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Field Trips on‑demand transit praised at Clark County Reentry Coalition meeting
Summary
Glenn Massie presented the Field Trips on‑demand transportation program, reporting it replaced the previous bus system, reduced wait times, increased usage, and produced high customer satisfaction while lowering rider costs. The coalition discussed potential expansion of service hours and coverage.
Glenn Massie briefed the Clark County Reentry Coalition on the Field Trips transportation program during the March 17 meeting, saying the service replaced the previous fixed‑route bus system with an "on‑demand, door‑to‑door service" that has shown higher usage and shorter wait times.
Coalition members heard that riders report high satisfaction and lower out‑of‑pocket costs; Massie noted the program is exploring expanded hours and broader coverage if stakeholder feedback and funding allow. Members discussed how on‑demand options could reduce transportation barriers for justice‑impacted individuals seeking jobs, services, and court appearances.
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