06/23/2026
Did you know that the majority of WRTA riders report an annual income of less than $15,000?
For many people in our community, public transportation is not a convenience. It's a lifeline. It provides access to jobs, medical appointments, grocery stores, educational opportunities, and social connections that might otherwise be out of reach.
As a community, we have an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors. By supporting public transportation, we're supporting seniors, individuals with disabilities, working families, veterans, students, and others who depend on reliable transportation every day.
Giving back doesn't always mean making a donation. Sometimes it means advocating for services that help others thrive, volunteering your time, or simply understanding the challenges faced by those around us.
Strong communities are built when we invest in one another. Let's continue working together to ensure everyone has access to the opportunities they need to live, work, and succeed in Fremont County.