UCHRA MyRide volunteer transit program ribbon cutting

From Left to Right Front Row: Putnam County Sheriff Eddie Pharris; Putnam County Executive Randy Porter; Becky Harris, UCHRA Transportation/Services Director; Megan Templeton, MyRide Putnam County Coordinator; Carey Davenport, MyRide Regional Volunteer Coordinator; Holly Montooth, UCHRA Mobility Manager; Julie LaForest, Assistant Director Cookeville Senior Center, Dianne Callahan, Chamber VP Organizational Development; Susan Hogan, MyRide Volunteer. From Left to Right Back Row: Bill Curran, Chamber Chairman; Beth Stephens, UCHRA Community Outreach & Advisory Board Coordinator; David York, Chamber Ambassador; Holly Williams, AAA&D Assistant Director; Patty Ray, AAA & D Director; Ian Robson, Chamber Ambassador; Chuck Womack, City Councilman; Lloyd Williams Mobility Management Specialist; Patty Judd, Advisory Board; Maxine Frasier, Cookeville Senior Center Director; Leslie Loftis, Chamber Ambassador; Mark Farley, Executive Director UCHRA/UCDD

COOKEVILLE – A ribbon cutting ceremony, officially kicking off the new MyRide volunteer transit program, was held Monday, Jan. 28 at the Cookeville Senior Center.

MyRide Upper Cumberland is a volunteer-based transportation program, focusing on providing “door-through-door” service to seniors and simultaneously increasing independence for those clients.

In order to receive MyRide services, clients pay a $25 annual membership fee. This annual fee includes the cost of the first three trips. Additional trips thereafter cost $2 each and $1 per each additional stop requested. All trips are pre-paid, and volunteers collect no money.

For more information about MyRide Upper Cumberland, call (833) MY-RIDE (833-969-7433) or visit www.myrideuctn.com.

 

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