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The SRDC provides staff assistance to facilitate coordination of transit efforts in the Region. Following are Regional Transit Resources.
Regional Transit Resources
The Region 8 Transit Brochure – SW Minnesota Public and Private Transit providers.
Public Transit Providers in Southwest Minnesota: Community Transit of UCAP
Serving the Counties of: Cottonwood, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Murray, Pipestone, Redwood, and Rock
Transit Director: Cathleen Amick: cathleen.amick@unitedcapmn.org
507.537.7628 (dispatch)
Prairieland Transit System / Nobles County Heartland Express of SMOC
Serving the County of: Nobles
Transit Director: Karen DeBoer: kdeboer@smoc.us
507.376.3322
SW Access Coordinator
Shelly Pflaum: shelly.pflaum@unitedcapmn.org
507.537.3861
Southwest Region Public Transit – Human Services Transportation Coordination Plans
These plans were developed to meet the Federal Transportation Act planning requirements for projects who receive federal funds from the federal transit programs. Updates to the Plan are every 5 years.
2011 Local Human Service Transit Coordination Plan with 2012 addendum.
The 2016 Local Human Services-Public Transit Coordination Plan was completed and adopted by the SRDC Board of Directors on June 8, 2017. To read Region 8’s Strategies and Projects for the next five years, see pages 64-76 of the plan. The creation of the 2016 Local Human Services-Public Transit Coordination Plan involved four Steering Committee meetings, conducted surveys, hosted six focus groups meetings, one public planning workshop, and a 3 week public comment period.
Languages & Interpreter Services in Southwest Minnesota:The purpose of this document is to identify pathways to increase outreach with under-served communities in Southwest Minnesota. This document can be used to assist in community outreach and information dissemination. Additionally, this work achieves completion of a portion of an action item in the 2016
Local Human Services-Public Transportation Coordination Plan (LHSPTCP). LHSPTCP’s Strategy #2 is to identify languages needed for scheduling service and marketing materials for the purpose of identifying non-English languages spoken, written, and read throughout the Region. Read the Languages & Interpreter Services in Southwest Minnesota document.