At Knox Public Health, we prioritize innovation in transportation services and coordination to meet the unique needs of our community. Our approach involves creating local and regional solutions that align with the community's vision and needs. We educate consumers about available transportation resources and programming, offering an easy access point for information and referrals to assist individuals in learning about and accessing local home services. Additionally, we provide guidance and support with program eligibility and technical assistance in completing the county's transportation plan. We coordinate meetings for the county's transportation advisory committee, implement new Mobility Management practices with clear goals and strategies, and connect with the community on all levels to provide education.
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Coordination of transportation services
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Educate and provide transportation options
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1 on 1 assistance with clients
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Broker trips
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Free travel training
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Speaking engagements with local community groups
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Travel training is offered one-on-one and to groups (Home visits upon request)
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Creates an individualized travel plan
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Teaches travel safety
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Increases independence
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Better access to Non-Emergency Transportation (NET)
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Appointments, shopping, and trips relative to daily living needs
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Providers assistance if needed at rider's discretion
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Share knowledge of provider's agency policies
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Bladensburg
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Brinkhaven/Gann
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Centerburg
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Danville
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Fredericktown
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Gambier
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Martinsburg
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Mount Liberty
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Mount Vernon
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Veterans Affairs (VA) Services
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Station Break
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Knox Area Transit
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Knox County Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services
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For Seniors
- RSVP is America's largest volunteer network for people 55 and older. Learn how to apply your skills to volunteer opportunities and services, and see what areas might be right for you.
- New Hope Industries, Inc. helps persons with disabilities experience a dynamic life of their choice and a future of their dreams. See a calendar of events, employment options, and links to other developmental disabilities sites throughout Ohio.
- Dedicated to helping Knox County veterans get the services, benefits, and quality of life they deserve, KCVS cares for local veterans, spouses, and dependents. Check out eligibility for services, read newsletters, meet the staff, and see a calendar of events.
- Interchurch Social Services is a Christian faith-based ministry, uniting community resources to meet the needs of those in crisis. View programs offered, how to volunteer, and how to support interchurch.
- ADA COMPLAINTS
- Mobility Management operates in compliance with Title VI of the ADA Act and does not discriminate based on disability. If you feel you have been discriminated against based on a disability you may file an ADA discrimination complaint. To file a complaint, contact the Director at 740-392-7433, (TTY
- 800-750-0750), or visit our administrative office at 25
- Columbus Road, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
- TITLE VI
- Mobility Management operates without regard to race, color, or national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes she or he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI or for more information on the civil rights program, or the procedures to file a complaint, contact the Director at 740-
- 392-7433 or visit our administrative office at 25 Columbus Road, Mount Vernon, OH 43050. Complaints may be filed directly with the FTA with the Office of Civil Rights, Attention:
- Title VI Program Coordinator, East Building, 5th Floor-TCR,
- 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE Washington, DC, 20590.
