Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA)

Agencies receiving this grant will invest in more sustainable and eco-friendly buses to replace 19 of Ohio’s public transit diesel buses.

The agency’s paratransit service will now operate under the name TARTA Move with rebranded bus wraps and a future wave of new passes and ID cards.

In his new role, Karasek will work to manage organizational budgets, secure grant funding and streamline financial processes with TARTA.

Barrera-Richards will oversee hiring and all other aspects of workforce management in the agency, in addition to fostering a positive workplace culture.

To be considered for the certification, TARTA employees had to undergo training courses to better understand and accommodate the needs of autistic and sensory-sensitive passengers...

TARTA installed a new bus wash station to replace the one it had utilized since 1971.

The new services coming to the city is the next step in the authority’s TARTA Next redesign and expansion.

Bailey will oversee TARTA’s customer experience efforts and employees, in addition to leading operations for TARPS, TARTA’s paratransit service.

TARTA Flex’s microtransit model will expand access to convenient, equitable and sustainable public transit in Lucas County and Rossford, Ohio.