SE Kansas Area Transit Coordinating
Council, Inc.
Coordinated Transit District 10
Coordinated Public Transit-Human
Service Plan
Planning Document for Linn, Woodson, Allen, Bourbon,
Wilson, Neosho, Crawford, Montgomery, Labette, and
Cherokee Counties
Final
Prepared
November 30, 2007
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Coordinated Human Services Public Transportation Plan
Section I: Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan
1. Assessment of available services identifying current providers (public, private, nonprofit): Pg. 7-12
2. Assessment of need for individuals with disabilities, older adults and people with low
incomes. This assessment can be based on experiences and perceptions of the
planning partners or more sophisticated data collection efforts, and gaps in service
(Note: If a community does not intend to seek funding for a particular program –
Section 5310, JARC or New Freedom – then the community is not required to include
an assessment of the targeted population in its coordinated plan): Pg. 14, 23-29
3. Strategies and / or activities to address the identified gaps and achieve efficiencies in
service delivery: Pg. 16-20
4. Relative priorities for implementation based on resources, time, and feasibility for
implementing specific strategies / activities identified: Pg. 15, 21
Table of Contents
1. Introduction ...........................................................................................................1
2. Description of Service Area .................................................................................2
Counties included in CTD .............................................................................2
Demographics of CTD by county for CTD 10
Transit Dependent Populations ....................................................................2
3. Inventory of Transportation Providers in CTD 10 ...........................................4
Stakeholder Identification ..............................................................................6
Transportation Providers Funded by KDOT ..............................................7
Other Transportation Providers .................................................................11
4. Transportation Needs in the CTD ....................................................................14
Framework for Action Summary................................................................14
Service Gaps: What do we need to do better? .........................................15
5. Prioritized Needs ..........................................................................................15, 24
6. Action Plan ...........................................................................................................16
7. Attachments
a. Sample letter of invitation to participate .............................................25
b. Completed Framework for Action .......................................................26
c. Stakeholder contact log ..........................................................................33
d. Summit roster ..........................................................................................74
List of Tables
Table 1:
Table 2:
Table 3:
Table 4:
Table 5:
Transportation Dependent Populations, 2005 Estimates ......................3
Planning Participants ..................................................................................6
Transportation Providers in the CTD 10 Service Area ........................10
Other Transportation Providers in CTD 10 ...........................................11
Summary of Survey Results.....................................................................14
List of Figures
Figure 1:
Figure 2:
Figure 3:
Figure 4:
Figure 5:
Map of Coordinated Transit District 10 ..................................................2
Population Density for Counties in CTD 10 by Census Tract .............3
Organizations .............................................................................................4
Planning Participation ..............................................................................5
Intercity Bus Routes ................................................................................12
Coordinated Transit District 10
Coordinated Public Transit-Human Service Plan
(Linn, Woodson, Allen, Bourbon, Wilson, Neosho, Crawford, Montgomery,
Labette, and Cherokee Counties)
November 30, 2007
1. Introduction
The goal of this plan is to improve coordination of transportation and human
services in Coordinated Transit District 10. It also fulfills the federal planning
requirements of SAFETEA-LU which consist of the following:
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

A unified, comprehensive strategy for public transportation service delivery;
Identifies transportation needs of individuals with disabilities, older adults, and
individuals with limited incomes;
Lays out strategies for meeting those needs; and
Prioritizes services.
To complete the plan, CTD members were asked to complete inventories and webbased surveys. They were also asked to participate in a transportation planning
summit held on April 24th, 2007. Twenty-five of the seven-hundred twenty-six
people invited participated in the summit.
By the end of the summit, a draft action plan was completed. A coordinated public
transit-human service transportation plan was developed based on data and input
received from summit stakeholders. All identified stakeholders were given the
opportunity to comment on the action plan before it was finalized to be included in
this report.
This plan addresses transit coordination priorities for the period from July 1, 2007
through June 30, 2010, but may be updated periodically to meet developing needs in
the communities of Coordinated Transit District 10.
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2. Description of Service Area
Counties included in CTD.
Figure 1 Map of Coordinated Transit District 10
In Kansas, there are 15
Coordinated Transit Districts
(CTDs). Each CTD is responsible
for coordinating public transit
within their service area and
membership consists of recipients
of public and human service transit
funds from the Kansas Department
of Transportation. The CTD is
located in the area of the state
Southeast. 10. Map 1 contains the
ten counties that are included in
CTD 10: Linn, Woodson, Allen,
Bourbon, Wilson, Neosho,
Crawford, Montgomery, Labette,
and Cherokee.
Demographics of CTD 10 by county for
Transit Dependent Populations
Almost 185,149 people live in the CTD 10 service area. Figure 2 provides the
population density of the area by number of persons living in each square mile. The
areas surrounding the following towns have the highest population densities:
 Baxter Springs
 Chanute
 Galena
 Independence
 Iola
 Parsons
 Pittsburg
Specialized transportation funds are targeted to individuals that are more likely to
be transportation disadvantaged. Groups included in this category are older adults
and individuals with disabilities, and individuals with incomes below the poverty
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level. Over 17.3% of the area’s population was age 65 or older, which was higher
than the state’s overall rate of 13%. However, the rate of individuals with a gooutside-of-home disability was consistent with the state at 6.6%. The poverty rate of
individuals 18 and older was slightly higher in the area (8.9%) than the overall state
(6.5%).
Figure 2 Population Density for Counties in CTD 10 by Census Tract
Table 1
Transportation Dependent Populations
2005 Estimates
16+; Go-
County
Allen
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Linn
Montgomery
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
CTD Total
Elderly
Elderly
65+
65+ (%)
2,485
2,734
3,266
5,906
3,845
1,813
6,324
2,898
1,962
885
18.0%
18.2%
15.2%
15.5%
17.3%
18.3%
18.3%
17.5%
19.9%
24.8%
17.3%
16+; Go- outsideoutsidehome
home
disability
disability
32,120
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(%)
Adults
Adults
(18+)
below
(18+)
below
poverty
poverty
(%)
Total Pop.
775
1,100
1,573
2,206
1,709
696
2,279
986
669
265
5.6%
7.3%
7.3%
5.8%
7.7%
7.0%
6.6%
6.0%
6.8%
7.4%
1,270
1,267
1,916
4,322
1,838
725
2,773
1,320
753
320
9.2%
8.4%
8.9%
11.3%
8.3%
7.3%
8.0%
8.0%
7.7%
8.9%
13,787
14,997
21,555
38,222
22,169
9,914
34,570
16,529
9,834
3,572
12,258
6.6%
16,503
8.9%
185,149
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3. Inventory of Transportation Providers in CTD
Stakeholder Identification
The CTD members identified 726 organizations that would be impacted by the
Coordinated Plan. Human service providers represented the highest percentage of
the stakeholder organizations. This is not surprising because there are many human
service providers in CTD 10 whose clients rely on public transportation, and as a
result these providers often have to coordinate their services with transit providers.
Figure 3
Organizations
Cities/Counties, 36
State, 8
Schools or School
Districts, 72
Human Services
Agencies, 46
Hospitals/Home
Health/Hospices,
15
Nursing/Assisted
Living Facilities, 12
Other Agencies,
105
Faith-based, 411
Each organization was invited to the Transportation Summit, as well as asked to
either complete a transportation inventory and/or a human service provider
inventory. 3.6 percent of those organizations either attended the Summit or
submitted inventories.
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Figure 4
Planning Organization Submitted Inventory
Attended Summit
3%
4%
Attended Summit
and Submitted
Inventory
2%
Did Not Participate
or Respond
91%
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Table 2
Planning Participants
Agency Name
All Faith Church
Arrowood Lane Residential Care Facility
Bible Baptist Church
Cherry Street Youth Center
First Assembly of God
First Assembly of God
First Presbyterian Church
Frontenac United Methodist
Medical Lodge South
Neodesha Senior Center
Saint Peter's Lutheran Church
The Udder Mudder Daycare
Wesley Little Learners Preschool
Yates Center Senior Center
Allen County Transportation System
Bourbon Co. Senior Citz. Transportation
CLASS LTD
Elm Acres Youth & Family Services
Four County Mental Health Center
Girard Hospital
Linn County Transportation
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Parsons State Hospital
Pittsburg Transportation Service
Prairie Mission Retirement Village Inc.
SEK - Area Agency on Aging
SEK Mental Health Center
SEK-CAP
Senior Services of SEK
SKIL
SKIL
Thanks Program, Inc
Thrive Allen County
Tri-Valley Developmental Services, Inc.
Wilson County Hospital
Windsor Place
Woodson County Commissions
Woodworth Community Service
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City
Mulberry
Humboldt
Neodesha
Chanute
Fort Scott
Fredonia
Columbus
Frontenac
Pittsburg
Neodesha
Humboldt
Girard
Parsons
Yates Center
Iola
Fort Scott
Columbus
Pittsburg
Independence
Girard
Mound City
Pittsburg
Parsons
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Chanute
Humboldt
Girard
COFFEYVILLE
Columbus
Chanute
Fredonia
Iola
Chanute
Neodesha
COFFEYVILLE
Yates Center
Parsons
Attended
Summit
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Inventory
Received
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
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Attachment C contains the stakeholder contact log, which is a complete list of
organizations who were contacted as part of the planning process.
Transportation Providers Funded by KDOT
Transportation providers who are members of CTD 10 receive capital and
operating assistance from the state and federal government. The two primary
funding programs are the Section 5310 (Specialized Transportation for the Elderly or
Disabled) and Section 5311 (General Public Transportation). The following
paragraphs include are descriptions of providers funded by KDOT.
Southeast Kansas Community Action Program, Inc. CTD # 10
This non-profit corporation provides all types of trips to the elderly, disabled,
and the general public. This provider utilizes a deviated fixed route system. It
serves Allen, Bourbon, Cherokee, Crawford, Labette, Linn and Montgomery
counties and is funded by Section 5311 and State funds. The agency has fourteen
vehicles of which eight are lift-equipped.
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center
This non-profit corporation provides transportation for disabled individuals
for medical, personal business, education, recreation, shopping, and employment
trips. The provider services Anderson, Linn, Allen, Bourbon, Neosho, and
Woodson counties and is funded by Section 5310 funds. The agency has six
vehicles, one of which is lift equipped.
