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We were honored to receive the Horace Sudduth Progressive Business Award at yesterday’s Visit Cincy Annual Meeting! This prize honors people and organizations that demonstrate sustained commitment to diversity through leadership in areas like supplier diversity and workforce development. Metro CEO and General Manager, Darryl Haley accepted the award.
“Metro exemplifies diversity, equity and inclusion, both within its workforce and in the community it serves. Over the past two years, Metro has significantly increased spending with disadvantaged and small businesses, earning accolades such as “System of the Year” by the Ohio Department of Transportation Division of Opportunity, Diversity, & Inclusion, and the title of Best Place to Work for Women of Color. Metro also sponsors local community events that align with its mission of fostering DEI throughout the region.” – @visit_cincy
Throwback to 1998 when Metro and @tankbus signed a partnership agreement improving connectivity to TANK routes in downtown Cincinnati.
#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday
Metro connects you to everything our region has to offer. Over the coming weeks, we are going to highlight some of the “hidden gems” in our community and let you know how Metro can get you there.
First up: Alms Park @cincyparks
Frederick H. Alms Memorial Park, located on Mt. Tusculum in Mt. Lookout, provides stunning views of the Ohio River and surrounding areas. Established in 1916 as a memorial to Frederick H. Alms by his wife, the park spans 94 acres. The park features a play area, walking trails, picnic shelters to reserve, rental pavilion for events and much more.
Hop on route 28 or route 29x for your trip. The park is open every day from 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. located at 710 Tusculum Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45226. Entrance is located at 650 Tusculum Avenue.
What are some of your favorite hidden gems? Let us know in the comments.
Meet Robert Shuemak, an avid Metro supporter and rider. Robert is an advocate with the Hamilton County Developmental Disability Services and proudly serves as a member of Metro’s STEER Committee where he provides valuable feedback on our services.
Robert values the independence Metro offers him, and he never imagined Metro would become so accessible in such a short time.
Come along for the ride on Route 36 and let Metro be your way to go! Whether you`re heading to class at Mt. St. Joseph University, UC, or Xavier University, or visiting Cincinnati Children`s Hospital, we`ve got you covered. With plenty of stops along the way, there’s so much to explore. go-metro.com/route36
UC, Xavier and Cincy State students, if you haven’t already, remember to sign up for your free spring semester with Metro through the transit app! Visit go-metro.com/university for details on how to start riding Metro free.
