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River Cities Public Transit

River Cities Public Transit. Pierre, South Dakota. Points of Emphasis. Show River Cities Public Transit operations Explain the growth in operations Illustrate RCPT’s ridership Our seniors and people with disabilities count on our subsidized rides

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River Cities Public Transit

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  1. River Cities Public Transit Pierre, South Dakota

  2. Points of Emphasis • Show River Cities Public Transit operations • Explain the growth in operations • Illustrate RCPT’s ridership • Our seniors and people with disabilities count on our subsidized rides • Participated in community events & helped with flood issues. • RCPT needs continued financial support from Pierre.

  3. Our Growth Over the Years* * Statistics from Oct 2010 to June 2011

  4. The Purpose for the Rides* * Statistics from Oct 2010 to June 2011

  5. Who’s Riding* * Statistics from Oct 2010 to June 2011

  6. Another Successful Venture* * Statistics from Oct 2010 to June 2011

  7. Employment Growth

  8. Helping our Parents* * Statistics from Oct 2010 to June 2011

  9. Increase in Annual Budgets 2012 is proposed budget

  10. Local Ridership Pierre Rides 10/01/2010 - 06/30/2011 Rides to Pierre: 165,667 Rides from Pierre: 167,588

  11. Website: rcptransit.com

  12. RCPT’s Construction Project Brought almost 4 million into the community, most contractors were local.

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