Mt. Carmel Regional Medical center
This non-profit corporation provides demand response trips for elderly and
disabled individuals for medical trips. It serves Crawford County and parts of
Cherokee, Labette, and Bourbon counties, and is funded by Section 5310 funds.
The center owns five vehicles, including two lift-equipped vehicles.
Thanks Program, Inc.
This non-profit corporation provides demand response trips for elderly,
disabled, and the general public for medical, personal business, recreation, and
shopping and is funded by Section 5311 Capital and Operating funds. It serves
Wilson County and has five vehicles including two lift-equipped vehicles.
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Pittsburg Transportation Services Inc
This non-profit corporation provides demand response trips for elderly,
disabled, and the general public for all types of trips. It serves Pittsburg and
Frontenac, and is funded by Section 5311 for capital and operating costs. The
center owns two vehicles, none of which are lift-equipped vehicles.
Linn County, Kansas
This county organization provides demand response trips for elderly,
disabled and the general public for medical, personal business, education, and
shopping trips. It serves Linn County, but can travel outside the county
boundaries for specialized medical care and other services. It is funded by
Section 5311 funds. The center owns two vehicles, including one lift-equipped
vehicles.
CLASS LTD
This non-profit corporation provides fixed routes and demand response trips
for elderly, disabled and the general public for all types of trips. The fixed route
service serves Cherokee, Crawford, Labette, and Montgomery counties, while a
demand response service is provided within the city limits of Parsons. Section
5311 funds the non-profit for capital and operating costs, and Section 5309
Capital funds. CLASS LTD owns eighteen vehicles, including eight lift-equipped
vehicles.
Bourbon County Senior Citizens
This non-profit corporation provides demand response trips for the elderly,
disabled and general public for all types of trips. It serves the City of Fort Scott
and the surrounding three miles, and is funded by Section 5311 funds for
operating costs. The center owns two vehicles, including one lift-equipped
vehicles.
Elm Acres Youth and Family Services
This non-profit corporation provides fixed route, deviated route, and demand
response trips for elderly and disabled individuals for medical trips. It serves the
Pittsburg and Frontenac area and the Columbus area, and is funded by Section
5311 funds for capital and operating costs. The center owns six vehicles, of
which none are lift-equipped.
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Tri-Valley Developmental Services, Inc.
This non-profit corporation provides demand response, fixed routes, and
deviated route trips for the elderly, disabled, and general public for all types of
trips. It serves Neosho, Allen, Bourbon, and Woodson County and is funded by
Section 5311 operating funds. The center owns nine vehicles, including four liftequipped vehicles.
Senior Services of Southeast Kansas, Inc.
This non-profit corporation provides demand response trips for the elderly,
disabled and general public for medical, personal, recreational, shopping, and
nutritional trips. It serves the cities of Humboldt, Iola, Edna, Mound Valley,
Oswego, Coffeyville, Cherryvale, Independence, Erie, Neosho Falls and Toronto,
and is funded by Section 5311 for operating funds. The center owns twelve
vehicles, including seven lift-equipped vehicles.
Four County Mental Health Center
This non-profit corporation provides fixed route and demand response trips
for elderly and disabled individuals for all types of trips. It serves Montgomery
County and Wilson County, and is funded by Section 5310 and State funds. The
center does not currently have any vehicles.
Allen County Service to Elderly Van
This county service provides demand response and fixed route trips for the
elderly for medical, personal business, recreational, shopping, and nutritional
trips. It serves Allen County, and is funded by State for its operating funds. The
center owns one vehicle, which is lift-equipped vehicle.
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Table 3
Transportation Providers Funded by FTA 5310 or 5311 or State
County
Allen
Allen
Agency Name
SEK Mental
Health Center
Allen County
Transportation
System
Type of service
Funding
Total of
Vehicles (KDOT
vehicles in
parentheses)
Other
5310
(6)
County Government
5310,
State
Operating
Annual
Ridership
30100
665
Cherokee
CLASS LTD
Demand Response, Fixed
Route
5311,
5309
(18)
Crawford
Elm Acres Youth
& Family Services
Demand Response,
Fixed- Deviated- Route
5311
(6)
Cherokee
SEK-CAP
Fixed Route
5311,
State
Operating
(16)
Demand Response
5311
(12)
1056
Demand Response
5311
5 (5)
531
Demand Response,
Fixed- Deviated- Route
5311
10 (9)
4100
Montgomery
Wilson
Neosho
Bourbon
Crawford
Bourbon
Crawford
Linn
Crawford
Montgomery
Senior Services of
SEK
Thanks Program,
Inc
Tri-Valley
Developmental
Services, Inc.
SEK-CAP
SEKCAP Inc.
Bourbon Co.
Senior Citz.
Transportation
Pittsburg
Transportation
Service
Linn County
Transportation
Mt. Carmel
Regional Medical
Center
Four County
Mental Health
Center
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1040
5311
5311
Demand Response
5311
(2)
Demand Response
5311
10 (2)
900
Demand Response
5311
1 (1)
2120
Demand Response
5310
(5)
Demand Response, Fixed
Route
5310,
State
Operating
(0)
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Other Transportation Providers in CTD 10
There are also other funding sources for transportation providers. Table 4
consists of an inventory of other transportation providers that serve CTD 10.
Table 4
Other Transportation Providers in CTD 10
County
Montgomery
Montgomery
Neosho
Bourbon
Bourbon
Labette
Crawford
Allen
Wilson
Crawford
Montgomery
Montgomery
Woodson
Labette
Agency Name
CLASS LTD
Coffeyville Transportation
Juvenile Transport Specialists LLC
Tri-Valley Development
First Assembly of God
Woodworth Community Service
All Faith Church
Arrowood Lane Residential Care Facility
Bible Baptist Church
Medical Lodge South
MEDIRIDE
Mercy Transportation
Yates Center Senior Center
Parsons State Hospital
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City
Independence
Coffeyville
Chanute
Fort Scott
Fort Scott
Parsons
Mulberry
Humboldt
Neodesha
Pittsburg
CANEY
Independence
Yates Center
Parsons
Type of Agency
Church
Home Health Agency
Church
Residential Care Facilities
Church
Nursing Facility
Senior Center
Developmental Services
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Intercity Bus
Jefferson Lines provide intercity bus service in the CTD 10. The
nearest intercity bus stops are in Iola and Chanute. Figure 5 illustrates
intercity bus routes nearest to CTD 10.
Figure 5: Intercity Bus Routes
Five intercity bus companies were invited to the Transportation
Summit on April 24th, 2007; however, none of them attended the
summit. The companies invited include the following:
 American Bus Association;
 Autobuses Los Paisanos;
 El Conejo Bus Lines;
 Greyhound (Industry Relations); and
 Jefferson Lines (Marketing and Sales).
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Emergency Preparedness and Response Plans (Transportation)
Transportation planning and coordinating the needs of vulnerable populations can
significantly contribute to the success of emergency responses. The following
groups require special consideration when preparing evacuation plans: the
transportation dependent population; the population residing in nursing, assisted
living, or other residential facilities; and hospital patients.
One local emergency planning official were invited to the transportation summit,
which included:
Emergency Preparedness, Wilson County
None of those invited attended the summit:
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4. Transportation Needs in the CTD
Framework for Action Survey Results
To assess the current level of coordination in CTD 10, over 700 transportation
and human service providers were asked to complete an online survey. The
Framework for Action: A Self-Assessment Tool for Communities was the survey
instrument used. Table 5 provides a summary of the results of the web-based
survey.
Table 5
Summary of Survey Results
(N=7 individuals)
Area
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Making Things Happen by
Working Together
Taking Stock of Community
Needs and Moving Forward
Putting Customers First
Adapting Funding for
Greater Mobility
Moving People Efficiently
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Done
Well
Needs
Some
Action
Needs
Substantial
Action
Needs to
Begin
Unsure
29%
14%
14%
0%
43%
29%
14%
0%
29%
29%
43%
14%
14%
0%
29%
0%
29%
0%
0%
71%
14%
43%
0%
14%
29%
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Service Gaps: What do we need to do better?
During the summit, each sub-group was asked to assess whether the current
transportation system is meeting communities expectations. They were asked to
create a list of “What do we need to do better?” Below is a summary of their
comments.




Improve Education and awareness of transportation needs.
 Public awareness/relations
 Better marketing efforts
Improve coordination between providers
 Use available vehicles more often
 Networking system / Personal contact
 Centralized Dispatching
 Evaluation of services / Do “needs” survey
Expand Service
 More transportation vehicles
 Meet the need of all populations
 Point to point service
 Door to door service
 Weekend and evening service
 Demand Response
 Transportation between communities
Other factors that would improve coordination
 Obtain non-traditional funding sources
5. Prioritized Transportation Service Needs in CTD 10
4 priorities were developed for work in CTD 10, as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Improve coordination between providers
Improve education and awareness of transportation needs
Expand service
Develop financial resources
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Action Plan for CTD #10
Goal 1: Establish a centralized dispatching system to increase awareness, pool
resources and better use under-utilized vehicles.
1.
Objective
Enact a centralized
dispatch system.
Action Steps
1. Designate an
organization to
research and
coordinate regional
dispatch.
1.
2.
3.
2. Centralize list of
transp. providers, with
contact info, fares,
eligible clients.
3. ID ways CTD will
split any costs not
covered by other
funding.
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1.
2.
Sub-Tasks
Explore programs
that have centralized
dispatching
Agree on common
communication
system
Identify primary
dispatcher
Develop a resource
directory
Explore funding
sources
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Timeline
2010
2010
2010
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
A centralized
dispatch
system that
realizes
economies of
scale, and
lowers
dispatching
costs overall
for
participating
transp
providers.
Notes
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Action Plan for CTD #10
Goal 2: Expand and improve marketing efforts to increase awareness of available
services
1.
Objective
Increased awareness of
the available services.
Action Steps
1. Define what
individual providers
can provide for
marketing skills and
materials.
2. Work with each
provider to develop a
marketing plan
3. Assess the needs for
the marketing plan (set
targets)
4. Enact policies
within each transp.
provider to coordinate
marketing efforts with
CTD.
5. Develop a task force
to coordinate a district
wide marketing plan.
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Sub-Tasks
1. Agree on common
message, common
graphics.
Timeline
2010
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
Increased
public
awareness of
the services
available.
