December 10, 2020·Ranson Financial·1 min read
At this week’s virtual Joint Economic Development Organization meeting, board members approved a transportation initiative that is expected to replace a pilot program set to lapse at the end of the year. JEDO board members unanimously approved a transportation initiative Wednesday that calls on Shawnee County employers to take a larger role in providing rides for their employees who might not be able to make it to work otherwise. The new initiative is expected to go into effect next year, after the county’s SOTO and NETO ride-to-work programs expire Dec. 31.
Source: Local News | Topeka Capital-Journal

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