Receive update on paratransit service for disabled and elderly residents
In Plain English
Richmond provides paratransit service for residents who cannot use regular buses due to disabilities or mobility issues. The city will review how well the current service works and discuss possible changes. This affects transportation options for disabled and elderly residents who rely on door-to-door rides.
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Votes
Continue the item until the March 20, 2018, meeting, to allow staff and unions to meet
3 to 1
Direct staff to choose option 2 (Provide service for non-ambulatory passengers only, and seek a contract with a ride-sharing service to provide services to ambulatory passengers), collaborate with unions, conduct an evaluation plan for every six months of the program, staff look into technical assistance funding, and a one-year plan for the City to fully take over providing transportation service
5 to 1
Public Comments
4 public comments — 4 spoken
- Millie ClevelandIn person
- Sean StalbaumIn person
- Joanne PallockIn person
- Fred KhanIn person
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