Notes
Increased
rider ship
1. Place PSA on TV,
radio, newspapers.
2. Flyers in medical
facilities, churchs,
community boards.
1. Update and
frequently distribute
CTD directory,
brochures, etc.
2. Schedule outreach
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Objective
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Action Steps
Sub-Tasks
programs in schools,
senior centers,
businesses.
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Timeline
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
Notes
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Action Plan for CTD #10
Goal 3: Expand existing programs and diversify transportation to meet
community needs.
1.
Objective
Accommodate cultural
needs, specifically
language.
Action Steps
1. Use NGO’s, census
data to determine
demographics of
immigrant
population.
2. Offer CTD-wide
language classes
for transportation
staff, focusing on
transportation
subjects.
3. Hire additional bilingual drivers.
4. Make all marketing
material bi-lingual.
2.
Identify community
transportation needs.
Sub-Tasks
1. Research on language
classes focused for
transportation
providers.
2010
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
50% of
drivers can
give basic
directions in
another
language by
July 2008.
Notes
2010
1. See Goal 2 –
marketing.
2010
1. Hold public
information mtgs
to determine if
transit-dependent
needs are being
met.
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2010
2010
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Objective
Action Steps
2. Each transp.
provider create a
geographic and
demographical
map of area and
population they’re
serving.
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Sub-Tasks
1. Identify gaps of
service area (both in
geographic and
demographic).
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Timeline
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
Notes
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Action Plan for CTD #10
Goal 4: Develop financial resources to further meet the needs of the transitdependent population within CTD 10.
1.
2.
Objective
Approach businesses
impacted by ridership.
Action Steps
1. Identify business
with large numbers
of transit-dependent
employees, such as
manufacturing, call
center, processing
plants.
2. Schedule transit
trips around shiftschedule in return
for financial
partnerships.
Approach medical
community impacted by
ridership
1. Identify social
agencies such as
hosp, senior centers,
and workforce
centers that receive
direct and indirect
benefits from transit
services in
community.
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Sub-Tasks
Timeline
2010
2010
21
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
Contractual
agreements
established
with local
businesses.
Notes
Consider apartment
complexes/businesses
with large number of
transit-dependent
tenants/employees.
Establish
contractual
agreements
with local
government
and medical
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Objective
Action Steps
2. Collect data on how
many trips either
originate or
terminate at medical
offices.
Sub-Tasks
Timeline
Responsible
Party
Outcome
Measures
Notes
3. Work with medical
community to
schedule transitdependent patients
in blocks of time.
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7. Project Selection Priorities
Project selection in CTD 10 will be based on the following priorities:
A. Project addresses area of greatest need.
Currently identified high-priority needs include
i. Improves coordination among providers
ii. Expands hours and service to underserved areas.
iii. Expand service between cities
B. Project is most cost effective.
i. Provides services the most people for the least money
ii. The expected benefits are the are the greatest for the amount of
money expenses
iii. The most use is made of existing resources to deliver a new
service
iv. The project will reduce costs in the long run
C. Project demonstrates the great amount of coordination among
partners.
i. Most partners are involved
ii. Leverages the most funds from partnerships
iii. Service to clients is most coordinated and integrated
iv. Administration is the most coordinated and integrated
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March 13, 2007
Attachment A- Sample letter of invitation to participate
You are invited to attend
Transportation Needs Summit for Southeast Kansas
Identifying public and human service transportation needs
April 24, 2007
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
(Lunch Provided)
Pittsburg Memorial Auditorium
(Down Stairs)
503 N Pine
Pittsburg, Kansas
Hosted by the
Southeast Kansas Coordinated Transit District
(Allen, Bourbon, Cherokee, Crawford, Labette, Linn, Montgomery, Neosho, Wilson, Woodson Counties)
Please R.S.V.P to Sandra Nielsen by April 9 to allow us to plan for lunch.
In August 2005, Congress passed the SAFE, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient, Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for
Users (SAFETEA-LU), reauthorizing funding for transportation services. As part of this reauthorization, agencies
receiving funds for public and specialized transportation services must meet certain planning requirements.
One requirement of receiving funding is that projects must be part of a “locally developed coordinated public transithuman services transportation plan.” This plan must be developed through a process that includes representatives of
public, private, and non-profit transportation services, human services providers and the general public.
You have been identified as representing an agency with an interest in mobility needs for people living in this sixcounty service area. You are invited to participate in a transportation summit to help improve services to help us
make sure that we target transportation resources to the right services and deliver them as efficiently as possible by
working with the other service agencies in our communities.
The planning process requires an inventory of all of the transportation human service providers in our region. Please
complete the enclosed inventory and return it to me by April 09th in the self-addressed stamped envelope. At the
meeting we will review the inventory and complete an assessment of human services transportation coordination
services within our area and an action plan for steps to improve coordination efforts.
Please RSVP to this meeting invitation on or before April 9th by calling me at (620) 251-7313 or emailing
sn@sekseniorservices.org. We look forward to seeing you on April 24 in Pittsburg.
You will be asked to complete an online survey. You can complete the online survey at: www.ksunitedweride.org.
Link:CTD#10 On-line Transportation Self Assessment Survey. We would greatly appreciate it if you would take the time
to respond to that survey to help us in the work that will be done at the transportation summit.
Thank you for your time and assistance in this important process.
Sincerely,
Sandra Nielsen
Chair Person of CTD#10
Attachment: Inventory with instructions and envelope (please mail back by April 9th)
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Attachment B- Completed Framework for Action
Framework for Action:
BUILDING THE FULLY COORDINATED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
A Self Assessment Tool for Communities
Survey Summary
CTD 10
April 20, 2007
Survey Overview
Area 1: Making Things Happen by Working Together in CTD 10.
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
My overall evaulation of how well the counties in CTD
10 are doing in the area of "Making Things Happen by
Working Together":
Done Well
Needs Some
Action
Needs Substantial
Action
Needs to Begin
Unsure
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
0
0%
3
43%
Area 2: "Taking Stock of Community Needs and Moving Forward in CTD 10" Overall Evaluation:
My overall evaluation of how well we are doing in the
area of "Taking Stock of Community Needs and
Moving Forward in CTD 10":
2
29%
1
14%
0
0%
2
29%
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
0
0%
2
29%
2
29%
0
0%
0
0%
5
71%
0
0%
1
14%
2
29%
Area 3: "Putting Customers First" Overall Evaluation
My overall evaluation of how well we are doing in the
area of "Putting Customers First":
3
43%
Area 4: Adapting Funding for Greater Mobility in CTD 10.
My overall assessment of how well we are doing in
Adapting Funding for Greater Mobility in CTD 10:
0
0%
Area 5: "Moving People Efficiently in CTD 10" Overall Assessment
My overall assessment of "Moving People Efficiently"
in CTD 10:
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14%
3
43%
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Area 1: Making Things Happen by Working Together in CTD 10.
The key factor for "making things happen in CTD 10" is that individuals and organizations in our communities help
envision, organize, and sustain a coordinated system that provides mobility and access to transportation for all.
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
Done Well
Needs Some
Action
Needs
Substantial Action
Needs to Begin
Unsure
Have community leaders and organizations defined the
need for change and articulated a new vision for the
delivery of coordinated transportation services?
2
29%
1
14%
0
0%
2
29%
2
29%
Is a governing framework in place that brings together
providers, agencies, and consumers? With clear
guidelines that all embrace?
1
14%
3
43%
0
0%
1
14%
2
29%
Does the governing framework cover the entire
community and maintain strong relationships with
neighboring communities and state agencies?
0
0%
3
43%
0
0%
1
14%
3
43%
Is there sustained support for coordinated transportation
planning among elected officials, agency administrators,
and other community leaders?
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
1
14%
2
29%
Is there positive momentum? Is there growing interest in
and commitment to coordinate human service
transportation trips and maximize resources?
2
29%
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
1
14%
Comments about "Making Things Happen by Working Together" in CTD 10.
I believe we have a strong CTD who do work together to make transportation available for as many citizens as possible.
2 I am just learning about the CTD and do not know what steps have already been taken. The Transportation Needs Summit is certainly an
excellent step toward "making things happen by working together".
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Area 2: Taking Stock of Community Needs and Moving Forward in the Counties of CTD 10.
The driving force for this area is the availability of a completed and regularly updated community transportation
assessment process identifies assets, expenditures, services provided, duplication of services, specific mobility
needs of the various target populations, and opportunities for improvement. It assesses the capacity of human
service agencies to coordinate transportation services. The assessment is used for planning and action.
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
Done Well
Needs Some
Action
Needs
Substantial Action
Needs to Begin
Unsure
Is there an inventory of community transportation
resources and programs that fund transportation
services?
1
14%
3
43%
1
14%
0
0%
2
29%
Is there a process for identifying duplication of services,
underused assets, and service gaps?
0
0%
2
29%
2
29%
0
0%
3
43%
Are the specific transportation needs of various target
populations well documented?
1
14%
2
29%
1
14%
0
0%
3
43%
Has the use of technology in the transportation system
been assessed to determine whether investment in
transportation technology may improve services and/or
reduce costs?
1
14%
2
29%
0
0%
1
14%
3
43%
Are transportation line items included in the annual
budgets for all human service programs that provide
transportation services?
1
14%
2
29%
0
0%
0
0%
4
57%
Have transportation users and other stakeholders
participated in the community transportation assessment
process?
1
14%
0
0%
1
14%
2
29%
3
43%
Is there a strategic plan with a clear mission and goals?
Are the assessment results used to develop a set of
realistic actions that improve coordination?
0
0%
3
43%
0
0%
2
29%
2
29%
Is clear data systematically gathered on core
performance issues such as cost per delivered trip,
ridership, and on-time performance? Is the data
systematically analyzed to determine how costs can be
lowered and performance improved?
0
0%
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
3
43%
Is the plan for human services transportation
coordination linked to and supported by other plans such
as the Regional Transportation Plan, State
Transportation Improvement Plan, human service
program plans, and other state and local plans?
0
0%
2
29%
0
0%
0
0%
5
71%
Is data being collected on the benefits of coordination?
Are the results communicated strategically?
