Metro News

Metro is looking for people with a passion for serving their community and helping individuals with disabilities stay connected to the people and places that matter most. Candidates are invited to attend Metro’s Access Operator Career Fair on Thursday, November 12, from 2 to 7 p.m. at 1801 Transpark Drive.

Access operators provide transportation that helps individuals with disabilities maintain their independence, connecting them to work, medical appointments, shopping and other everyday destinations. Metro is seeking caring, dependable candidates who want to make a difference through their work. Operators will drive for both Access Paratransit and MetroNow! services.

“An Access operator’s impact goes well beyond getting someone to their destination,” said Brandy Jones, Metro’s Chief Communications and Marketing Officer. “They help people maintain their independence, pursue opportunities and participate in our community. We’re looking for people who understand how meaningful those everyday connections can be and want to help make them possible.”

The career fair will feature on-site interviews, opportunities to learn about the role, music and food. No commercial driver’s license is required to apply. Metro provides paid training and offers a $2,000 hiring bonus.

Metro Access provides origin-to-destination transportation for individuals whose disabilities prevent them from using Metro’s fixed-route bus service. Operators play an essential role in delivering a safe, welcoming and supportive experience for riders.