 1999 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 12 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $13,536 State Assistance – $13,537 Federal Assistance – $108,293 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $135,366 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 117 Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) 3140 South SR 100, Suite F • Tiffin, OH 44883 (419) 448-7344 Fax: (419) 448-8484 Linda Good Email: [email protected] Executive Director Grantee Provider Seneca County Agency Transportation Fixed Route: 3140 South SR 100, Suite F None Tiffin, OH 44883 Contact: Linda Good, Executive Director (419) 448-7344 FAX: (419) 448-8484 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Seneca County Agency Transportation 3140 South SR 100, Suite F Tiffin, OH 44883 System Area: Seneca County Contact: Linda Good, Executive Director (419) 448-7344 FAX: (419) 448-8484 System Square Miles: 550 Email: [email protected] System Population: 62,579 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Weekdays . . . – 5:00AM – 6:00PM Saturdays . . . – 5:00AM – 3:00PM Sundays . . . . – – Limited Saturday hours in Tiffin. Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Base ...... –– Youth ...... –– E & D ...... – – Transfers ...... – – Fares based on destination, $2.00 - $5.00, E&D $1.00 - $2.50. Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 52,371 Annual E & D Passengers: – 32,236 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 302,522 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 17,559 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 13 General Administration . . – 2 118 Total ...... – 15 Seneca County Agency Transportation (SCAT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $383,090 Operating Recovery Ratio – 43.88% Total Administrative Costs – $100,067 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $1.60 Total System Costs – $483,157 Operating Expense/Trip – $9.23 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.17 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $198,922 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $42,703 1 Ford 2008 7 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $20,151 1 Dodge 2007 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2007 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – – 1 Ford 2006 12 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $79,329 1 Ford 2006 10 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Ford 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $132,674 1 Ford 2005 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Other Revenues – $9,378 1 Ford 2005 2 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline 1 General Motors 2005 6 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $483,157 1 Chevrolet 2004 4 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Supreme 2004 2 + 3 wc Yes Gasoline Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 1 Chevrolet 2003 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2003 6 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $8,889 1 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Chevrolet 2001 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline State Assistance – $8,890 1 Dodge 2001 7 No Gasoline Federal Assistance – $71,118 1 Chevrolet 1998 7 No Gasoline 17 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $88,897 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 119 Shelby Public Transit City of Sidney • 415 S. Vandemark Rd. • Sidney, OH 45365 (937) 498-8151 Fax: (937) 498-8150 Deb Grogean Email: [email protected] Transit Manager Website: www.sidneyoh.com/ departments/dialaride.htm Grantee Provider City of Sidney Fixed Route: Municipal Building, 201 West Poplar Street None Sidney, OH 45365 Contact: Steve Stilwell, City Manager (937) 498-8110 FAX: (937) 498-8139 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Shelby Public Transit 415 South Vandemark Road Sidney, OH 45365 System Area: Shelby County & City of Sidney Contact: Deb Gorgean, Transit Manager (937) 498-8151 FAX: (937) 498-8150 System Square Miles: 409 Email: [email protected] System Population: 47,910 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations Manager, Transit Clerk: Weekdays . . . – 7:30AM – 4:30PM Regina Ostendorf Saturdays . . . – – 937-498-8711, HR Manager: Vickie Allen 937-498-8144, Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 8 General Administration . . – 2 120 Total ...... – 10 Shelby Public Transit - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $392,992 Operating Recovery Ratio – 30.76% Total Administrative Costs – $180,387 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.96 Total System Costs – $573,379 Operating Expense/Trip – $13.25 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.22 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $253,153 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $55,416 1 Dodge 2007 5 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $21,082 2 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $67,355 2 Ford 2006 4 + 4 wc Yes Diesel 2 Chevrolet 2004 2 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $48,894 1 Ford 2004 4 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares – $127,479 2 Ford 2004 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 2 Chevrolet 2002 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues – – 1 Dodge 2001 5 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues – $573,379 1 Chevrolet 2000 10 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 14 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $148,965 State Assistance – $11,464 Federal Assistance – $1,329,215 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $1,489,644 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 121 South East Area Transit (SEAT) 375 Fairbanks Street • Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 454-8573 Fax: (740) 454-7449 Steve Connell Email: [email protected] General Manager Website: www.zbus.com Grantee Provider South East Area Transit Board of Directors Fixed Route: 375 Fairbanks Street South East Area Transit Zanesville, OH 43701 375 Fairbanks Street Contact: Dave Lasure, Board President Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 452-5031 Contact: Steve Connell, General Manager Email: [email protected] (740) 454-8573 FAX: (740) 454-7449 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Fixed Route & Demand Response Same as above System Area: Muskingum County and Guernsey County System Square Miles: 664.6 System Population: 84,585 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response General Manager, ADA Coordinator: Weekdays . . . 6:00AM – 7:00PM 6:00AM – 7:00PM Steve Connell Saturdays . . . – – 740-454-8573 Sundays . . . . – – Operations Manager: Terry DeLancey 740-454-8573 Fixed Demand Fares Route Response Maintenance Manager: Base ...... $1.00 $2.00 Rich Wood Youth ...... $0.75 $1.50 740-454-8573 E & D ...... $0.50 $1.00 Finance Manager, NTD Coordinator: Transfers ...... –– Zephyr Baker Travel out of Muskingum County is $5.00 ($2.50 E&D); 740-454-8573 Within county is $3.00 ($1.50 E&D). Travel out of Guernsey County is $5.00 ($2.50 E&D); Paratransit is Risk Manager, D&A Administrator: $2.00 per one way trip Sharon Cornett 740-454-8573 Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Trans. Coord. (Guernsey County): Annual Passenger Trips: 124,492 29,993 Linda Minter Annual E & D Passengers: 13,406 3,063 740-439-3393 Annual Vehicle Miles: 387,614 122,981 Annual Vehicle Hours: 25,309 8,318 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... 21 6 General Administration . . 7 2 122 Total ...... 