0
0%
2
29%
0
0%
0
0%
5
71%
Comments about "Taking Stock of Community Needs and Moving Forward" in CTD 10:
1. Everyone is willing to work together to make transportation accessible to anyone who need it.
2 Again, I do not know what has been done in the past or is already in place. Inventories have been distributed in our district so the process of
assessing resources and needs is in progress.
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Area 3: Putting Customers First
The driving force for this area is that customers including people with disabilities, older adults, and low-income riders
have a convenient and accessible means of accessing information about transportation services. They are regularly
engaged in the evaluation of services and identification of needs.
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
Done well
Needs some
action
Needs substantial
action
Needs to begin
Unsure
Does the transportation system have an array of userfriendly and accessible information sources? Are efforts
being made to inform the transportation users about
available programs and services?
4
57%
2
29%
0
0%
1
14%
0
0%
Are travel training and consumer education programs
available on an ongoing basis?
2
29%
2
29%
1
14%
0
0%
2
29%
Is there a seamless payment system that supports userfriendly services and promotes customer choice of the
most cost-effective service?
3
43%
0
0%
0
0%
0
0%
4
57%
Are customer ideas and concerns gathered at each step
of the coordination process? Is customer satisfaction
data collected regularly?
1
14%
2
29%
0
0%
1
14%
3
43%
Are marketing and communications programs used to
build awareness and encourage greater use of the
services?
2
29%
2
29%
1
14%
1
14%
1
14%
Comments about Putting Customers First in CTD 10:
Availability of public transportation is advertised in area papers. I do not know what other efforts are made to increase consumer awareness.
Our agency has asked staff to spread the word to our consumers.
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Area 4: Adapting Funding for Greater Mobility in CTD 10.
The driving factor in this area is that "innovative accounting procedures are often employed to support transportation
services by combining various state, federal, and local funds. This strategy creates customer-friendly payment
systems while maintaining consistent reporting and accounting procedures across programs."
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
Done well
Needs some
action
Needs substantial
action
Needs to begin
Unsure
Is there a strategy for systematic tracking of financial
data across programs? Are local funding allocations
based on demonstrated evidence of coordinated
activities?
1
14%
2
29%
0
0%
0
0%
4
57%
Is there an automated billing system in place that
supports the seamless payment system and other
contracting mechanisms?
0
0%
1
14%
0
0%
0
0%
6
86%
Comments about "Adapting Funding for Greater Mobility in CTD 10":
1 I do not have any information about how the financial aspects of the program are managed.
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Area 5: Moving People Efficiently in CTD 10.
The driving factor for this area is that multi-modal and multi-provider transportation networks are being created that
are seamless for the customer but operationally and organizationally sound for the providers.
Top number is the count of respondents selecting the option.
Bottom % is percent of the total respondents selecting the option.
Done well
Needs some
action
Needs substantial
action
Needs to begin
Unsure
Has an arrangement among diverse transportation
providers been created to offer flexible services that
are seamless to customers?
0
0%
3
43%
0
0%
1
14%
3
43%
Are support services coordinated to lower costs and
ease management burdens?
1
14%
1
14%
1
14%
1
14%
3
43%
Is there a centralized dispatch system to handle
requests for transportation services from agencies
and individuals?
0
0%
4
57%
0
0%
1
14%
2
29%
Have facilities been located to promote safe,
seamless, and cost-effective transportation services?
1
14%
3
43%
0
0%
0
0%
3
43%
Comments about "Moving People Efficiently in CTD 10":
1 Again, I do not know much about how the system handles calls for tranport other than via telephoning the various sites to request services.
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Please identify your affiliation. Please check all that apply:
State agency
personnel (local or
regional office)
0
0%
Public
transportation
provider agency
3
43%
Human service
transportation
provider agency
1
14%
Human service
agency with
consumers in need
of transportation
services
3
43%
State association
representing
human service
agencies
0
0%
Advocacy
organization
0
0%
Consumer
0
0%
Intercity bus
transportation
0
0%
Local
governmental
official
0
0%
Other, Please
Specify
View Responses
3
43%
18. Which counties do you directly serve or are you involved with? (Please check all that apply?)
Allen
2
29%
Bourbon
1
14%
Cherokee
1
14%
Crawford
2
29%
Labette
1
14%
Linn
2
29%
Montgomery
1
14%
Neosho
2
29%
Wilson
1
14%
Woodson
2
29%
Comments or questions about this self-assessment process?
1 Agencies invited to the Transportation Needs Summit were asked to complete this survey. I did not feel I had enough information about the
existing system to adequately answer the questions. After the meeting, I would probably be able to better respond.
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Attachment C- Stakeholder Contact Log
CTD members are encouraged to complete the information requested in this table and to update it periodically.
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Email
Parsons State Hospital
Labette
Paul Thomas
2601 Gabriel
Parsons
67357
620-421-6550
pbt@pshtc.ks.gov
CLASS LTD
Cherokee
Randy Pommier
PO BOX 266
Columbus
66725
620-429-1212
randy.pommier@classltd.org
Elm Acres Youth & Family Services
Crawford
Kit Parks
PO Box 1135
Pittsburg
66762
620-231-9840
ctimm@dccca.org
Four County Mental Health Center
Montgomery
Judy Wilkins
P O BOX 688
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1748
jwilkins@fourcounty.com
SEK - Area Agency on Aging
Neosho
Linda Meyer
P.O. Box J
Chanute
66720
620-431-2980
lindalumc@hotmail.com
SEK Mental Health Center
Allen
Bob Chase Glenda
Helton
1106 South 9th Street
Humboldt
66748
SEK-CAP
Cherokee
Jamey Whitney
606 E. Main
Girard
66743
620-724-8204
jamey@sek-cap.com
Senior Services of SEK
Montgomery
Sandra Nielson
P O BOX 1415
COFFEYVILLE
67337
(620) 2517313
Tri-Valley Developmental Services, Inc.
Neosho
Megan Rousselle
P.O. Box 518
Chanute
66720
620-431-7401
Pittsburg Transportation Service
Crawford
Mike Swartz
502 E. 20th Street
Pittsburg
66762
Thanks Program, Inc
Wilson
Tom Hearne/Susie
O'Neal
629 N. 7th Street
Fredonia
66736
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Crawford
Robert Poole
1102 E Centennial
Pittsburg
66762
620-232-0153
rpoole@via-christi.org
Allen County Transportation System
Allen
Jill Allen
Courthouse- 1 N
Washington
Iola
66758
620-365-1407
vote@allencounty.org
Linn County Transportation
Linn
Marilyn Augur
306 Main
Mound City
66056
913-795-2279
Woodworth Community Service
Labette
Kim McMann
1217 S 15th
Parsons
67357
620-421-0989
wood-wes@hotmail.com
Cherry Street Youth Center
Neosho
Barb Prier
710 North Forest
Chanute
66720
620-431-2161
barb-p-@hotmail.com
Medical Lodge South
Crawford
Blair Wagner
2520 S. Rouse
Pittsburg
66762
620-231-0300
bwagner@medicallodges.com
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Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Neodesha Senior Center
Wilson
Jimmy Richardson
604 Main
Neodesha
66757
620-325-5484
The Udder Mudder Daycare
Crawford
Wendy Bolin
410 W Prairie
Girard
66743
620-724-4333
Wesley Little Learners Preschool
Labette
Nancy Heenan
500 Leawood Dr
Parsons
67357
620-421-6130
Yates Center Senior Center
Woodson
Pamela McKinsey
403 West Rutledge
Yates Center
66783
620-625-2254
ycsc@sbcglobal.net
Arrowood Lane Residential Care Facility
Allen
Peggy Strong
615 East Franklin
Humboldt
66748
620-43-3456
peg@arrowood-tara.com
First Assembly of God
Bourbon
Steven Bell
124 E. National
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2234170
firstassemblyfortscott@yahoo.com
All Faith Church
Crawford
Billy Wells
205 E Alfred St
Mulberry
66756
620-764-3496
bjwells@ckt.net
Bible Baptist Church
Wilson
Dewayne Prosser
1100 N. 4th
Neodesha
66757
620-325-2104
First Assembly of God
Wilson
Karen Parsons
1102 South 11th
Fredonia
66736
620-378-2801
First Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
Susan Rosenbaum
133 E Pine
Columbus
66725
620-429-3619
Frontenac United Methodist
Crawford
Larry Willis
107 E Leighton St
Frontenac
66763
620-230-0248
Saint Peter's Lutheran Church
Allen
David Meier
910 Amos Street
Humboldt
66748
620-473-2343
SKIL
Cherokee
125 E Maple
Columbus
66725
620-429-3600
SKIL
Neosho
106 East Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-0757
Windsor Place
Montgomery
Monte Coffman
2921 W FIRST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-5190
Prairie Mission Retirement Village Inc.
Neosho
Brenda Thorton
242 Carroll
St. Paul
66771
620-449-2400
Wilson County Hospital
Wilson
205 Mill
Neodesha
66757
620-325-2611
Girard Hospital
Crawford
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Girard
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Email
1stpresbyterian@columbusks.com
pastormeier@sbcglobal.net
620-724-8291
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Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Bourbon Co. Senior Citz. Transportation
