Upcoming changes to paratransit riders in Minot

Minot’s reclassification as an urban community is bringing new rules for public transit riders, particularly those who rely on paratransit. For years, door-to-door service was widely available, but now, riders with disabilities must complete a detailed application—and eligibility isn’t guaranteed. The city is hiring a mobility manager to oversee the process, aiming to implement the

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Transit directors across North Dakota ask Legislature to increase funding to public transit

North Dakota’s proposal to boost public transit funding for its four largest cities is drawing attention amid rising operational costs. Senate Bill 2254, now offering $5 million in grants over the next two years, aims to address the financial challenges cities like Grand Forks, Minot, Fargo, and Bismarck face as they adapt to population changes.

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