28 8 South East Area Transit (SEAT) - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs $1,271,772 $385,325 Operating Recovery Ratio 18.65% 33.96% Total Administrative Costs $520,556 $151,201 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $4.62 $4.36 Total System Costs $1,792,328 $536,526 Operating Expense/Trip $14.40 $17.89 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.32 0.24 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance $854,786 $258,789 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance $266,478 $87,757 3 Ford 2007 12 + 2 wc Yes Diesel State E&D Assistance $8,830 – 3 Ford 2006 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 Ford 2005 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance $284,684 $7,320 2 Ford 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Passenger Fares $82,756 $18,947 1 Gillig 2004 27 + 4 wc Yes Diesel Contract Fares $251,455 $163,233 2 Ford 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 6 El Dorado 2002 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Other Revenues $43,339 $480 1 Braun 2001 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2000 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Total Revenues $1,792,328 $536,526 2 Gillig 2000 33 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 1 El Dorado 1999 14 + 3 wc Yes Diesel Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response 1 International 1999 23 + 2 wc Yes Diesel 3 El Dorado 1998 16 + 2 wc Yes Diesel Local Assistance – $22,705 1 International 1997 33 No Diesel 30 State Assistance – $22,705 Federal Assistance – $181,642 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $227,052 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 123 Warren County Transit Service County Admin Bldg • 406 Justice Dr, Rm 311 • Lebanon, OH 45036 (513) 695-1323 Fax: (513) 695-2980 Jerry Haddix Email: [email protected] Transportation Coordinator Grantee Provider Warren County Board of Commissioners Fixed Route: County Administration Bldg, 406 Justice Dr. None Lebanon, OH 45036 Contact: David G. Young, President (513) 695-1250 FAX: (513) 695-2999 System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response MV Transportation 749 Columbus Ave. Lebanon, OH 45036 System Area: Warren County Contact: Tim Salyers, Operations Manager (513) 934-1939 FAX: (513) 934-1976 System Square Miles: 408 Email: [email protected] System Population: 158,383 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response General Manager - MV Transit, Operations, Human Weekdays . . . – 6:00AM – 6:30PM Resources, Risk Manager, ADA Coordinator: Saturdays . . . – – Tim Salyer 513-934-1939, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 65,173 Annual E & D Passengers: – 31,016 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 479,059 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 31,345 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 24 General Administration . . – 4 124 Total ...... – 28 Warren County Transit Service - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $1,297,274 Operating Recovery Ratio – 7.54% Total Administrative Costs – $25,448 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.76 Total System Costs – $1,322,722 Operating Expense/Trip – $20.30 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.14 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $583,758 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $168,743 2 Dodge 2007 6 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $23,048 5 Ford 2006 10 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $447,433 1 Ford 2006 40 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 1 Dodge 2005 6 No Gasoline Passenger Fares – $69,252 3 Ford 2004 16 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $30,488 2 Dodge 2003 8 + 1 wc Yes Gasoline 2 Dodge 2003 6 No Gasoline Other Revenues – – 2 Dodge 2003 6 No Gasoline Total Revenues – $1,322,722 3 Ford 2003 16 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 21 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $16,500 State Assistance – $16,500 Federal Assistance – $132,000 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $165,000 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 125 Wilmington City Cab Service City of Wilmington • 260 Charles Street • Wilmington, OH 45177 (937) 382-7964 Fax: (937) 382-2301 Phil Floyd Email: [email protected] Director of Public Website: Transportation www.ci.wilmington.oh.us/citycab.html Grantee Provider City of Wilmington Fixed Route: 69 North South Street None Wilmington, OH 45177 Contact: David Raizk, Mayor (937) 382-5458 FAX: (937) 382-0931 Email: [email protected] System Characteristics Demand Response: System Type: Demand Response Wilmington City Cab Service 260 Charles Street Wilmington, OH 45177 System Area: City of Wilmington Contact: Phil Floyd, Director of Public Transportation (937) 382-7964 FAX: (937) 382-2301 System Square Miles: 7 Email: [email protected] System Population: 11,999 Fixed Demand Additional Contact Information Service Hours Route Response Operations, ADA, PTMS Coordinator: Weekdays . . . – 6:30AM – 9:00PM Dan Daniels Saturdays . . . – 8:00AM – 5:00PM 937-382-7964, Fixed Demand Service Statistics Route Response Annual Passenger Trips: – 143,646 Annual E & D Passengers: – 53,468 Annual Vehicle Miles: – 434,872 Annual Vehicle Hours: – 32,969 Fixed Demand Personnel Route Response FTE FTE Operations ...... – 15 General Administration . . – 2 126 Total ...... – 17 Wilmington City Cab Service - continued Fixed Demand Fixed Demand Operating Expenses Route Response Performance Measures Route Response Total Operating Costs – $869,808 Operating Recovery Ratio – 20.08% Total Administrative Costs – $329,600 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile – $2.76 Total System Costs – $1,199,408 Operating Expense/Trip – $8.35 Fixed Demand Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile – 0.33 Operating Funds Route Response Vehicle Inventory Federal Assistance – $498,227 # Mfg Year Seating Accessible Fuel State Assistance – $152,799 3 Dodge 2007 6 No Gasoline State E&D Assistance – $51,838 2 Ford 2006 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Local Assistance – $250,634 1 Ford 2006 6 No Gasoline 3 Ford 2005 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Passenger Fares – $202,953 1 Ford 2004 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline Contract Fares – $37,853 2 Chevrolet 2003 8 + 2 wc Yes Gasoline 4 Ford 2003 5 No Gasoline Other Revenues – $5,104 16 Total Revenues – $1,199,408 Fixed Demand Capital Funds Route Response Local Assistance – $8,441 State Assistance – $8,440 Federal Assistance – $67,523 Total Capital Funds Awarded – $84,404 Dedicated Local Funding Source: Other Local Funding Sources: Additional Contact Info. (continued) 127 2007 Coordination Program ASHTABULA LAKE LUCAS FULTON GEAUGA WILLIAMS OTTAWA CUYAHOGA TRUMBULL SANDUSKY 14 WOOD ERIE LORAIN HENRY DEFIANCE PORTAGE 8 HURON SUMMIT SENECA MEDINA MAHONING HANCOCK PAULDING PUTNAM ASHLAND CRAWFORD STARK COLUMBIANA WYANDOT 3 WAYNE VAN WERT RICHLAND ALLEN 10 2 CARROLL HARDIN MARION HOLMES MERCER AUGLAIZE 7 12 JEFFERSON 4 MORROW KNOX HARRISON COSHOCTON TUSCARAWAS SHELBY LOGAN UNION DELAWARE 6 16 GUERNSEY CHAMPAIGN LICKING BELMONT DARKE MIAMI MUSKINGUM FRANKLIN CLARK 11 NOBLE MONROE MADISON FAIRFIELD PERRY PREBLE MONTGOMERY MORGAN GREENE PICKAWAY FAYETTE HOCKING WASHINGTON BUTLER WARREN CLINTON ATHENS 15 ROSS 13 VINTON HAMILTON 5 HIGHLAND MEIGS PIKE 9 JACKSON CLERMONT GALLIA BROWN ADAMS SCIOTO 1 LAWRENCE 129 Adams County Transportation 110 W. Main St., Room 140 • West Union, OH 45693 (937) 544-6868 Fax: (937) 544-5939 Sally Hayslip Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Adams County Commissioners System Area: Adams County 110 W. Main Street West Union, OH 45693 System Square Miles: 584 System Population: 27,330 (937) 544-3286 FAX: (937) 544-5992 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 5:30AM - 4:00PM Weekdays . . . Economic Development Saturdays . . . - 215 N. Cross St., Suite 102 West Union, OH 45693 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Elaine Collins (937) 544-3979 FAX: (937) 544-7149 Service Notes: Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $5 in county one-way, $3 for elderly and disabled on Total Operating Costs $100,660 Fridays Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 4,190 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.35 Annual Vehicle Miles: 74,829 Operating Expense/Trip $24.02 Annual Vehicle Hours: 3,465 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.06 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 2.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 3.0 130 Agency Transportation Advisory Committee 35 N. Park St. • Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774-6396 Fax: (419) 774-5685 Kathy Adams Email: [email protected] Public Transportation Planner Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Richland County Transit Board System Area: Richland County 35 N. Park St. Mansfield, OH 44902 System Square Miles: 497 System Population: 128,852 (419) 774-5684 FAX: (419) 774-5685 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 24 HRS Weekdays . . . Richland County Transit Board Saturdays . . . 24 HRS 35 N. Park St. Mansfield, OH 44902 Sundays . . . . 