Bourbon
Joan Crane
26 N Main St
Fort Scott
66701
Woodson County Commissions
Woodson
Karl Allen
Courthouse
Yates Center
66783
Thrive Allen County
Allen
MaryAnn Percy
Allen County Courthouse
Iola
66749
Department of SRS - Iola office
Allen
Director
406 North Buckeye
Iola
66749
Kansas Department of Social and
Rehabilitation Services
Anderson
504 North Redbud
GARNETT
66032
Pittsburg SRS
Crawford
320 South Broadway
Pittsburg
66762
Social & Rehabilitation Services
Neosho
1500 West 7th
Chanute
66720
620-431-5000
SRS
Bourbon
108 W. 2nd St.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2234010
SRS
Montgomery
Brenda Blackard
200 ARCO PLACE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0350
SRS
Linn
Sally Echos
108 W. 2nd St.
Fort Scott
66701
620-223-4010
Altamont – USD 506
Labette
Superintendent
521 S Houston St
Altamont
67330
Applewood Rehabilitation
Neosho
1720 West 2nd
Chanute
66720
620-431-7300
Chanute Healthcare
Neosho
530 West 14th
Chanute
66720
620-431-4940
Cherryvale Comm. Preschool
Montgomery
600 W MAIN ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-3106
Chetopa Schools
Labette
Superintendent
430 Elm
Chetopa
67336
Class LTD
Montgomery
Phillip chauppie
1120 E MAIN
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-8604
Community Care Connection
Bourbon
120 E. Wall
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2235085
Cornerstone Family Life Center
Neosho
109 East Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-6577
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Phone
(620) 2230750
Email
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Agency Name
County
Cornerstone Village
Address
City
Zip
Crawford
1502 Centennial Dr.
Pittsburg
66762
EKAN
Anderson
132 East Fifth
GARNETT
66032
Family & Childeren Service Center
Montgomery
Mark Charest
200 ARCO PLACE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-1340
Family Life Center
Cherokee
Harold Price
201 W Walnut
Columbus
66725
620-429-1860
Family Life Counseling Center
Labette
5100 Main St
Parsons
67357
Family Resource Center
Crawford
1700 N Locust
Pittsburg
66762
Garnett Nutrition Site
Anderson
Director
128 West Fifth
GARNETT
66032
Meals on Wheels
Woodson
Director
600 East Mary
YATES CENTER
66783
Meals on Wheels
Woodson
Director
600 East Mary
Yates Center
66783
Neosho Valley Chapter of Am. Red
Cross
Neosho
Dr. Richard Good
27 South Grant
Chanute
66720
620-431-2239
New Beginnings Enterprises
Wilson
Anna Silva-Keith
1001 Wilson
Neodesha
66757
620-325-3333
Red Cross
Bourbon
Patty Gorman
116 S. Main
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2230980
Resource Center for Independent Living
Allen
Director
602 South State
Iola
66749
Resource Center for Independent Living
Bourbon
1417 S. Judson
Fort Scott
66701
SALVATION ARMY
Montgomery
102 W 12TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-2686
SEK Downs Syndrome Society
Neosho
Cindy Zimmerman
P.O. Box 405
Chanute
66720
620-431-0470
SEK Independent Living Resource
Center
Woodson
Director
119 W. Butler
Yates Center
66783
SEK Mental Health
Bourbon
212 State
Fort Scott
66701
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Phone
Email
(620) 2235030
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Agency Name
County
SEK-CAP
Address
City
Zip
Bourbon
212 E. 1st St.
Fort Scott
66701
SEKCAP Inc.
Crawford
212 N Pine
Pittsburg
66762
SEKSEC Preschool
Labette
646 Wisconsin
Parsons
67357
SKIL
Crawford
PO Box 1706
Pittsburg
66762
SKIL
Wilson
Steffen Blevins
623 Monroe
Fredonia
66736
620-378-4881
SOUTHEAST KANSAS INDEPENDENT
LIVING
Montgomery
Richard Davis
107 E MAIN
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1006
Southeast Kansas Independent Living
Resource Center
Woodson
Director
119 W. Butler
YATES CENTER
66783
TFI FAMILY SERVICES
Montgomery
Debra Ostroe
P O BOX 54
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0411
Tri-Valley Development
Bourbon
4305 Campbell Dr.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233990
USD #436
Montgomery
700 E BULL PUP BLVD
CANEY
67333
620-879-9200
Coffeyville Community College
Montgomery
400 W 11ST STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-7700
Catholic Church of St Rose
Cherokee
115 W Walnut
Columbus
66725
620-429-2639
Coffeyville Community College
Cherokee
509 W Elm
Columbus
66725
620-429-3896
USD #445
Montgomery
615 ELLIS ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-252-6800
College Heights United Methodist
Crawford
1901 S. Taylor St.
Pittsburg
66762
Color My World Pre-school
Neosho
702 Central
St. Paul
66771
620-449-2668
Community Elementary School
Montgomery
102 S CLINE
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-252-6430
Country Daycare
Crawford
Rt 1
Pittsburg
66762
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Richard Wells
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Phone
(620) 2230680
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
UDS #101
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Neosho
205 South Main
Erie
66733
620-244-3264
Diane’s Playhouse
Crawford
1402 Main St. Ln
Pittsburg
66762
Durham School Services
Montgomery
1125 E MAIN ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Early Bird Learning Center
Crawford
206 Long Avenue
Girard
66743
FIELD KINDLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Montgomery
1110 W 8TH STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-6812
Fort Scott Comm. College
Bourbon
2108 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2232700
Frontenac School District
Crawford
208 S. Cayuga
Frontenac
66763
Galena Preschool
Cherokee
1901 Galena Ave
Galena
66739
Girard School District
Crawford
415 N. Summit
Girard
66743
Head Start
Cherokee
713 E 2nd Street
Scammon
66773
620-724-8204
Head Start
Cherokee
502 Chicago
Galena
66739
620-724-8204
Head Start
Cherokee
209 W Spring Valley
Road
Riverton
66770
620-724-8204
HEAD START
Montgomery
201 S WALNUT
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-1147
HEAD START
Montgomery
900 E POPLAR
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-6140
Head Start Center
Bourbon
2173 Ironwood Rd.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2234440
Headstart
Anderson
707 Queens Highway
GARNETT
66032
Headstart Choices
Crawford
212 N Pine
Pittsburg
66762
INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
Montgomery
861 COLLEGE AVENUE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Don Jesseph
Steve Ortega
Director
Terry Hetrick
37
Email
620-331-7088
620-783-5704
620-331-4100
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
TH
Phone
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-1800
Montgomery
INDEPENDENCE USD#446
Montgomery
Chuck Schmidt
517 N 10TH
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-1800
Jayhawk Linn USD #346
Linn
Royce Powelson
PO Box 278
Mound City
66056
913-795-2247
Labette Community College
Labette
200 S 14th
Parsons
67357
LUTHERAN PRE-SCHOOL
Montgomery
301 S 11TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-3331
Neosho County Community College
Neosho
1000 South Allen Ave
Chanute
66720
620-431-6222
Northeast (Arma) School District
Crawford
P.O. Box 669
Arma
66712
Oswego – USD 504
Labette
321 Commercial
Oswego
67356
Parsons – USD 503
Labette
2900 Southern Blvd
Parsons
67357
Parsons Catholic Elementary
Labette
1831 Stevens
Parsons
67357
Pittsburg Community Child Care
Learning Center
Crawford
106 W Jackson
Pittsburg
66762
Pittsburg School District
Crawford
510 Deill St.
Pittsburg
66762
Pleasanton USD #344
Linn
Tim Conrad
PO Box 480
Pleasanton
66075
913-352-8534
Prairie View USD #362
Linn
Jim Day
13799 KS Hwy 152
LaCygne
66040
913-795-2677
SEK Interlocal 637 Preschool
Cherokee
Stan Henderson
1900 Galena Ave
Galena
66739
620-783-4499
ext 1107
Southeast (Cherokee) School District
Crawford
506 S. Smelter
Cherokee
66724
ST ANDREW’S SCHOOL
Montgomery
216 N PARK AVE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
St. Mary’s – Colgan High School
Crawford
212 E. 9th
Pittsburg
66762
Superintendent
38
ST
Zip
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOLS PUBLIC
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
517 N 10
City
Email
620-331-2870
November 2007
Agency Name
County
St. Patrick Catholic School
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Neosho
409 South Malcolm
Chanute
66720
620-431-4020
St. Paul Schools
Neosho
318 1st Street
St. Paul
66771
620-449-2245
Sumbeam Christian Preschool
Bourbon
123 Scott St.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233331
Superintendent
Allen
USD #256
Moran
66755
Superintendent of Schools
Woodson
101 W. Butler
YATES CENTER
66783
Superintendent of Schools
Woodson
101 W. Butler
Yates Center
66783
Taryn’s Daycare
Crawford
807 E Atkinson Avenue
Frontenac
66763
TRI-COUNTY SPECIAL EDUCATION
Montgomery
220 E CHESTNUT ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
U-234 School Dist.
Bourbon
424 S. Main
Fort Scott
66701
U-235 School Dist.
Bourbon
PO Box 70
Uniontown
UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST#447
Montgomery
618 E 4TH ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
USD #257
Allen
Superintendent
402 East Jackson
Iola
66749
USD #258
Allen
Superintendent
910 New York
Humboldt
66748
USD #413
Neosho
315 35 Pkwy
Chanute
66720
USD 246
Crawford
Arma, KS 66712
USD 247
Crawford
Cherokee, KS 66724
USD 248
Crawford
Girard, KS 66743
USD 249
Crawford
Frontenac, KS 66763
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
39
Email
620-331-6303
(620) 2230800
(620) 7564301
620-336-8130
620-
November 2007
Agency Name
County
City
Zip
Phone
USD 250
Crawford
USD 387 – Altoona-Midway
Wilson
Bill Orth
20584 US 75 Highway
Buffalo
66717
620-568-5725
USD 404
Cherokee
Damon McCorkle
PO BOX 290
Riverton
66770
620-848-3314
USD 461
Wilson
Daryl Prater
522 Wisconsin
Neodesha
66757
620-325-2610
USD 484
Wilson
Jim Porter
300 North 6th
Fredonia
66736
620-378-4177
USD 493
Cherokee
PO BOX 21
Columbus
66725
620-429-2514
USD 499
Cherokee
Stan Henderson
702 E 7th Street
Galena
66739
620-783-4499
ext 1107
USD 508
Cherokee
David Westin
1520 Cleveland
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3333
Watch Us Grow Preschool
Cherokee
937 Military Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-5662
AREA AGENCY ON AGING
Montgomery
1 WEST ASH
CHANUTE
66720
620-431-2980
ABC 123 Sally’s Home Daycare
Crawford
622 E. Jackson
Pittsburg
66762
ABC Playhouse
Crawford
411 W. 5th
Pittsburg
66762
Active Angels Pre K School
Crawford
411 E Centennial Dr.
Pittsburg
66762
Advance Services, Inc.
