They ve broken my trust : Protest planned as TARC3 problems persist
TARC says it s working on a campaign to hire more drivers to fill the gap, but Louisville s Metro Disabilities Coalition is not sold on TARC s plan. Author: Isaiah Kim-Martinez Updated: 11:42 PM EDT July 9, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. After voicing their frustration over TARC3 s reliability, members of the community plan to protest the current state of the Transit Authority of River City s paratransit service for people with disabilities.
Travelers who depend on TARC3 are at times being left in limbo by a service specifically created to make their lives easier. We should not be stuck with a paratransit contract that is not delivering services, said Marcellus Mayes, who leads Louisville s Metro Disabilities Coalition.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. In a 211-page report detailing its findings, the Louisville Metro Council released details of the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) investigation it sponsored. The report by David Beyer of Pence & Whetzel, PLLC expanded on sexual harassment and assault allegations leveled against former TARC Executive Director Ferdinand Risco by female employees. The report claims Risco s hiring could have been avoided in the first place, had there been a background check prior.
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An investigation into TARC claims the city failed to background check former Executive Director Ferdinand Risco
The 211-page document was released Wednesday by Metro Council, showing text messages as evidence Risco sexually assaulted women