24 HRS Contact: Kathy Adams (419) 774-6396 FAX: (419) 774-5685 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response 1/2 of actual contract rate Total Operating Costs $93,403 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 8,568 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $3.17 Annual Vehicle Miles: 29,482 Operating Expense/Trip $10.90 Annual Vehicle Hours: 4,285 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.29 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... – General Administration . . 1.0 “Coordination Project was not funded by ODOT in 2008” Total ...... 1.0 131 Ashland Community Coordination Transit (ACCT) 206 Claremont Avenue • Ashland , OH 44805 (419) 281-4730 Fax: (419) 281-0400 Nancy Welch Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response City of Ashland System Area: Ashland County 206 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 System Square Miles: 424 System Population: 52,523 (419) 289-8622 FAX: (419) 281-0400 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 6:00AM - 9:00PM Weekdays . . . City of Ashland Saturdays . . . 8:00AM - 9:00PM 206 Claremont Avenue Ashland, OH 44805 Sundays . . . . 9:00AM - 2:00PM Contact: Ellie Grubb (419) 289-8170 FAX: (419) 281-0400 Service Notes: Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Zone 1 - $6; Zone 2 - $5; Zone 3 - $6; Maximum charge Total Operating Costs $59,291 for multiple Zones $7. Elderly & disabled discount of $1 per zone. Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 4,019 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $0.95 Annual Vehicle Miles: 62,500 Operating Expense/Trip $14.75 Annual Vehicle Hours: 1,569 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.06 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... – General Administration . . 1.0 “Coordination Project was not funded by ODOT in 2008” Total ...... 1.0 132 COLT Transportation System 909 E. Wayne St., Suite 110 • P.O. Box 381 • Celina, OH 45822 (419) 584-1550 Fax: (419) 584-1575 Debra Farrell Email: [email protected] Executive Director Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Mercer County Commissioners System Area: Auglaize & Mercer Counties 220 W. Livingston St., Room A201 Celina, OH 45822 System Square Miles: 864 System Population: 87,535 (419) 586-3178 FAX: (419) 586-1699 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 24 HRS Weekdays . . . SOURCES Community Network Saturdays . . . - 909 E. Wayne St., Suite 110, P.O. Box 381 Celina, OH 45822 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Debra Farrell (419) 584-1550 FAX: (419) 584-1575 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contracts only Total Operating Costs $304,692 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 19,643 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.17 Annual Vehicle Miles: 259,976 Operating Expense/Trip $15.51 Annual Vehicle Hours: 13,736 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.08 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 7.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 8.0 133 Community Area Transportation Services (CATS) 118 South New York Avenue • Wellston, OH 45692 (740) 384-3722 Ext. *922 Fax: (740) 384-5815 Tammy Riegel Email: [email protected] Transportation Director Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Vinton County Commissioners System Area: Jackson and Vinton Counties 100 E. Main St. McArthur, OH 45651 System Square Miles: 834 System Population: 45,447 (740) 596-4571 FAX: (740) 596-4702 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 7:00AM - 10:00PM Weekdays . . . Jackson-Vinton CAC Saturdays . . . - 118 South New York Avenue Wellston, OH 45692 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Cheryl Thiessen (740) 384-3722 Ext: *911 FAX: (740) 384-5815 Service Notes: Saturday - limited hours made by special arrangement for Email: [email protected] employment & dialysis Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Zone One - Vinton or Jackson $3 in-town/$5 Total Operating Costs $202,236 out-of-town; Zone Two - Athens, Jackson, Vinton, Hocking, Ross, Meigs & Gallia Co's. $10 roundtrip; Zone Three - Franklin, Pike, Fairfield & Pickaway Co's $20 roundtrip Medical Transport only Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 7,307 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.37 Annual Vehicle Miles: 147,400 Operating Expense/Trip $27.68 Annual Vehicle Hours: 8,356 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.05 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 5.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 6.0 134 Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation 349 1/2 Main Street • Coshocton, OH 43812 (740) 622-7139 Fax: (740) 623-2591 Deborah Edwards-Laney Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Coshocton County Commissioners System Area: Coshocton County 401 1/2 Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 System Square Miles: 564 System Population: 36,655 (740) 622-1753 FAX: (740) 622-4917 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 24 HRS Weekdays . . . Coshocton County Commissioners Saturdays . . . 24 HRS 349 1/2 Main Street Coshocton, OH 43812 Sundays . . . . 24 HRS Contact: Deborah Edwards-Laney, Coordinator (740) 622-1753 FAX: (740) 622-4917 Service Notes: Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $1.25 per mile; $1.00 for shuttle within City of Total Operating Costs $392,798 Coshocton; shuttle service to Dresden $3.00; shuttle service to Zanesville $5.00 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 16,151 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.69 Annual Vehicle Miles: 232,291 Operating Expense/Trip $24.32 Annual Vehicle Hours: 9,934 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.07 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 8.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 9.0 135 Hardin County Transportation Project 100 Memorial Ave. • Kenton, OH 43326 (419) 673-1102 Fax: (419) 673-8161 Shirl Taylor Email: [email protected] Executive Director Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Hardin County Commissioners System Area: Hardin County 1 Courthouse Sq., Suite 100 Kenton, OH 43326 System Square Miles: 470 System Population: 31,945 (419) 674-2205 FAX: (419) 674-2272 Email: [email protected] Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 7:30AM - 4:00PM Weekdays . . . Hardin County Council on Aging Saturdays . . . 7:00AM - 9:00AM4:00PM - 8:00PM 100 Memorial Ave. Kenton, OH 43326 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Shirl Taylor (419) 673-1102 FAX: (419) 673-8161 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $1.50 per mile Total Operating Costs $385,712 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 19,937 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.81 Annual Vehicle Miles: 213,015 Operating Expense/Trip $19.35 Annual Vehicle Hours: 10,223 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.09 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 12.5 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 13.5 136 Henry County Transportation Network 130 E. Clinton • Napoleon, OH 43545 (419) 592-8726 Fax: (419) 599-5525 Mike Saneholtz Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Henry County Commissioners System Area: Henry County 1853 Oakwood Avenue Napoleon, OH 43545 System Square Miles: 416 System Population: 29,210 (419) 592-4876 FAX: (419) 592-4016 Email: [email protected] Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 6:00AM - 8:00PM Weekdays . . . Henry County Senior Center Saturdays . . . 7:00AM - 6:00PM 130 E. Clinton Napoleon, OH 43545 Sundays . . . . 7:00AM - 2:00PM Contact: Robin Small (419) 599-5515 FAX: (419) 599-5525 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $2.50 one-way in Napoleon; $.75 per mile in the County Total Operating Costs $373,985 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 40,913 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.40 Annual Vehicle Miles: 267,379 Operating Expense/Trip $9.14 Annual Vehicle Hours: 17,909 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.15 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 12.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 13.0 137 Highland Area Rural Transportation System 313 Chillicothe Ave. • P.O. Box 502 • Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 393-0585 Fax: (937) 393-0588 Melody Elliot Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Highland County Commissioners System Area: Highland County 114 Governor Foraker Pl. Hillsboro, OH 45133 System Square Miles: 553 System Population: 40,875 (937) 393-1911 FAX: (937) 393-5850 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 6:30AM - 6:30PM Weekdays . . . Highland County Department of Job & Family Services Saturdays . . . - 1575 N. High St., Suite 100 Hillsboro, OH 45133 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Debbie Robbins (937) 393-4278 Ext: 215 FAX: (937) 393-4461 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contact agency for current fares. Total Operating Costs $649,056 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 19,767 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.60 Annual Vehicle Miles: 404,569 Operating Expense/Trip $32.84 Annual Vehicle Hours: 16,882 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.05 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 13.