SCAT coming in January

The Crawford County Partnership has announced that countywide public transportation will be coming to Crawford County in January of 2017.

By jeffr October 19, 2016 7:02 am

Press release

The Crawford County Partnership has announced that countywide public transportation will be coming to Crawford County in January of 2017.

The Seneca-Crawford Area Transportation (SCAT) will be offering rides to work/training, school, medical/counseling appointments, shopping, beautician appointments, shopping, visit a loved one, the airport.

Transportation services will not be limited to age or income. All you have to do is be a resident of Crawford County.

For more information contact Seneca-Crawford Area Transportation (SCAT)|419.448.7344 | SCAT website

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