Transit plan would keep Minot’s existing services
Minot’s door-to-door transit services face a major shift as federal funding transitions from rural to urban classification. A proposed financing plan outlined this week could extend both paratransit and demand-response operations through 2026—without added local cost—by tapping into unspent pandemic funds and new state dollars. City officials emphasized the importance of maintaining access, especially for residents with disabilities and low-income individuals, while also preparing for long-term changes. The plan is not yet final but aims to keep service steady during this period of adjustment. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the full story.
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