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 14.0 138 Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas Transportation 91 S. Monroe Street • Millersburg, OH 44654 Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Holmes County Commissioners System Area: Holmes, Wayne, Tuscarawas Counties 2 Court St., Suite 14 Millersburg, OH 44654 System Square Miles: 1,546 System Population: 241,421 (330) 674-0286 FAX: (330) 674-0566 Email: [email protected] Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 3:00AM - 1:30AM Weekdays . . . Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas Transportation Saturdays . . . 5:00AM - 1:30AM 91 S. Monroe Street Millersburg, OH 44654 Sundays . . . . 5:00AM - 1:30AM Service Notes: Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contact agency for current fares. Total Operating Costs $1,616,721 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 116,270 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.56 Annual Vehicle Miles: 1,039,084 Operating Expense/Trip $13.90 Annual Vehicle Hours: 30,118 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.11 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 51.0 General Administration . . 1.0 “Coordination Project was not funded by ODOT in 2008” Total ...... 52.0 139 Madison County Ride 1423 St. Rt. 38, S.E. • P.O. Box 88 • London, OH 43140 (740) 852-7050 Fax: (740) 852-7051 Dave Wheatley Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Madison County Commissioners System Area: Madison County 1 N. Main St., P.O. Box 618 London, OH 43140 System Square Miles: 465 System Population: 40,213 (740) 852-2972 FAX: (740) 845-1660 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 5:00AM - 12:00AM Weekdays . . . Madison County Board of MR/DD Saturdays . . . 6:00AM - 12:00AM 1423 ST. RT. S.E., P.O. Box 88 London, OH 43140 Sundays . . . . 6:00AM - 12:00AM Contact: Dave Wheatley (740) 852-7050 FAX: (740) 852-7051 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contracts only $17 hour plus $.60 per mile Total Operating Costs $716,537 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 54,925 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.42 Annual Vehicle Miles: 506,237 Operating Expense/Trip $13.05 Annual Vehicle Hours: 26,585 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.11 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 20.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 21.0 140 Morrow County Transportation Collaborative 619 W. Marion Road • Mt Gilead, OH 43338 (419) 864-3500 Fax: (419) 864-3551 Kanda Benner Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Morrow County Commissioners System Area: Morrow County 80 N. Walnut Street, Suite A Mt Gilead, OH 43338 System Square Miles: 406 System Population: 31,628 (419) 947-4085 FAX: (419) 947-1860 Email: [email protected] Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 6:00AM - 6:00PM Weekdays . . . Morrow County Commissioners Saturdays . . . - 80 N. Walnut Street,, Suite A Mt Gilead, OH 43338 Sundays . . . . - (419) 947-4085 FAX: (419) 947-1860 Service Notes: Weekends by request Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $40 per hour or $1.65 per mile; Group rate $1.00 per Total Operating Costs $421,476 mile plus $1.00 per person Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 21,417 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.39 Annual Vehicle Miles: 303,359 Operating Expense/Trip $19.68 Annual Vehicle Hours: 10,522 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.07 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 11.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 12.0 141 RossGO 140 E. Water Street • Chillicothe, OH 45601 (740) 773-1569 Fax: (740) 773-2817 Mike Scholl Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Ross County Commissioners System Area: Ross County 2 N. Paint Street, Suite H Chillicothe, OH 45601 System Square Miles: 688 System Population: 73,345 (740) 702-3085 FAX: (740) 774-1602 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 6:00AM - 9:30PM Weekdays . . . Chillicothe Transit System Saturdays . . . 10:00AM - 6:00PM 140 E. Water Street Chillicothe, OH 45601 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Mike Scholl (740) 773-1569 FAX: (740) 773-2817 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contracts only Total Operating Costs $149,266 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 20,121 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $2.24 Annual Vehicle Miles: 66,654 Operating Expense/Trip $7.42 Annual Vehicle Hours: 3,197 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.30 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 1.0 General Administration . . 1.0 “Coordination Project was not funded by ODOT in 2008” Total ...... 2.0 142 Senior Transportation Connection (STC) 323 Lakeside Ave. West, • Suite 400 • Cleveland, OH 44113 (216) 443-3696 Fax: (216) 443-3737 Janice Dzigiel Email: [email protected] Executive Director Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Cuyahoga County Commissioners System Area: Cuyahoga County 1219 Ontario Street Cleveland, OH 44113 System Square Miles: 458 System Population: 1,393,978 (216) 443-7215 FAX: (216) 443-8088 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 8:00AM - 4:00PM Weekdays . . . Senior Transportation Connection Saturdays . . . - 323 Lakeside Ave. West, Suite 400 Cleveland, OH 44113 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Janice Dzigiel (216) 443-3696 FAX: (216) 443-3737 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response $1.00 within Community jurisdiction; $2.00 outside Total Operating Costs $579,606 community; $3.00 outside jurisdiction Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 80,716 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.90 Annual Vehicle Miles: 305,222 Operating Expense/Trip $7.18 Annual Vehicle Hours: 33,956 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.26 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 5.5 General Administration . . 3.0 “Coordination Project was not funded by ODOT in 2008” Total ...... 8.5 143 Transit Alliance of Butler County 3045 Moser Court • Hamilton, OH 45011 (513) 785-5246 Fax: (513) 785-5395 Carla Lakatos Email: [email protected] Executive Director Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Butler County Commissioners System Area: Butler County 315 High Street, 6th Floor Hamilton, OH 45011 System Square Miles: 467 System Population: 332,807 (513) 887-3251 FAX: (513) 887-3505 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 8:00AM - 5:00PM Weekdays . . . Butler County RTA Saturdays . . . - 3045 Moser Court Hamilton, OH 45011 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Carla Lakatos (513) 785-5226 FAX: (513) 785-5227 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contract Only Total Operating Costs Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile Annual Vehicle Miles: Operating Expense/Trip Annual Vehicle Hours: Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... – General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 1.0 144 Union County Agency Transportation Services 18000 State Route 4, • Suite D 128 • Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 642-5100 Fax: (937) 642-5105 Mike Baird Email: [email protected] Coordinator Project Characteristics Grantee Service Type: Demand Response Union County Commissioners System Area: Union County 233 W. Sixth St. Marysville, OH 43040 System Square Miles: 437 System Population: 40,909 (937) 642-3012 FAX: (937) 645-3002 Demand Service Hours Response Lead Agency 5:00AM - 6:00PM Weekdays . . . UCATS Saturdays . . . - 18000 State Route 4, Suite D 128 Marysville, OH 43040 Sundays . . . . - Contact: Dick Douglass (937) 642-5100 FAX: (937) 642-5105 Service Notes: Email: [email protected] Demand Fares Operating Expenses Response Contracts Only Total Operating Costs $425,800 Demand Demand Service Statistics Response Performance Measures Response Annual Passenger Trips: 22,276 Operating Expense/Vehicle Mile $1.83 Annual Vehicle Miles: 212,930 Operating Expense/Trip $19.11 Annual Vehicle Hours: 18,540 Passenger Trips/Vehicle Mile 0.10 Demand Personnel Response FTE Operations ...... 