Neosho
1530 South Santa Fe
Chanute
66720
Adventure Village Daycare
Labette
814 N 32nd
Parsons
67357
Altoona Senior Center
Wilson
Box 232
Altoona
66710
Always Learning Daycare
Crawford
126 W 21st St.
Pittsburg
66762
Amanda’s Angels Daycare
Labette
1002 N Central
Parsons
67357
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Address
Email
Pittsburg, KS 66762
Linda Meyer
40
620-431-3499
620-568-3780
November 2007
Agency Name
County
American Legion
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Neosho
313 South Main
Erie
66733
620-244-5485
American Legion Post 170
Neosho
301 North Evergreen
Chanute
66720
620-431-2960
B&E Cab Company
Montgomery
108 W MAIN
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1580
Big Bird
Crawford
1271 E 580th Avenue
Pittsburg
66762
Birthline
Bourbon
1101 Scott Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2236853
Bradford Residential Living Center
Montgomery
Michelle Bish
621 S 2ND
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2600
Buck Run Community Center
Bourbon
Kirk Sharp
735 Scott Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2230386
Buffalo Senior Center
Wilson
P O Box 75
Buffalo
66717
620-537-8700
Bumble Bee Daycare
Crawford
720 E 18th St.
Pittsburg
66762
BZB Daycare
Crawford
812 W 8th
Pittsburg
66762
Chanute AA Group
Neosho
Kenneth Olson
P.O. Box 8
Chanute
66720
620-431-4186
Chanute Kiwanis
Neosho
Paul Blecha
24375 Jackson Road
Chanute
66720
620-431-0480
Chanute Rotary Club
Neosho
Scotty Bunch
2102 South Plummer
Chanute
66720
620-431-7506
Chanute Senior Citizen Center
Neosho
Ruth Benson
1717 West Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-4320
Coffeyville Transportation
Montgomery
P O BOX 906
COFFEEVILLE
67337
620-252-0500
Comforting Angels
Montgomery
111 W 8TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-6677
East Central KS Area Agency on Ageing
Linn
123 S. Main
Ottawa
66067
785-242-7123
Erie Senior Center
Neosho
106 West 3rd
Erie
66733
620-244-3253
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Ken Tolbert
Elizabeth Maxwell
41
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Fredonia Senior Center
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Wilson
P O Box 473
Fredonia
66736
620-378-2000
Galena Senior Center
Cherokee
720 Wall Street
Galena
66739
620-783-2384
Giggles & Grins
Crawford
207 W Rose
Pittsburg
66762
Gorentz’s Wee Waddle Group Day Care
of Arma
Crawford
605 E Hector
Alma
66712
Grammy’s House
Crawford
115 W Leighton
Frontenac
66763
Gran Villas of Fredonia
Wilson
Laura Findley
2111 E. Washington
Fredonia
66736
620-378-2329
Gran Villas of Neodesha
Wilson
Terri Greaves
400 Fir Street
Neodesha
66757
620-325-2244
Greenbush – Southeast Kansas
Crawford
P.O. Box 189
Girard
66743
Guest Home Estates
Anderson
905 West Seventh
GARNETT
66032
Guest Home Estates
Bourbon
737 S. Heylman
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2231620
GUEST HOME ESTATES
Montgomery
400 S MCGEE
CANEY
67333
620-879-5199
Guest Home Estates #2
Neosho
1202 South Plummer
Chanute
66720
620-431-9509
Guest Home Estates #3
Neosho
7440 220th Road
Chanute
66720
620-431-7115
Guest Home Estates V
Allen
1336 North Walnut
Iola
66749
Hillside Guest Home
Bourbon
1115 227th St.
Fort Scott
66701
Humboldt Senior Center
Allen
718 Bridge
Humboldt
66748
Hyman Renee Daycare
Crawford
201 S Osage St.
Girard
66743
I CAB TAXI
Montgomery
ARCO PLACE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Administrator
Sherry McBride
Administrator
Director
Robert Baker
42
Email
(620) 2236132
620-331-6019
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
INDEPENDENCE DAY CARE
Montgomery
Amy Bloomfield
200 ARCO PLACE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2505
INDEPENDENCE DCCA
Montgomery
P O BOX 375
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3482
Jus Kidz
Crawford
505 W 2nd St.
Pittsburg
66762
Juvenile Transport Specialists LLC
Neosho
11 North Western
Chanute
66720
620-431-7785
KeyHole
Bourbon
1002 S. Main
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2234700
KIDDIE KOLLEGE PRESCHOOL
Montgomery
202 N CLINE
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-2606
Kids Corner
Neosho
330 Walnut
Galesburg
66740
620-763-2120
Kid's Depot Daycare
Neosho
506 W Main St
Chanute
66720
620-431-0884
Kids First Daycare & Preschool
Crawford
102 S Cayuga
Frontenac
66763
Kids Korner of Arma Daycare
Crawford
201 W Main
Arma
66712
Kids Zone
Crawford
220 W 24th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Kingdom Campground
Cherokee
1 ½ Mi W
Galena
66739
La Tonya Burt’s Daycare
Crawford
105 W 23rd
Pittsburg
66762
Little Critters
Labette
3016 Stevens
Parsons
67357
Little Feats Daycare
Crawford
108 W Carlton
Frontenac
66763
Little Rascals Daycare
Crawford
101 S Wright
Frontenac
66763
Little Wonders Daycare
Crawford
309 W Maple
Girard
66743
LULLABY’S & NURSERY RHYMES
Montgomery
914 N 6TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
43
Email
620-783-5256
620-331-2557
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Main Street Chanute, Inc.
