The Kansas Department of Transportation has given its approval of OCCK taking over the city of Abilene’s public transportation, Interim City Manager Jane Foltz told the Abilene City Commission at a study session earlier this week.
The city of Abilene primarily provides demand-response transportation as well as curb-to-curb service through the Parks and Recreation Department.
Foltz, director of the parks department, said the process of OCCK taking on the public transportation has been a long one.
Read more: Abilene Reflector-Chronicle.
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