10.0 General Administration . . 1.0 Total ...... 11.0 145 TRANSPORATION PARTNERSHIP OF OHIO MEMBERS The Transportation Partnership of Ohio is committed to improving and increasing access to state agency programs and services and enhancing service and program quality, and ultimately the quality of life, for Ohioans through transportation coordination. Methods of coordination include reducing duplicative programs and services; eliminating confl icting State requirements and regulations; and making better use of local, State and Federal resources. The mission of the Transportation Partnership of Ohio is to: Provide leadership that facilitates citizen mobility through the coordination of transportation resources and effect pro-coordination policy and communication at all levels. State departments, commissions and councils represented on the Task Force include: • Ohio Department of Aging • Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities • Ohio Department of Mental Health • Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council • Ohio Department of Job and Family Services • Ohio Department of Transportation • Governorís Council on People with Disabilities • Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission • Ohio Coordination Program project representative TRANSPORTATION PARTNERSHIP OF OHIO MEMBERS Janet Hofmann Human Service Program Administrator Ohio Department of Aging Roland Mross 50 W. Broad St., 9th Floor Regional Ambassador for United We Ride Columbus, Ohio 43215-5928 Community Transportation Association 614-466-6366 12360 St. Armands Circle 614-466-5741 fax Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] 202-243-9165 202-737-9197 fax Dennis Frazier [email protected] Medicaid Health Systems Specialist Offi ce of Ohio Health Plans Doug Bailey Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Community Employment Manager P.O. Box 182709 Ohio Department of Mental Health Columbus, OH 43218-2709 30 E. Broad St., 8th Floor, Suite 800 614-466-6420 Columbus, Ohio 43215-3430 614-466-2908 fax 614-466-9989 [email protected] 614-466-1571 fax [email protected] 147 Marianne Freed Hope McGonigle Administrator Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Offi ce of Transit 50 W. Town Street Ohio Department of Transportation P.O. Box 182709 1980 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43218 614-752-4396 Columbus, OH 43223 [email protected] 614-466-7084 614-466-0822 fax Ron Weber [email protected] Offi ce of Workforce Development Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Barbara Piper P.O. Box 618 Ohio Coordination Program Coordinator Columbus, OH 43216-1618 Offi ce of Transit 614-644-0821 Ohio Department of Transportation 614-728-8366 fax 1980 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor [email protected] Columbus, OH 43223 Cheryl Martinez 614-466-2140 Assistant Director 614-466-0822 fax Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation [email protected] Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission 400 East Campus View Blvd., SW3A Leslie Paull Columbus, Ohio 43235-4604 Manager Employment & Economic Dev. 614-438-1240 Ohio Department of MR/DD 614-985-7839 fax 35 E. Chestnut St., 5th Floor [email protected] Columbus, OH 43215 614-466-3240 Kathy Adams 614-728-7072 fax Public Transportation Planner [email protected] Richland County Regional Planning Commission 35 North Park Street Karen Ernes Mansfi eld, OH 44902 Section Chief 419-774-6396 Offi ce of Family Stability 419-774-5685 fax Ohio Department of Job and Family Services [email protected] 50 W. Town Street Columbus, OH 43215 Joshua Gearhardt 614-644-1122 Public Transit Manager 614-466-1767 fax [email protected] Offi ce of Transit Ohio Department of Transportation Mary King 1980 W. Broad St., 2nd Floor Policy Developer Columbus, OH 43223 Offi ce of Family Stability 614-644-7362 Ohio Department of Job and Family Services 614-887-4131 fax 50 W. Town Street, 6th Floor [email protected] Columbus, OH 43215 614-644-1132 614-466-1767 fax 148 Section Five COUNTIES WITH SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM AGENCIES (Section 5310) ASHTABULA LAKE LUCAS FULTON GEAUGA WILLIAMS OTTAWA CUYAHOGA TRUMBULL SANDUSKY WOOD ERIE LORAIN HENRY DEFIANCE PORTAGE HURON SUMMIT SENECA MEDINA MAHONING HANCOCK PAULDING PUTNAM ASHLAND WAYNE CRAWFORD STARK COLUMBIANA WYANDOT VAN WERT RICHLAND ALLEN CARROLL HARDIN MARION HOLMES MERCER AUGLAIZE JEFFERSON MORROW KNOX HARRISON COSHOCTON TUSCARAWAS SHELBY LOGAN UNION DELAWARE GUERNSEY CHAMPAIGN LICKING BELMONT DARKE MIAMI MUSKINGUM FRANKLIN CLARK NOBLE MONROE MADISON FAIRFIELD PERRY PREBLE MONTGOMERY MORGAN GREENE PICKAWAY FAYETTE HOCKING WASHINGTON BUTLER WARREN CLINTON ATHENS ROSS VINTON HAMILTON MEIGS HIGHLAND PIKE JACKSON CLERMONT GALLIA BROWN ADAMS SCIOTO LAWRENCE 150 SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM Ohio’s Specialized Transportation Program, as authorized by 49 USC Section 5310, authorizes capital grants for the purpose of assisting organizations in providing transportation services to meet the special needs of elderly persons and persons with disabilities where existing transportation services are unavailable, insuffi cient or inappropriate. Specialized Transportation Program applicants are private nonprofi t corporations or public bodies, which serves as the lead agency in an Ohio Coordination Program project or which certify to ODOT that no private nonprofi t corporations are readily available in their area to provide transportation services to elderly persons and persons with disabilities. In Ohio, ODOT’s Offi ce of Transit administers the program. Funds from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) provide 80 percent of the cost of capital items; the remaining 20 percent must be provided from a local, nonfederal source. ODOT writes the specifi cations and actually purchases the vehicles with costs reimbursed by FTA and the agency. The Specialized Transportation Program has two types of applicants - those from urbanized areas and those from non-urbanized areas. While ODOT administers the program for the entire state, certain responsibilities are assigned to the seventeen Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO). ODOT has established the eligibility requirements to be used for all applicants. Each MPO may establish additional eligibility requirements and deadlines to fi t its urbanized area’s needs so long as such requirements and deadlines are not less restrictive than ODOT’s. All Specialized Transportation Program projects must be derived from a Locally Developed Coordinated Public Transit Human Services Transportation Plan. The following agencies, listed by county, are operating Specialized Transportation Program vehicles: Phone Number ADAMS 1. Adams County Commissioners ...... (937) 544-3286 ALLEN 1. Allen County Council on Aging ...... (419) 228-5135 2. Children’s Development Center of Lima ...... (419) 226-5046 3. Delphos Senior Citizens ...... (419) 692-1331 4. Marimor Industries, Inc ...... (419) 221-1226 ASHTABULA 1. Ashtabula County Council on Aging ...... (440) 998-6750 2. County Neighbor Program, Inc ...... (440) 437-6311 3. Speech, Hearing & Rehabilitation Center ...... (440) 992-4433 AUGLAIZE 1. Auglaize County Council on Aging, Inc ...... (419) 394-8252 BELMONT 1. Belco Works, Inc ...... (740) 695-7420 2. Community Action Commission of Belmont County, Inc ...... (740) 695-0293 BROWN 1. Brown County Senior Citizens Council ...... (937) 378-6603 2. Catholic Social Services of Southwestern Ohio ...... (513) 241-7745 151 Phone Number BUTLER 1. Miami Valley Industries – Hamilton ...... (513) 867-5970 2. Middletown Area Senior Citizens, Inc...... (513) 423-1734 3. Senior Citizens Inc. - Butler Co...... (513) 867-9195 4. Transit Alliance of Butler Co...... (513) 785-5246 CARROLL 1. Carroll Hills Industries, Inc...... (330) 627-5524 CLARK 1. Elderly United of Springfi eld and Clark County ...... (937) 323-4948 2. NAMI of Clark Co...... (937) 322-5600 3. Salvation Army, Inc. - Clark Co ...... (937) 322-3434 4. TAC Industries, Inc...... (937) 328-5240 CLERMONT 1. Clerco, Inc ...... (513) 732-5028 2. Clermont Counseling Center ...... (513) 947-7122 3. Clermont Senior Services, Inc ...... (513) 724-1255 COSHOCTON 1. Coshocton County Commissioners ...... (740) 622-1753 2. Residential Home for the Developmentally Disabled ...... (740) 622-9778 CUYAHOGA 1. Catholic Charities Services Corp...... (216) 939-3703 2. Cleveland Heights Senior