
Frequently Asked Questions
Click on Dial-A-Ride Service or Candystriper to reveal ther respective FAQ's
Question: Will the drivers assist riders?
Answer: Yes. They will assist riders on and off the bus, via steps or wheelchair lift, but they do not assist clients to or from the door.
Question: How much notice is required for the Dial-A-Ride service?
Answer: The earlier you make your appointment the better chance you will have of getting service. Appointments can be made 24-hours in advance, but at least three days notice is recommended.
Question: Is an aide allowed to travel with the rider?
Answer: Yes. An aide is allowed to ride with a client especially in cases where a disabled client needs assistance. The aide rides free of charge.
Question: Where can we go with the Dial-A-Ride service?
Answer: You can go Shopping (3 bag maximum), Medical Appointments, Nutritional Services, Hair Salon, Social Events, etc.
Question: How much does it cost to ride the Dial-A-Ride?
Answer: Elderly (60 and up) ride on a suggested donation of $1.25. Disabled passengers $0.65, and Adults ride for $1.25.
There is No Smoking, Eating or Drinking at any time on the buses.
Getting Ready To Go:
To help us keep on schedule, riders must be ready 1/2 hour in advance of the time they have scheduled.
Return Trip:
You must be ready at the time you scheduled for a return ride pickup. Your ride will arrive at that time or within 1/2 hour after the scheduled time.
No Show Policy:
If a rider is a No Show and the bus comes to the scheduled pick-up point he/she will receive a verbal warning. Second time he/she will receive a written warning. Third time he/she will be put on a will call list within the office and will not be able to schedule a trip.