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Transit study kickoff, disability-access concerns raised during Sussex County public comment
Summary
The county announced a transit study kickoff on July 30 to assess community needs; public commenters urged improved accessible transportation, stable accessible housing, and more inclusion for residents with disabilities.
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Sussex County officials said a transit study kickoff will occur July 30 to examine local transit needs and service gaps. The county will research community needs and engage stakeholders, starting the study as an initial step toward planning improved transit options.
During public comment, Rebecca Mrento of Hardiston Township urged the board to prioritize accessible transportation hours and services, safe and stable accessible housing, and greater community inclusion for people with disabilities. "We need more resources in ways to get into homes and activities," Mrento said, asking the county to support transportation availability and housing stability for disabled residents. The administrator invited those who could not be heard to email their comments to staff.

