Car in the shop and
need to get to work?
Grandmother is no
longer able to drive and has a doctors appointment.
Handicapped neighbor
can't afford to buy and maintain a car but needs to spend money at
the grocery store.
Grandfather has
seldom missed Sunday services but he can no longer drive to church. S
An out of state,
family emergency, arises and you need to get to the Columbus as soon
a possible and have no options.
Who do you call for
safe affordable transportation to meet these needs and maintain your
independence?
Wilmington Public
Transit System, better known as “City Cab”, can meet these needs.
City Cab is a taxpayer supported affordable transportation system
using customer fares, city, state and federal funds to assures that
our city and county's growing senior population is not mobility
limited. Merchants, families and medical practices all benefit from
the service. It makes our community livable and likeable.
Warning: In the
State legislature and in the governor's office the push to cut taxes
and reduce the amount of tax money returned to local communities is
forcing a possible reduction to this service. Fares will have to be
raised and/or the city's strapped general fund will have to be
raided. State funding is falling at the same time as public
transportation needs are rapidly increasing.
Call or write our
Representative Cliff Rosenberger, and State Senator.
District
91 77
S. High St
13th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone (614) 466-3506
13th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone (614) 466-3506
Senate Building
1 Capitol Square, Ground Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone (614) 466-8156
Posted by Paul Hunter
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