Neosho
Nancy Qualls
P.O. Box 22
Chanute
66720
620-431-0056
Manpower
Neosho
702 East Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-0001
Marilyn’s Daycare
Crawford
1807 N Michigan
Pittsburg
66762
Medical Lodge
Bourbon
915 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
Medical Lodge North
Crawford
2614 N. Joplin
Pittsburg
66762
Medicalodge
Cherokee
101 N Lee
Columbus
66725
620-429-2134
MEDICALODGES OF COFFEYVILLE
Montgomery
720 W 1ST STREET
COFFEEVILLE
67337
620-251-3705
MEDIRIDE
Montgomery
Rick & Cheryl Wilson
ROUTE 1, BOX 234B
CANEY
67333
620-331-9385
Mother To Mother
Bourbon
Wilma Leach
1602 E. 1st St.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2239982
Neosho Valley Senior Center
Woodson
Director
Neosho Falls, KS 66758
NEOSHO FALLS
66758
Neosho Valley Senior Center
Woodson
Director
Neosho Falls, KS 66758
Neosho Falls
66758
Orlando Day Care
Crawford
115 N Cayuga
Frontenac
66763
Parent's Relief Central Child Care
Neosho
927 South Central Ave
Chanute
66720
620-432-0034
PIRATE COVE ACADEMY
CHILDCARE
Montgomery
861 W COLLEGE ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7834
Playmates Childcare
Labette
604 6th St
Altamont
67330
Precious Lambs Preschool
Bourbon
2824 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
Raider Academy
Crawford
4069 Mt. Carmel Rd.
Frontenac
66763
RAINBOW PALACE DAY CARE
Montgomery
1105 N PENN AVE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Amy Higgans
44
Email
(620) 2230210
(620) 2232118
620-331-7316
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
REGAL ESTATES
Montgomery
Mandy Monroe
1000 MULBERRY
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-8789
RSVP
Neosho
Patty Allen
P.O. Box 518
Chanute
66720
620-431-3902
Senior Citizens Congregant Meal Site
Allen
Director
204 North Jefferson
Iola
66749
SMART START CHILD CARE
Montgomery
1317 W MARTIN ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-8687
Spring Grove Preschool
Cherokee
19th & Galena Ave
Galena
66739
620-783-2787
Thayer Senior Citizens
Neosho
222 West Neosho Ave
Thayer
66776
620-839-5454
THE GANSEL HOUSE
Montgomery
3768 CR 5250
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7422
The Learning Tree Pre School
Crawford
311 N Crawford
Frontenac
66763
THE LITTLE CRITTER CRIB
DAYCARE
Montgomery
700 S 6TH
INDEPENDENCE
67301
The Play Pen
Crawford
201 W Capaldo Road
Frontenac
66763
TINY TOT’S DAYCARE
Montgomery
1317 W 3RD ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
Tiny Tykes Daycare
Labette
1400 Chess
Parsons
67357
Toddler Time
Crawford
904 Turner Ct.
Pittsburg
66762
Toronto Senior Citizens Inc
Woodson
108 West Main
TORONTO
66777
Tree House Daycare
Crawford
2007 W Quincy
Pittsburg
66762
Wesley House
Crawford
411 E. 12th St.
Pittsburg
66762
YMCA Preschool and Daycare Center
of Pittsburg
Crawford
1100 N Miles
Pittsburg
66762
Arma Care Center
Crawford
3rd & Melvin
Arma
66712
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Stan Henderson
Beverly Zimlock
Charoltte Caflisch
Director
45
Email
620-331-0531
620-251-3331
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Autumn Place
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Cherokee
311 S East Ave
Columbus
66725
620-429-1011
Autumn Place Memory Care
Cherokee
315 S East Ave
Columbus
66725
620-429-2212
Bridges Community Care
Crawford
2420 South Rouse
Pittsburg
66762
Cavalry Crossing Apartments
Bourbon
210 W. 23rd St.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2230660
Cherryvale Care Center
Montgomery
1001 W MAIN ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2102
Connections Residential Care
Neosho
108 5th Street
St. Paul
66771
620-449-2277
Country View Nursing Home
Linn
Jerry Unruh
301 E. Miller St.
Prescott
66767
913-471-4315
Eagle Estates Living Center
Montgomery
Jennifer Jarnagin
1354 TAYLOR ROAD
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1662
Fort Scott Manor
Bourbon
736 S. Heylman
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233120
Fountain Villa Residential Care
Allen
Administrator
2620 North Kentucky
Iola
66749
Galena Nursing Home
Cherokee
Michael Sumoner
1220 E 8th
Galena
66739
Golden Heights Living Center
Anderson
Administrator
101 North Pine
GARNETT
66032
Golden Keys Nursing Home
Wilson
David Loos
221 Mill
Neodesha
66757
620-325-2631
Golden Living Center
Wilson
Lillian Graham
240 North 19th Street
Fredonia
66736
620-378-4163
Golden Living Center
Wilson
Sherri Cunningham
1626 North 8th
Neodesha
66757
620-325-3088
HEATHERWOOD ESTATE
Montgomery
Tracy Andres
614 S 8TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0511
Heritage
Crawford
511 N. Western
Girard
66743
Infinity Nursing Home
Woodson
801 South Fry
YATES CENTER
66783
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Katherine Ruhl
Administrator
46
Email
620-783-1383
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Longterm Care Center
Anderson
Administrator
Moran Manor Nursing Center
Allen
Administrator
Parsons Presbyterian Manor
Labette
Pinecrest Nursing Home
Allen
Quaker Hill Nursing Home
Cherokee
Sunset Manor
Crawford
Tara Gardens Residential Care Facility
Allen
The Residencies at Pleasanton
Linn
Vintage Place
Crawford
Windsor Place
Allen
City
Zip
GARNETT
66032
Moran
66755
3501 Dirr
Parsons
67357
Administrator
1020 Pine
Humboldt
66748
Della Smith
8675 SE 72nd Terrace
Baxter Springs
66713
206 S. Dittman
Frontenac
66763
Administrator
1110 East Carpeter
Iola
66749
Shirlene Johnson
PO Box 418
Pleasanton
66075
1004 E. Centennial
Pittsburg
66762
600 East Garfield
Iola
66749
Windsor Place at Home Care
Crawford
1403 N. Broadway
Pittsburg
66762
Allen County Hospital
Allen
Administrator
101 South First
Iola
66749
Anderson County Hospital
Anderson
Chief Executive Officer
421 South Maple
GARNETT
66032
Coffeyville Regional Hospital
Montgomery
1400 W 14TH
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-1200
Fredonia Regional Hospital
Wilson
1527 Madison
Fredonia
66736
620-378-2121
Heritage Health Care of Chanute
Neosho
1630 West 2nd
Chanute
66720
620-431-4151
Infinia Health Care
Labette
1212 Ohio St
Oswego
67356
Labette County Medical Center
Labette
1902 S Hwy 59
Parsons
67357
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Administrator
Terry Deschaine
Address
Anderson County
Hospital
47
Phone
Email
620-848-3797
913-352-6658
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Mercy Health Center
Address
City
Zip
Bourbon
401 Woodland Hills Blvd.
Fort Scott
66701
MERCY HOSPITAL
Montgomery
800 W MYRTLE ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2200
MERCY TRANSPORTATION
Montgomery
800 W MYRTLE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-3221
Neosho Memorial Regional Medical
Center
Neosho
629 South Plummer
Chanute
66720
620-431-4000
Oswego Medical Center LLC
Labette
800 Barker Dr
Oswego
67356
St. John’s Maude Norton Hospital
Cherokee
220 N Pennsylvania
Columbus
66725
Community Outreach
Crawford
804 W St. John
Girard
66743
First Methodist Church
Wilson
402 North 8th
Fredonia
66736
620-378-2764
A Place of Worship
Montgomery
1902 BROWN AVE
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-5730
Abundant Life Temple
Montgomery
202 WASHITA ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-2325
Alliance of Churches for Christian Living
Neosho
602 West Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-1622
Amazing Grace Ministries
Montgomery
501 E 9TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-1012
Ambassador Christian Church
Neosho
4001 Johnson Road
Chanute
66720
620-431-7766
American Baptist Church
Crawford
1701 S. Broadway
Pittsburg
66762
Angola United Methodist Church
Montgomery
100 WATSON ANGOLA
ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-922-7259
Apostolic Christian Church
Bourbon
1615 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 223-
Apostolic Faith Bible College
Cherokee
1009 Lincoln Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3283
Apostolic Faith Church
Cherokee
1819 Main
Galena
66739
620-783-2433
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Kathy Newkirk
Charlotte Coats
Wilma Olson
48
Phone
(620) 2232200
Email
620-429-2545
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
th
City
Zip
Phone
Apostolic Lighthouse Church
Labette
310 S 25 St
Parsons
67357
Apostolic Pentecostal Church
Bourbon
Jct. US 54 & 69
Fort Scott
66701
Assembly of God
Anderson
Park Road
GARNETT
66032
Assembly of God
Bourbon
103 E. 7th St.
Pleasanton
Assembly of God
Cherokee
1500 E 7th
Galena
66739
Assembly of God
Crawford
PO Box 464
Pittsburg
66762
Assembly of God Church
Labette
1323 4th St
Oswego
67356
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Montgomery
301 N MCGEE ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-5255
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Montgomery
305 E MAIN ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2356
Assembly of God Parsonage
Woodson
303 West Rutledge
YATES CENTER
66783
Baptist Church
Montgomery
300 W 9TH STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-3980
Beacon
Bourbon
525 E. 6th Street
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2236869
Berean Christian Mission
Montgomery
329 S 19TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-5858
Bethel Ame Church
Montgomery
200 W 12TH STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-4105
Bethel Baptist Church
Cherokee
1014 E Sycamore
Columbus
66725
620-429-1235
Bethel Baptist Church
Neosho
120 South Denman
Chanute
66720
620-431-0592
Bethel Community Church
Bourbon
Bethel Community Church
Cherokee
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Pastor
Pastor
Bob Eckesl
Ken Bowlin
Email
(913) 3526186
620-783-2349
(620) 2235142
21st & Military
49
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3064
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Beulah Community Church
Address
City
Crawford
100 N Summit St
Girard
Beverly Rehabilitation Center
Crawford
1005 Centennial Dr.
Pittsburg
66762
Bible Holiness Church
Montgomery
606 PARK ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2797
Big Creek Methodist
Neosho
22965 Lyon Road
Chanute
66720
620-431-3696
Boltons Friend Church
Montgomery
ROUTE 3
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-289-4260
Brethern Church
Bourbon
1421 Margrave
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2232584
Calvary Baptist Church
Cherokee
Sycamore & Ohio
Columbus
66725
620-429-2201
Calvary Baptist Church
Neosho
119 North Malcolm
Chanute
66720
620-431-7532
Calvary Bible Church
Crawford
511 N Logan St
Girard
66743
Calvary United Methodist Church
Allen
Pastor
118 West Jackson
Iola
66749
Calvary Wesleyan Church
Wilson
Rob Stewart
Highway 47 E
Fredonia
66736
620-378-3434
Cana Tabernacle
Cherokee
533 W 9th
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3580
Caney Nursing Home Center
Montgomery
615 S HIGH ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-2929
Caney United Methodist Church
Montgomery
114 N HIGH ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-2648
Catholic Rectory
Labette
1112 3rd St
Oswego
67356
Center Bethel Church
Labette
1699 18000 Rd
Parsons
67357
Center Christian Church
Cherokee
3150 SW Center Road
Columbus
66725
620-674-3429
Central Church of the Nazarene
Montgomery
1501 W 9TH STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-1484
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Don Flanner
Charles Belles
50
Zip
Phone
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Chanute Christian Academy
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Neosho
1000 West 14th St
Chanute
66720
620-431-7777
Chapel of Praise
Montgomery
1400 N 8TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3738
Christ Church
Wilson
1001 W. Elm
Neodesha
66757
Christ Community Church
Crawford
900 E. 4th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Christian Church
Allen
Pastor
120 North Ninth
Humboldt
66748
Christian Church
Allen
Pastor
901 South Main
LaHarpe
66751
Christian Church
Allen
Pastor
Church & Pine
Moran
66755
Christian Church
Bourbon
Wall Street Road
Mound City
Christian Church
Crawford
119 N Summit St
Girard
66743
Christian Church
Montgomery
100 E 4TH ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-2811
Christian Church
Montgomery
319 E MAIN ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2356
Christian Gospel Chapel
Bourbon
2305 Maple Road
Fort Scott
66701
Christian Learning Center
Bourbon
3200 Liberty Bell
Fort Scott
66701
Church of Christ
Allen
Pastor
2205 South State
Iola
66749
Church of Christ
Anderson
Pastor
1021 Westgate
GARNETT
66032
Church of Christ
Bourbon
1900 S. Margrave
Fort Scott
66701
Church of Christ
Bourbon
15th & Crawford
Fort Scott
66701
Church of Christ
Cherokee
Florida & Sycamore
Columbus
66725
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Dave Cheshire
51
Email
(913) 7952955
(620) 4020101
(620) 2233244
(620) 2232222
(620) 2234067
620-429-2703
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Church of Christ
Address
City
Zip
Crawford
802 E Centennial Dr.
Pittsburg
66762
Church of Christ
Labette
2900 Briggs Ave
Parsons
67357
Church of Christ
Montgomery
HWY 166 WEST &
SIGGINS ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-0559
Church of Christ
Montgomery
115 E 1ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-5167
Church of Christ
Montgomery
401 S 11ST ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2739
Church of Christ
Neosho
111 North Rutter
Chanute
66720
620-431-2741
Church of Christ
Neosho
620 North Washington
Chanute
66720
Church of Christ
Neosho
Larry Dye
400 West State
Erie
66733
Church of Christ
Wilson
Leo Miller
233 North 10th
Fredonia
66736
Church of Christ
Wilson
John Reeves
1226 North 8th Street
Neodesha
66757
Church of God
Crawford
1107 N Tucker St.
Pittsburg
66762
Church of God
Labette
320 N 24th St
Parsons
67357
Church of God Holiness
Crawford
602 N Chestnut St.
Pittsburg
66762
Church of God in Christ
Montgomery
102 E 1ST STREET
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-2536
Church of God in Christ
Montgomery
600 N 19TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2675
Church of God in Christ
Neosho
1212 North Washington
Chanute
66720
620-431-1034
2109 Jayhawk Rd.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2230830
1420 East Carpenter
Iola
66749
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day
Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Avery Sanders
Bourbon
Allen
Bishop Nathan Fawson
52
Phone
Email
620-378-2707
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Church of Jesus Christ of LDS