Development Corp...... (216) 291-2736 3. Cleveland Society for the Blind ...... (216) 791-8118 4. Eliza Bryant Center ...... (216) 361-6141 5. Fairview Park Senior Council ...... (440) 356-4436 6. Jennings Center for Older Adults ...... (216) 581-2902 7. Lakewood Foundation...... (216) 521-1515 8. Maple Heights Senior Development ...... (216) 587-5481 9. Merrick House ...... (216) 771-5077 10. Montefi ore ...... (216) 910-2626 11. North Olmsted Commission on Paratransit, Inc...... (440) 716-4164 12. Parma Commission on Aging ...... (440) 885-8143 13. Quality Communities Partnership (QCP) ...... (330) 416-7190 14. Schnurmann House ...... (440) 461-4588 15. Senior Citizen Resources, Inc...... (216) 749-5367 16. Site Council of Garfi eld Heights Senior Center, Inc ...... (216) 475-3244 17. Southwest General Health Center...... (440) 816-4046 18. TC3 ...... (216) 283-1400 19. Tri-City Consortium on Aging Commission ...... (216) 291-3902 20. West Side Community House ...... (216) 771-7297 21. Youth Challenge, Inc...... (440) 892-1001 DEFIANCE 1. Defi ance County Senior Services Auxiliary ...... (419) 782-6621 152 Phone Number ERIE 1. Double S Industries ...... (419) 626-1048 2. Serving Our Seniors ...... (419) 624-8173 FAIRFIELD 1. Fairfi eld Center for Disabilities and Cerebral Palsy ...... (740) 653-5501 2. Fairfi eld County MRDD ...... (740) 687-7244 3. Fairfi eld Industries ...... (740) 756-7874 4. Life Center: Adult Day Care ...... (614) 501-1435 5. The Salvation Army - Lancaster ...... (740) 687-1921 FAYETTE 1. Fayette Progressive Industries ...... (740) 335-7453 FRANKLIN 1. Canal Winchester Human Services Corp...... (614) 834-3888 2. Cerebral Palsy, Inc...... (614) 279-0109 3. Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resources Center ...... (614) 268-3539 4. Heritage Day Health Centers ...... (614) 236-0586 5. Leo Yassenoff Community Center ...... (614) 231-2731 6. NetCare...... (614) 278-0109 7. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services dba Sr. Independence...... (614) 433-0031 8. Transportation Resources of Columbus ...... (614) 251-6731 9. United Cerebral Palsy of Columbus & Franklin County ...... (614) 279-0109 FULTON 1. Hands of Grace/Faith in Action ...... (419) 822-3556 GALLIA 1. Gallia County Council on Aging ...... (740) 446-7000 2. Woodland Centers ...... (740) 441-4455 GREENE 1. Golden Age Senior Citizens Center, Inc...... (937) 376-4353 2. Senior Citizens Alliance of Beavercreek ...... (937) 426-6166 3. Senior Citizens Association of Metro Fairborn ...... (937) 878-4141 GUERNSEY 1. Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center ...... (740) 439-6681 HAMILTON 1. Baptist Home & Center ...... (513) 662-5880 2. Cerebral Palsy Services Center ...... (513) 221-4606 3. Cincinnati Area Senior Services, Inc...... (513) 721-4330 4. Community Services West ...... (513) 353-3011 5. Jewish Community Center - Cincinnati ...... (513) 761-7500 6. Jewish Vocational Service of Cincinnati ...... (513) 985-0515 7. Lutheran Social Services of the Miami Valley - We Care Homes ...... (513) 612-6502 8. North College Hill Community Seniors ...... (513) 521-3462 9. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services -dba Sr. Indep. – Cinn ...... (513) 681-8174 10. Talbert House ...... (513) 872-5863 11. We Care House ...... (513) 612-6504 12. Wesley Community Services ...... (513) 661-2777 153 Phone Number HANCOCK 1. Blanchard Valley Industries ...... (419) 422-6386 HARDIN 1. Hardin County Council on Aging, Inc...... (419) 673-1102 HENRY 1. Henry County Commissioners ...... (419) 592-8726 2. Henry County Senior Center ...... (419) 592-8726 HIGHLAND 1. FRS Counseling ...... (937) 393-0585 2. Highland County Community Action Organization ...... (937) 393-3458 HOLMES 1. Holmes County Commissioners ...... (330) 674-0286 HURON 1. Services for Aging ...... (419) 668-6245 JACKSON 1. Jackson County Board on Aging ...... (740) 286-2909 2. Jackson-Vinton Community Action, Inc...... (740) 384-3722 3. University of Rio Grande ...... (740) 286-4918 JEFFERSON 1. Jeffco Sheltered Workshop ...... (740) 266-3831 2. Jefferson Behavioral Health Systems ...... (740) 284-7165 LAKE 1. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services -dba Sen Ind ...... (440) 942-4342 LAWRENCE 1. Ironton-Lawrence County Area CAO ...... (740) 894-7569 2. Tri-State Industries...... (740) 532-7401 LICKING 1. Catholic Social Services ...... (740) 345-0353 2. Licking County Aging Program ...... (740) 345-0821 3. Licking County Transit Board ...... (740) 670-5181 LOGAN 1. West Liberty Care Center ...... (937) 465-5065 LORAIN 1. Lorain County Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services, Inc...... (440) 323-0860 2. Lucy Idol Center for the Handicapped ...... (440) 967-6724 3. North Ridgeville Seniors...... (440) 353-0856 4. The Nord Center ...... (440) 204-4153 5. Wellington Senior Citizens Bus Association ...... (440) 647-4626 LUCAS 1. Bittersweet Farms ...... (419) 875-6986 2. Community Development Center ...... (419) 865-2322 3. East Toledo Family Center, Inc...... (419) 691-1429 4. LHS Housing, Inc...... (419) 724-1525 154 Phone Number LUCAS (continued) 5. Lutheran Homes Society-East Toledo...... (419) 724-1525 6. Margaret L. Hunt Senior Center, Inc...... (419) 385-2595 7. Neighborhood Health Association/Mayores Senior Center...... (419) 720-7883 8. Rescue Mental Health Services...... (419) 255-9585 9. Senior Centers, Inc. (Toledo) ...... (419) 242-9511 10. The Toledo Hospital ...... (419) 291-3943 MADISON 1. Madison County Board of MR/DD ...... (740) 852-7050 MAHONING 1. Antonine Sisters’ Adult Day Care ...... (330) 538-9822 2. Easter Seals - Youngstown...... (330) 743-1168 3. Golden String, Inc...... (330) 743-3444 4. MASCO, Inc...... (330) 797-2895 5. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services - Park Vista ...... (330) 744-1895 6. Western Reserve Transit Authority ...... (330) 744-8431 MEDINA 1. Society for Handicapped Citizens of Medina County, Inc...... (330) 722-1900 MEIGS 1. Meigs County Council on Aging ...... (740) 992-2161 2. Meigs Industries, Inc...... (740) 992-6681 MERCER 1. Mercer County Council on Aging ...... (419) 586-1644 2. Sources Community Network Services ...... (419) 584-1550 MIAMI 1. Sunrise Center for Adults - Piqua ...... (937) 778-3680 MONROE 1. Rolamar, Inc. (Hillcrest Manor)...... (740) 567-3516 MONTGOMERY 1. Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton Area...... (937) 341-5000 2. Eastway Corporation ...... (937) 496-2000 3 Kettering Parks Foundation ...... (937) 296-2454 4. Miami Valley United Methodist Mission Society ...... (937) 263-3556 5. United Rehabilitation Services of Greater Dayton...... (937) 233-1230 6. Wesley Community Center, Inc...... (937) 263-3556 MORGAN 1. Mary Hammond Adult Activity Center ...... (740) 962-4010 MORROW 1. Morrow County Commissioners...... (419) 947-4085 2. Morrow County Services for Older Citizens ...... (419) 946-4191 NOBLE 1. G.M.N. Tri-County C.A.C., Inc ...... (740) 732-2388 OTTAWA 1. Luther Home of Mercy ...... (419) 725-5188 155 Phone Number PAULDING 1. PC Workshop, Inc ...... (419) 399-4805 PIKE 1. National Church Residences – Bristol Village ...... (740) 947-2118 PREBLE 1. L & M Products ...... (937) 456-7141 2. Preble County Council on Aging ...... (937) 456-4947 PUTNAM 1. Putnam County Council on Aging ...... (419) 523-4121 RICHLAND 1. Alfred I. Harrington Post No. 3494 Veterans of Foreign Wars ...... (419) 774-5822 2. Lexington Senior/Civic Center ...... (419) 884-1676 3. New Hope Industries, Inc. - Mansfi eld ...... (419) 774-4200 4. Rehabilitation Service of North Central Ohio, Inc...... (419) 756-1133 5. Richland Newhope Industries ...... (419) 774-4245 6. The Professional Association for Retardation in Ohio ...... (419) 774-5894 SANDUSKY 1. Memorial Hospital...... (419) 334-6609 SCIOTO 1. Shawnee Mental Health Center, Inc...... (740) 354-7702 SENECA 1. Seneca County Agency Transportation ...... (419) 448-7344 2. Seneca County Commission on Aging, Inc...... (419) 447-5792 SHELBY 1. City of Sidney ...... (937) 498-8148 STARK 1. Association for Better Community Development (ABCD) ...... (330) 455-6385 2. CSAHS/UHHS-Canton, Inc...... (330) 489-1250 3. Goodwill Indust. Rehabilitation - Canton...... (330) 454-9461 4. The Ruthe and Isadore Freed Housing Corporation ...... (330) 454-8051 SUMMIT 1. Interval Brotherhood Homes Inc ...... (330) 644-4095 2. United Disability Services ...... (330) 762-9751 TRUMBULL 1. Community Improvement Corporation of Lordstown ...... (330) 824-2510 2. SCOPE, Inc. of Trumbull County ...... (330) 399-8846 3. Senior Citizens of Newton Falls Transportation ...... (330) 872-5261 TUSCARAWAS 1. Community Mental Healthcare, Inc...... (330) 343-6631 2. Horizons of Tuscarawas & Carroll Counties, Inc ...... (330) 364-5415 3. Society for Equal Access Independent Living Center ...... (330) 343-3668 4. Southeast Inc ...... (330) 339-7850 5. Tuscarawas County Committee on Aging, Inc...... (330) 364-6611 156 Phone Number UNION 1. Union County Commissioners ...... (937) 645-3012 VAN WERT 1. Van Wert County Council on Aging ...... (419) 238-5011 VINTON 1. Vinton Industries, Inc...... (740) 596-5515 WARREN 1. New Housing Opportunities, Inc...... (513) 336-8897 2. