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Statement From Metro
Statement from METRO. SORTA’s Board leadership, in compliance with the direction of Mayor John Cranley, is permitting Metro to be used as transport by the police department during local protests. As a publicly funded entity, Metro supports and values its riders and the people of this city, who are the essence of its operation. We…
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Metro To Suspend Service At 9 P.M. Sunday And Monday In Accordance With City Curfew
CINCINNATI – Metro will suspend service at 9 p.m. tonight, Sunday, May 31 and Monday, June 1 in accordance with the citywide curfew. Please check Metro’s website for schedule times as no trips beginning after 9 p.m. will operate. For complete bus and scheduling information visit go-metro.com or call Metro at 513-621-4455 weekdays from 6:30 a.m.…
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Metro On Holiday Schedule For Memorial Day, Monday, May 25
Metro and Access service will operate on a Holiday/Sunday schedule on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25. CINCINNATI – Metro and Access service will operate on a Holiday/Sunday schedule on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25. The Metro Sales Office, administrative offices, and Customer Care Center will also be closed in observance of the holiday. For complete bus…
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Metro To Expand Public Transportation Services Countywide
Passage of Issue 7 paves way for transit, infrastructure improvements CINCINNATI – Kreg Keesee, chair of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA), in an acknowledgment of the approval of Issue 7, stated: This is the beginning of something big for our region. Today, the voters of Hamilton County approved Issue 7, paving the way…
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Metro To Increase Service Levels On Four Routes Starting May 8
Transit system to add trips & expand hours on in-demand routes as State gradually reopens CINCINNATI – In response to the State’s gradual reopening plan, effective Friday, May 8, Metro is increasing service levels on several high-demand routes to better meet customers’ needs as they begin to return to work. Metro is implementing additional service adjustments…
