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How to apply for Geauga Transit (Geauga County Transit System) (Geauga County)
Geauga Transit (Geauga County Transit System) serves Geauga County. Geauga Transit serves Geauga County (Chardon, Burton, Middlefield — Amish settlement region). Demand-response senior/disabled paratransit ($2 in-county / $4 out-of-county). Apply at Geauga Department on Aging or Geauga Transit office. Distinctive — Geauga has a large Amish population requiring rural shared-ride.
Who it's for
Geauga Transit (Geauga County Transit System) serves Geauga County. Geauga Transit serves Geauga County (Chardon, Burton, Middlefield — Amish settlement region). Demand-response senior/disabled paratransit ($2 in-county / $4 out-of-county). Apply at Geauga Department on Aging or Geauga Transit office. Distinctive — Geauga has a large Amish population requiring rural shared-ride.. Ohio counties operate independent transit authorities — fare structure varies. Apply at the local transit authority customer service center with photo ID + Medicare card.
Geauga: county transit authority senior discount.
What you'll need
- Proof of Geauga County / Ohio residency
- Proof of age 65+
- Photo identification
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 440-279-2150
Renewals
Senior ID typically permanent
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