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services/Mt. Pleasant-Franklin ...... (937) 743-6339 3. Walter & Audrey Deardoff Senior Citizens Center ...... (937) 743-8100 4. Warren County Community Services, Inc...... (513) 695-2201 WASHINGTON 1. O’Neill Senior Center ...... (740) 373-3914 2. WASCO, Inc...... (740) 373-3418 WILLIAMS 1. Quadco Rehabilitation Center ...... (419) 682-1011 WOOD 1. Wood County Children’s Services Association ...... (419) 352-7588 2. Wood County Committee on Aging ...... (419) 353-5661 WYANDOT 1. Wyandot County Council on Aging, Inc ...... (419) 294-5733 157 Section Six Metropolitan Planning Organizations Akron (AMATS) Newark (LCATS) Metropolitan Area Transportation Study Licking County Area Transportation Study 146 South High Street, Citicenter Bldg. Rm. 806 20 South 2nd St. Newark, OH 43055 Akron, OH. 44308-1423 740-670-5190 FAX 740-670-5197 330-375-2436 FAX 330-375-2275 Canton (SCATS) Parkersburg (WWW) Stark County Area Transportation Study Wood-Washington-Wirt Interstate Planning 201 3rd. St. N.E., Suite 201 Commission Canton, OH 44702-1231 531 Market Street, P.O. Box 247 330-451-7389 FAX 330-451-7990 Parkersburg, WV 26101 304-422-4993 FAX 304-422-4998 Cincinnati (OKI) Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Sandusky (ERPC) Governments Erie Regional Planning Commission 720 E. Pete Rose Way, Suite 420 2900 Columbus Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45202 Sandusky, OH 44870 513- 621-6300 FAX 513-621-9325 419-627-7792 FAX 419-627-6670 Cleveland (NOACA) Springfi eld (CCSTCC) Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency Clark County-Springfi eld Transportation Coordinating 1299 Superior Avenue Committee Cleveland, OH 44114-3204 3130 East Main St., Suite 2A 216-241-2414 FAX 216-621-3024 Springfi eld, OH 45505 937-521-2128 FAX 937-328-3940 Columbus (MORPC) Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission Steubenville (BHJ) 111 Liberty St. Columbus, OH 43215 Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning 614-228-2663 FAX 614-621-2401 Commission 124 North Fourth St. Second Floor Dayton (MVRPC) Steubenville, OH 43952 Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission 740-282-3685 FAX 740-282-1821 1 South Main Street, Suite 260 Dayton, OH 45402 Toledo (TMACOG) 937-223-6323 FAX 937-223-9750 Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments 300 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, P.O. Box 9508 Huntington (KYOVA) Toledo, OH 43697-9508 KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission 419-241-9155 FAX 419-241-9116 1221 6th Avenue. P.O. Box 939 Huntington, WV 25712 Wheeling (BOMTS) 304-523-7434 FAX 304-529-7229 Bel-O-Mar Regional Council and Interstate Planning Commission Lima (LACRPC) 105 Bridge Street Plaza, P.O. Box 2086 Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission Wheeling, WV 26003 130 W. North St. Lima, OH 45801 304-242-1800 FAX 304-242-2437 419-228-1836 FAX 419-228-3891 Youngstown (Eastgate) Mansfi eld (RCRPC) Eastgate Regional Council of Governments Richland County Regional Planning Commission City Centre One 35 North Park St. Mansfi eld, OH 44902 100 East Federal Street, Suite 1000 419-774-5684 FAX 419-774-5685 Youngstown, OH 44503 330-779-3800 FAX 330-779-3838 159 Section Seven AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS American Public Transportation Association Ohio Association of Regional Councils 1666 K Street, NW Transportation Committee Washington, DC 20006 c/o Jason Segedy Telephone Number: (202) 496-4800 Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study Fax Number: (202) 496-4321 146 South High Street www.apta.com Akron, OH 44308-1423 Telephone Number: (330)375-2436 American Association of State Highway and Fax Number: (330) 375-2275 Transportation Offi cials (AASHTO) Email: [email protected] 444 North Capitol Street N.W., Suite 249 Washington, DC 20001 Ohio Department of Aging Telephone Number: (202) 624-5800 50 West Broad St., 9th Floor Fax Number: (202) 624-5806 Columbus, Ohio 43215 www.transportation.org/ Toll Free Number: 1-800-266-4346 TTY: (614) 466-6191 Community Transportation Association of www.goldenbuckeye.com America 1341 G Street N.W., 10th Floor Ohio Department of Development Washington, DC 20005 77 South High Street Toll Free Number: (800) 891-0590 P.O. Box 1001 Fax Number: (202) 737-9197 Columbus, Ohio 43216-1001 www.ctaa.org Administration Offi ce (614) 466-3379 www.odod.state.oh.us Easter Seals Project Action 1425 K Street, NW, Suite 200 Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Washington, DC 20005 30 East Broad Street, 32nd Floor Telephone Number: (202) 347-3066 Columbus, Ohio 43215 Toll Free: (800) 659-6428 Telephone Number: (877) 852-0010 Fax Number: (202) 737-7914 www.jfs.ohio.gov TDD: (202) 347-7385 http://projectaction.easterseals.com Ohio Department of Mental Health 30 East Broad Street, 8th Floor Federal Transit Administration Columbus, Ohio 43215-3430 Region V Telephone Number: (614) 466-2596 200 West Adams Street, Suite 320 Toll Free Number: (877) 275-6364 Chicago, IL 60606 TTY: (614) 752-9696 Telephone Number: (312) 353-2789 www.mh.state.oh.us Fax Number: (312) 886-0351 www.fta.dot.gov Ohio Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities National Safety Council Administrative Offi ce Central Ohio Chapter 30 East Broad St., 13th Floor 1514 Bethel Road, Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43215-3434 Columbus, Ohio 43220 Telephone Number: (877) 464-6733 Telephone Number: (614) 324-5934 www.odmrdd.state.oh.us Fax Number: (614) 324-5933 Email: [email protected] www.nsc-centralohio.org 161 Ohio Department of Transportation RTAP/CTAP Hotline Offi ce of Transit National Transit Resource Center/Information 1980 W. Broad Street, 2nd Floor Station Columbus, Ohio 43223 Community Transportation Assoc. of America Telephone Number: (614) 466-8955 1341 G Street N.W., 10th Floor Fax Number: (614) 887-4154 Washington, DC 20005 www.dot.state.oh.us Telephone Number: (202) 628-1480 Toll Free: (800) 527-8279 Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council Fax Number: (202) 737-9153 8 East Long Street, 12th Floor www.ctaa.org/ntrc Columbus, Ohio 43215 Telephone Number: (614) 466-5205 RTAP Rural Transit Assistance Program Toll Free: (800)-766-7426 National RTAP TTY (614) 644-5530 1401 K. Street NW, 11th Floor Fax Number: (614) 466-0298 Washington, DC 20005 http://ddc.ohio.gov TA Hotline: (800) 527-8279 Ohio Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities 400 East Campus View Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43235-4604 Telephone Number: (614) 438-1391 Toll Free: 1-800-282-4536 Ext 1391 Fax Number: (614) 438-1257 www.gcpd.ohio.gov Ohio Public Transit Association Attn: Judith Will Fleming Executive Director 2208 Arlington Ave., #3 Columbus, Ohio 43221 Telephone Number: (614) 481-9500 Fax Number: (614) 481-9504 www.ohiopublictransit.org Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission 400 East Campus View Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43235-4604 Telephone Number: (614) 438-1200 Voice/TTY (Outside Ohio) Toll Free: (800) 282-4536 Voice/TTY (Inside Ohio) Fax Number: (614) 785-5044 www.rsc.state.oh.us 162 Section Eight GLOSSARY Accessible Transportation – Facilities and/or vehicles is aimed at realizing increased benefi ts and cost- which are barrier-free for all individuals. effective services through the shared management and/ or operation of one or more transportation related Accessible Vehicle – A vehicle equipped with a functions, for example, shared trips, cooperative wheelchair accessibility package which allows purchases or joint training classes. passengers using wheelchairs to enter, exit, and ride the vehicle. Cost Effectiveness – The ratio of the cost of a transportation system to the level of service provided. Alternative Fuel Vehicle – Class of vehicles powered Various measures may be used to determine cost by fuels other than gasoline and diesel, e.g. compressed effectiveness including cost per passenger