Review options for paratransit service for disabled residents
In Plain English
The city currently provides paratransit service for residents with disabilities who cannot use regular buses. Council previously asked staff to explore 3 alternatives: hiring a contractor, splitting service between city and ride-sharing companies, or merging with another provider. This discussion continues from a 2017 meeting to decide the future of this specialized transportation service.
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Paratransit Services
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