battle creek transit

Battle Creek Transit has operated fare-free since late March. The city administration decided to continue public transportation services to the community, while also helping prevent the spread of the virus.

$6.7 million will replace 70% of the fleet

The Calhoun County Public Health Department has announced a mass-testing for COVID-19 event scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday for county residents.

The spread of the COVID-19 Virus has affected bus service and entry into the Battle Creek VA Medical Center.

The City of Battle Creek has tallied the costs it incurred associated with President Trump's campaign rally held in the city and is now seeking reimbursement.

City Cab is officially closing at midnight Saturday, and the City of Battle Creek quickly came up with "BCGo" to fill the on-demand service needs of the area.

The program's goal is to give on-demand transportation to get people to their job, to their doctors appointments, or other “basic needs trips”.

One of Battle Creek’s main thoroughfares will have a single-lane closure beginning Monday, July 22nd.

The Battle Creek City Commission is voting on a resolution next Tuesday which would revise Battle Creek Transit’s Title VI policy laying out how they provide services in a non-discriminatory manner.

A lack of drivers idles one bus.