Transportation
The Freedom of Mobility
WTC Transportation Department is the trusted provider of curb-to-curb transportation services catering to individuals attending WTC programs and other services in Butte County, typically serving individuals receiving regional center services. WTC is also able to offer transportation services for community events requiring ADA accessibility.
WTC primarily serves clients of FNRC, but can also assist individuals outside of the regional center through private pay options. If you are interested in this option, call us at (530) 343-7994 and select the “Transportation” option when prompted.
When Does It Occur?
Transportation services are typically available Monday through Friday, from 7 am to 5 pm.
How to Get Started
Individuals should notify their FNRC service coordinator of their transportation needs, and they will send a referral to WTC’s dedicated email at referrals@ewtc.org. The referral should include essential details such as the client’s name, address, drop-off location, days requesting transportation, and any necessary ambulation or behavioral information. Please allow a minimum of 5 business days for WTC to consider and process the transportation request.
Unlocking Access
A Brief History
WTC has operated a county-wide transportation system for people unable to use public transportation since 1963, when we purchased our first Ford Econoline van. Instantly, we recognized how vital transportation is for everyone to enjoy inclusive access to the community. Today, WTC vehicles cover almost 2,100 miles daily on their routes across the county. They are equipped with lifts, specially trained drivers, and other accessibility options required for the continued success of our clients.
WTC Transportation Services Title VI: Complaints and Procedures excerpt