Seniors Transportation
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Prince Albert Community Service Centre is here to support the residents of Prince Albert during this difficult time.
- Safe and affordable seniors transportation
- Door-to-door para transit are available
- Plus a new option during the Pandemic for grocery, essential supplies or prescription pick up.
(306) 953-4466 ACCESS transit (306) 953-4477 Seniors’ Transportation
- Safe and affordable seniors transportation
- Door-to-door para transit are available
- Plus a new option during the Pandemic for grocery, essential supplies or prescription pick up.
(306) 953-4466 ACCESS transit (306) 953-4477 Seniors’ Transportation
Effective November 1st, 2020
PARA-TRANSIT AND SENIORS TRANSPORTATION MASK POLICY
Masks are required on Access Transit Buses and Senior Transportation.
Riders will need to provide their own masks.
The Centre understands some individuals may not be able to wear a mask for health reasons or due to a disability. Please speak with dispatch or your driver if you are unable to wear a mask.
Thank you in advance for your support in keeping our staff and other passengers safe and healthy.
Please note our drivers do have the right to refuse service after November 1/2020 to riders not wearing a mask
PARA-TRANSIT AND SENIORS TRANSPORTATION ADD GROCERY DELIVERY TO PANDEMIC SERVICE
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Seniors and Paratransit passengers will be able to place grocery orders from home and have the specialized transportation services of the Prince Albert Community Service Centre pick up and deliver groceries, household supplies and pharmacy orders. The standard rates per trip will apply as usual. “This is a way to help keep people safe during the pandemic phase” says Bill Powalinsky, CEO of the Centre “People who can’t go out or don’t want to risk possible exposure to the virus have an option for grocery, household supplies and pharmaceuticals delivery through a cost effective service through the regular fare system” says Powalinsky.
The community service centre lives its Mission – “… to provide services that enhance the quality of life to meet individual and community needs” says Gloria Mahussier, Board Chair for the Centre. People registered with either service will book their pick-up as usual by calling the dispatch centre at 306-953-4466 for Access Transit and 306-953-4477 for Seniors Transportation. People can call the centre to register for services. Seniors Transportation customers simply have to be a senior aged 60 years of age or older and live within the city limits. Passengers who cannot use the regular transit system because of the nature of a disability and live within city limits are eligible for Paratransit services.
“Its times like these that the community pulls together and we do what we can to help out” states Paratransit driver Tim Gelysteen.
Ridership has fallen off dramatically but the Community Service Centre will continue providing services under the essential services guidelines. Routes and hours of service will be adjusted to meet the workload according to Powalinsky. The public can track the changes by checking the centre’s website at www.pacsc.com, checking the Centre’s Facebook page or calling the dispatch office.
The Seniors Transportation service is funded in part by the City of Prince Albert, the “Two Miles for Mary” radio-thon and fare revenue with the standard flat rate of $5 per trip one way. Access Transit is funded mostly by the City of Prince Albert, with the provincial government providing funding and fare revenue with the standard fare being $2.50 per trip.
For more information contact
Bill Powalinsky
Chief Executive Officer
PA and District Community Service Centre
306-953-4461
306-941-9708
b.powalinsky@pacsc.com
PARA-TRANSIT AND SENIORS TRANSPORTATION MASK POLICY
Masks are required on Access Transit Buses and Senior Transportation.
Riders will need to provide their own masks.
The Centre understands some individuals may not be able to wear a mask for health reasons or due to a disability. Please speak with dispatch or your driver if you are unable to wear a mask.
Thank you in advance for your support in keeping our staff and other passengers safe and healthy.
Please note our drivers do have the right to refuse service after November 1/2020 to riders not wearing a mask
PARA-TRANSIT AND SENIORS TRANSPORTATION ADD GROCERY DELIVERY TO PANDEMIC SERVICE
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Seniors and Paratransit passengers will be able to place grocery orders from home and have the specialized transportation services of the Prince Albert Community Service Centre pick up and deliver groceries, household supplies and pharmacy orders. The standard rates per trip will apply as usual. “This is a way to help keep people safe during the pandemic phase” says Bill Powalinsky, CEO of the Centre “People who can’t go out or don’t want to risk possible exposure to the virus have an option for grocery, household supplies and pharmaceuticals delivery through a cost effective service through the regular fare system” says Powalinsky.
