Summary
GO Ithaca registered 732 new members in 2025 and the One Call One Click Center grew bus pass distribution to 499 passes in January alone, serving low-income, rural, and homeless residents. Members raised questions about engaging long-lapsed members and Cornell's exclusion from the program.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
The program is 80% federally funded with no county taxpayer dollars in the local match.
Low-income, rural, senior, and homeless residents needing transportation to work, healthcare, and services.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Facilities and Infrastructure Committee - Regular Meeting — June 18, 2026
The county's updated three-year transit plan identifies barriers like rural access, out-of-county medical trips, and lack of night/early-morning service, and lays out solutions including better information distribution and mobile services. Adopting it is required to keep receiving federal transit funds.
Facilities and Infrastructure Committee - Regular Meeting — February 19, 2026
GO Ithaca registered 732 new members in 2025 and the One Call One Click Center grew bus pass distribution to 499 passes in January alone, serving low-income, rural, and homeless residents. Members raised questions about engaging long-lapsed members and Cornell's exclusion from the program.
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