trip. natural gas (CNG). Cost Effi ciency – The amount of transportation American Public Transportation Association (APTA) services produced for the community in relation to the – A national professional association, headquartered in resources expended. Washington, D.C., whose membership works to expand and strengthen public transportation. CTAA – Community Transportation Association of America. A national professional association for those Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) – Passed by involved in community transportation, including Congress in 1990, this civil rights law mandates equal operators, vendors, consultants, and Federal, State, and opportunities for persons with disabilities in the areas local offi cials. of employment, transportation, communications, and public accommodations. Under this Act, fi xed route CTB – A county transit board as established under transportation providers are required to purchase Chapter 306 of the Ohio Revised Code. lift-equipped vehicles and must assure system-wide accessibility for persons with disabilities. They Dedicated Funding Source – A funding source which, also must supplement their fi xed route services by law, is available for use only to support a specifi c with complementary paratransit services for those purpose and cannot be diverted to other uses; e.g., persons unable to use fi xed route service because of the federal gasoline tax can only be used for highway their disability. Demand response providers must investments and, since 1983, for transit capital projects. offer equivalent service to all passengers, including passengers with disabilities. Demand Response Service – A transportation service characterized by fl exible routing and scheduling of Base Fare – The price charged to one adult for one relatively small vehicles to provide door-to-door or transit ride; excludes transfer charges, zone charges, point-to-point transportation at the user’s demand. express service charges, peak period surcharges and Sometimes also referred to as paratransit. reduced fares. Disabled – Any person who due to illness, injury, Capital Cost – The cost of equipment and facilities age, congenital malfunction, or other permanent or required to support transportation systems including temporary incapacity or disability is unable without vehicles, radios, shelters, etc. special facilities to use the local transit facilities and services as effectively as persons who are not so Contract Fares – Contract service is over and affected. above general public service in that it requires additional work in developing contracts, scheduling, Elderly – For the purpose of the Ohio Elderly and recordkeeping, and invoicing. Contract rates may be Disabled Transit Fare Assistance Program, elderly is based on a per passenger, per mile, per vehicle hour defi ned as people age 65 and older. For the purpose of basis, or any combination of these factors, but they the Specialized Transportation Program (Section 5310), must be the fully allocated cost of providing transit elderly is defi ned as people age 60 and older. service. The revenue generated from contracts may be used as local match. Farebox – A device used to collect coins, bills, tickets, electronic media, and tokens given by passengers as Coordination – A cooperative arrangement among payment for trips. transportation providers and/or purchasers which 164 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) – A part of Passenger Trip – One person making a one-way trip the United States Department of Transportation that from origin to destination. One round trip equals two administers the federal program of fi nancial assistance passenger trips. to public transit. Performance Measures – Indicators of how well the Fixed-Route – Transportation service operated over a transportation system is performing with regard to set route or network of routes generally on a regular such things as percent of vehicle fl eet beyond useful time schedule. life, number of fatalities, number of accidents, number of road calls, trips per hour, cost per trip, operating Grantee – A recipient of government funds or recovery ratio, cost per mile, etc. Performance equipment purchased in whole or part with measures are used in the planning and decision-making government funds. processes. Local Assistance – Under the Rural Transit Program, Point Deviation – Transportation service in which the revenue received from service agreements with either transit vehicle is required to arrive at designated transit local or State human service agencies can be considered stops in accordance with a pre-arranged schedule but as eligible local match even if the original source of is not given a specifi c route to follow between these this revenue may be from another Federal program. stops. It allows the vehicle to provide curbside service Certain restrictions apply. In addition, there are several for those who request it. categories of Federally-apportioned funds that may be used as eligible local match for the Program. Examples Public Transportation – To be operators of a public of these funds are CDBG, Title III, and Title XX. Non- transportation must provide shared-ride on a regular federal sources of eligible match may include local basis. Shared-ride means two or more passengers in the or State appropriations, donations, or dedicated tax same vehicle who are otherwise not traveling together. revenues. Every trip does not have to be shared-ride, but the general nature of the service must include shared rides. Operating Cost – The recurring costs of providing transportation service, i.e., wages, salaries, fuel, RTA – A regional transit authority as established under oil, taxes, maintenance, depreciation, insurance, Chapter 306 of the Ohio Revised Code. marketing, etc. Safe, Accessible, Flexible, Effi cient Transportation Operating Recovery Ratio – Total farebox revenue Equity Act – A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) – New plus contract service revenue divided by total operating federal surface transportation law enacted in August expenses. 2005 that continues most ISTEA reforms but places added emphasis on safety, security, and coordination Operating Revenue – Total revenue earned by a planning. transportation system through its transportation operations. It includes passenger fares, contract Section 5311, Rural Transit Program – Authorized revenue, advertising, investment income, and other under 49 USC Section 5311, a Federal program revenue. administered by ODOT to provide operating and capital assistance to public transit systems in rural Paratransit – Flexible forms of public transportation areas. services that are not provided over a fi xed route, e.g. demand response service, and most often refers to Section 5310, Specialized Transportation Program wheelchair accessible service. – Authorized under 49 USC Section 5310, a Federal program administered by ODOT to provide small Passenger Fare – The designated payment for a ride buses and vans to eligible agencies which provide on a passenger vehicle, whether cash, tokens, transfer, transportation services to elderly and disabled persons. coupon, electronic media, or pass. All projects selected for funding must be derived from a locally developed, coordinated public transit-human Passenger Miles – The total number of passengers services transportation plan. carried by a transportation system multiplied by the number of miles traveled. 165 Section 5307, Urban Transit Program – Authorized under 49 USC Section 5307, a Federal program that provides capital, operating, and planning assistance to public transportation systems in urban areas. Section 5316, Job Access/Reverse Commute Program – FTA’s JARC Program provides grants for competitively selected projects to improve access to transportation services to employment, job training and support activities for welfare recipients and eligible low-income individuals. The program requires coordination of federally assisted programs and services in order to make the most effi cient use of available resources. Section 5317, New Freedom Program – The New Freedom Program is a new program authorized in the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Effi cient Transportation Equity Act: a Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) to support new public transportation services and public transportation alternatives beyond those required by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) that assist individuals with disabilities with transportation, including transportation to and from jobs and employment support services. 166