The community service centre lives its Mission – “… to provide services that enhance the quality of life to meet individual and community needs” says Gloria Mahussier, Board Chair for the Centre. People registered with either service will book their pick-up as usual by calling the dispatch centre at 306-953-4466 for Access Transit and 306-953-4477 for Seniors Transportation. People can call the centre to register for services. Seniors Transportation customers simply have to be a senior aged 60 years of age or older and live within the city limits. Passengers who cannot use the regular transit system because of the nature of a disability and live within city limits are eligible for Paratransit services.
“Its times like these that the community pulls together and we do what we can to help out” states Paratransit driver Tim Gelysteen.
Ridership has fallen off dramatically but the Community Service Centre will continue providing services under the essential services guidelines. Routes and hours of service will be adjusted to meet the workload according to Powalinsky. The public can track the changes by checking the centre’s website at www.pacsc.com, checking the Centre’s Facebook page or calling the dispatch office.
The Seniors Transportation service is funded in part by the City of Prince Albert, the “Two Miles for Mary” radio-thon and fare revenue with the standard flat rate of $5 per trip one way. Access Transit is funded mostly by the City of Prince Albert, with the provincial government providing funding and fare revenue with the standard fare being $2.50 per trip.
For more information contact
Bill Powalinsky
Chief Executive Officer
PA and District Community Service Centre
306-953-4461
306-941-9708
b.powalinsky@pacsc.com
We Provide: Courteous door-to-door attendant transportation service, five days a week. Riders are encouraged to book at least 24 hours prior to their outing to avoid being denied service. Rides can also be scheduled two weeks in advance.
Inclusion: You are eligible to use Senior's Transportation if you are 60 years of age or older.
Your Benefits: Gaining independence, participating in the life of the community, attending special functions, and planning your outings.
Subsidized By:
Supported By
For More Information:
101-15th Street West
Prince Albert, SK S6V 3P7
(306) 953-4477 Dispatcher
Fax: (306) 953-4480
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:30am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Dispatch Hours:
Monday through Friday
7:30am - 12:00 pm and 1:00pm-4:30pm
Fares:
$5.00 per trip. $1.00 (cash only) extra per stop at bank, post office, or for prescriptions only.
$6.00 per trip within a 3 mile radius of the city and $6.00 per trip to the airport.
Medical Charters to Saskatoon:
Medical Charters: $120.00 plus parking cost if under 6 hours. $130.00 plus parking cost for 6-8 hours and $150.00 plus parking cost if over 8 hours, We do not offer overnight services.
SENIORS TRANSPORTATION GETS A NEW VEHICLE
http://panow.com/article/643287/firefighters-add-senior-ride-program
Inclusion: You are eligible to use Senior's Transportation if you are 60 years of age or older.
Your Benefits: Gaining independence, participating in the life of the community, attending special functions, and planning your outings.
Subsidized By:
- City of Prince Albert
- Province of Saskatchewan
Supported By
- Two Miles for Mary Fundraising Campaign presented by Saskatchewan Country CKBI Radio
For More Information:
101-15th Street West
Prince Albert, SK S6V 3P7
(306) 953-4477 Dispatcher
Fax: (306) 953-4480
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:30am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Dispatch Hours:
Monday through Friday
7:30am - 12:00 pm and 1:00pm-4:30pm
Fares:
$5.00 per trip. $1.00 (cash only) extra per stop at bank, post office, or for prescriptions only.
$6.00 per trip within a 3 mile radius of the city and $6.00 per trip to the airport.
Medical Charters to Saskatoon:
Medical Charters: $120.00 plus parking cost if under 6 hours. $130.00 plus parking cost for 6-8 hours and $150.00 plus parking cost if over 8 hours, We do not offer overnight services.
SENIORS TRANSPORTATION GETS A NEW VEHICLE
http://panow.com/article/643287/firefighters-add-senior-ride-program
