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    Transit schedules to be adjusted in response to reduced ridership and public health priorities

    April 10, 2020No Comments
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    Cottonwood Area Transit (CAT)Cottonwood AZ (April 10, 2020) – Due to concern for the health of their drivers and members of our community, and a decline in the number of riders Cottonwood Area Transit (CAT) is serving, CAT is making some temporary changes to their transit schedule. Beginning April 13, 2020, CAT and LYNX service will run from 6:45 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. as follows:

    • CAT will be switching to a one-route system with two buses traveling in opposite directions. All but two current bus stops will continue to be serviced; Yavapai College and Pine Shadows bus stops will be closed. As previously announced, the Cottonwood Public Library transfer location has been temporarily relocated to Garrison Park. (Please see maps below for CAT routes.)
    • LYNX will move to a weekend schedule, with one bus running in 1-1/2-hour cycles. The late-night bus service will be suspended.
    • ADA/Paratransit will continue to be available for those in need of this service. All calls for ADA/Paratransit service will be screened for the protection of the drivers and other passengers.

    NORTH LOOP:

    Cottonwood Area Transit (CAT) North Loop

    SOUTH LOOP:

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    Cottonwood Area Transit (CAT) South Loop

    CAT/LYNX transit services are here to provide the best possible service in the Verde Valley, and ask that you do your part by making community-minded choices. Please practice physical distancing of at least six feet from others while waiting for and riding public transportation. Also, please help us protect the drivers and community by staying home if you are feeling unwell.

    For more information, please contact the CAT office at 928-634-2287 or cat@cottonwoodaz.gov. 

    Cottonwood Area Transit provides ADA Paratransit and four fixed routes serving Cottonwood, Clarkdale and Verde Villages, with commuter service to Sedona via Verde Lynx. CAT also connects to Camp Verde and Greyhound through our agreement with the Yavapai-Apache Nation Transit.

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