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Columbia County transit is delivering groceries to community members

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About this initiative

Columbia County Transit is using part of its fleet to deliver groceries to residents. The customers order and pay for their purchases at stores via phone, and then contact the transit system and request a grocery pickup. The delivery service is free. The transit system has also switched to a fare-free model.

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Location:
Washington
Washington
Columbia County
United States
Launch date: Mar 29, 2020
Actor:
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Partners involved: Columbia County Transit

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