Address
City
Zip
Crawford
1507 S. Rouse St.
Pittsburg
66762
Church of Jesus Christ
Montgomery
507 MULBERRY ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7323
Church of Nazarene
Montgomery
4 & LABETTE
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2581
Church of the Nazarene
Anderson
258 Park Road
GARNETT
66032
Church of the Nazarene
Cherokee
W 8th & Park Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3955
Church of the Nazarene
Cherokee
321 S High School St
Columbus
66725
620-429-3596
Church of the Nazarene
Labette
3100 Wilson Ave
Parsons
67357
Church of the Nazarene
Montgomery
3167 S 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-5404
Church of the Nazarene
Neosho
Mark McCuistion
1313 West 14th Street
Chanute
66720
620-431-2040
Church of the Nazarene
Wilson
Dale Coble
812 N. 7th
Neodesha
66757
Coffeyville Bible Church
Montgomery
909 MOON ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-7918
Columbus Christian Center
Cherokee
Columbus
66725
620-429-2424
Columbus Christian Center Church
Cherokee
Columbus
66725
620-429-1924
Community Baptist
Crawford
1009 E 6th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Community Baptist Church
Allen
124 North Fourth
Iola
66749
Community Christian Church
Bourbon
1919 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2231852
Community Christian Church
Montgomery
3001 W MAIN
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2309
Community of Christ
Bourbon
17th & Eddy
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2232135
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Pastor
Nancy Hurd
Pastor
1001 E Merle Evans
drive
1001 E Merle Evans
Drive
53
Phone
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Community of Christ
Address
City
Zip
Crawford
701 S. Walnut St.
Pittsburg
66762
Community of Christ
Montgomery
3906 CR 2600
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-948-3920
Community of Christ
Neosho
602 North Wilson
Chanute
66720
620-431-3822
Ccongregational United Church
Montgomery
400 N 9TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2522
Connections Residential Care
Montgomery
400 N 9TH
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2522
Cornerstone Family Church
Crawford
405 S Locust
Pittsburg
66762
Countryside Christian Church
Crawford
1901 E 4th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Countryside Christian Church
Wilson
Highway 75 North
Neodesha
66757
Covenant Harvest Church
Crawford
615 S Highway 69
Pittsburg
66762
Crawford County Mental Health
Crawford
3101 N. Michigan
Pittsburg
66762
Crossroad Baptist Church
Crawford
232 W 580th Ave
Girard
66743
Crossroads Full Gospel Church of God
Neosho
520 North Lafayette
Chanute
66720
60-431-6680
Crystalbrook Church Inc.
Montgomery
200 W 10TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-7777
Crystalbrook Church Inc.
Montgomery
801 W CHESTNUT ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2444
Dennis United Methodist Church
Labette
110 Boyle
Parsons
67357
Diamond Community Church
Bourbon
2577 Jayhawk Road
East Gate Chapel
Wilson
Jim York
421 North 9th, P O Box
474
Neodesha
66757
Elsmore United Methodist Church
Allen
Pastor
106 West Fourth Street
Elsmore
66732
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Larry Mallett
Erlan Rothge
Gene Turner
54
Phone
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Emmanuel Baptist
Address
City
Zip
Bourbon
601 S. Lowman
Fort Scott
66701
Emmanuel Southern Baptist Church
Montgomery
2ND & SPRUCE
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-4060
Empire Mission Church
Cherokee
N Columbus
Galena
66739
620-783-2181
EPISCOPAL CHURCH EPIPHANY
Montgomery
400 E MAPLE ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-4794
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Wilson
Gerald Eytchison
702 Osage, P O Box 446
Neodesha
66757
Erie Christian Center
Neosho
Mark Clevenger
621 East 4th
Erie
66733
620-244-5720
Erie Federated Church
Neosho
Larry Jordan
202 South Main
Erie
66733
620-244-5372
Evangelical Covenant Church
Allen
Pastor
3840 Arizona Road
Savonburg
66772
Faith Bible Church
Neosho
Steve Pefley
102 South Lafayette
Chanute
66720
Faith Christian Academy
Cherokee
Gary McGrew
PO BOX 737
Weir
66781
Faith Christian Center
Bourbon
1850 E. Wall
Fort Scott
66701
Faith Lutheran Church
Crawford
1233 S 220th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God
Cherokee
206 N Turtle Ave
Weir
66781
620-396-8560
Fellowship Baptist Church
Cherokee
1124 Kansas Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-2456
First Assembly of God
Allen
1020 East Carpenter
Iola
66749
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Montgomery
1504 W 8TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-0230
First Assembly of God Church
Cherokee
1245 Park Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3644
First Assembly of God Church
Cherokee
Sycamore & Minnesota
Columbus
66725
620-429-3407
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Pastor
55
Phone
(620) 2231465
Email
620-431-2915
620-396-8560
or 8503
(620) 2230144
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
th
City
Zip
Phone
First Assembly of God Church
Labette
521 N 16 St
Parsons
67357
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Montgomery
126 E LOCUST ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
First Baptist Church
Allen
Pastor
7th & Osage
Humboldt
66748
First Baptist Church
Allen
Pastor
801 North Cottonwood
Iola
66749
First Baptist Church
Allen
Pastor
308 North Spruce
Moran
66755
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Pastor
417 South Walnut
GARNETT
66032
First Baptist Church
Bourbon
123 Scott Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
First Baptist Church
Bourbon
First Baptist Church
Cherokee
1005 East Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-5676
First Baptist Church
Cherokee
220 N Penn
Columbus
66725
620-429-3158
First Baptist Church
Cherokee
7th & Euclid Ave
Galena
66739
620-783-1618
First Baptist Church
Cherokee
108 N Jefferson
Weir
66781
620-396-8235
First Baptist Church
Crawford
200 W Forest Ave
Girard
66743
First Baptist Church
Crawford
608 N Walnut St.
Pittsburg
66762
First Baptist Church
Crawford
209 W. 7th St.
Pittsburg
66762
First Baptist Church
Labette
1621 Main St
Parsons
67357
First Baptist Church
Labette
302 Merchant St
Oswego
67356
First Baptist Church
Labette
608 Locust St
Chetopa
67336
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
56
Email
620-331-0766
(620) 2233080
(913) 7952333
November 2007
Agency Name
County
First Baptist Church
Address
City
Zip
Labette
721 Maple St
Chetopa
67336
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
900 S RIDGEWAY ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-5220
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
100 N MONTGOMERY
ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2777
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
220 S PENN AVE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-6290
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
220 S PENN
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-6290
First Baptist Church
Neosho
Richard Qualls
118 North Forest
Chanute
66720
620-431-2910
First Baptist Church
Neosho
Tim McCoy
120 West 1st
Erie
66733
620-244-5667
First Baptist Church
Cherokee
6895 SE Bluebird Ln
Riverton
66770
620-848-3347
First Baptist Church of Cherokee
Crawford
211 S Vine St
Girard
66743
First Baptist Church of Crestline
Cherokee
PO Box 156
Columbus
66725
First Christian Church
Anderson
200 South Walnut
GARNETT
66032
First Christian Church
Bourbon
101 S. Judson
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2232944
First Christian Church
Cherokee
3020 Roberts Road
Baxter Springs
66713
620-56-5792
First Christian Church
Cherokee
128 W Elm
Columbus
66725
620-429-2715
First Christian Church
Cherokee
920 Joplin
Galean
66739
620-783-2389
First Christian Church
Crawford
705 E. Centennial Dr.
Pittsburg
66762
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Montgomery
319 W LAUREL ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3880
First Christian Church
Neosho
102 North Grant
Chanute
66720
620-431-3758
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Pastor
57
Phone
Email
620-389-2545
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
First Christian Church
Neosho
Debi Lorenz
703 West State
Erie
66733
620-244-5353
First Christian Church
Wilson
Steve Brodbeck
303 North 7th
Fredonia
66736
620-378-4118
First Christian Church
Wilson
Robert Agee
702 Wisconsin
Neodesha
66757
First Christian Church
Allen
Pastor
301 East Street
Iola
66749
First Church of God
Bourbon
1115 E. Wall
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233862
First Church of God
Neosho
Gary Bates
902 South Forest
Chanute
66720
620-431-1758
First Church of God
Wilson
Les Griffith
816 Iowa Street
Neodesha
66757
First Church of the Nazarene
Allen
Pastor
1235 North Walnut
Iola
66749
First Church of the Nazarene
Bourbon
801 E. 3rd Street
Fort Scott
66701
First Church of the Nazarene
Crawford
816 E. Quincy St.
Pittsburg
66762
First Missionary Baptist Church
Bourbon
PO Box 1
Uniontown
First Presbyterian Church
Bourbon
308 S. Crawford
Fort Scott
66701
First Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
133 E 12th
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3005
First Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
5th & Galena
Galena
66739
620-783-1717
First Presbyterian Church
Crawford
202 N Summit St
Girard
66743
First Presbyterian Church
Labette
1700 Broadway Ave
Parsons
67357
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Montgomery
211 S MONTGOMERY
ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2440
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Montgomery
201 S 5TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0241
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
58
Email
(620) 2230131
(620) 7564313
(620) 2233180
November 2007
Agency Name
County
First Presbyterian Church
Neosho
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson
First Southern Baptist Church
Address
City
Zip
Phone
15 North Steuben
Chanute
66720
620-431-2257
614 Main Street, P O
Box 125
Neodesha
66757
Bourbon
1818 S. Main
Fort Scott
66701
First Southern Baptist Church
Crawford
601 E Perry
Arma
66712
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
200 E 4TH ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-2839
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
717 E 6TH ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-3504
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
918 W CHESTNUT ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3810
First Southern Baptist Church
Wilson
P O Box 181
Neodesha
66757
First United Methodist Church
Bourbon
301 S. National Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2231950
First United Methodist Church
Cherokee
1310 East Ave
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-5996
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Montgomery
200 S PENN AVE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3840
First United Methodist Church
Neosho
202 South Lincoln
Chanute
66720
620-431-4240
Fort Scott Christian Heights
Bourbon
1101 S. Barbee
Fort Scott
66701
Fort Scott Presbyterian Village
Bourbon
2410 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
Foursquare Church
Labette
98 Main St
Parsons
67357
FOURTH STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST
Montgomery
908 E 4TH ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2826
Friends Church
Cherokee
Rt 1 Box 22
Hallowell
66744
620-597-2930
FRIENDS CHURCH
Montgomery
507 N 11TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0484
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Marcy Campbell
Dallas Martin
Larry Meyers
59
Email
(620) 2232986
(620) 2234330
(620) 2235550
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Friendship Southern Baptist
Address
City
Zip
Labette
3030 Appleton Ave
Parsons
67357
FRONTLINE BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
3627 W MAIN ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Fulton Methodist Church
Bourbon
301 W. Osage
Fulton
Galesburg Christian Church
Labette
205 Chestnut St
Galesburg
66740
Girard Bible Church
Crawford
204 W Northern Ave #
302
Girard
66743
God of Fire Ministries
Crawford
427 W. 9th
Pittsburg
66762
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Neosho
603 North Mildfelt
Erie
66733
Gooding Road Baptist Church
Crawford
Highway 7 Gooding Rd
Girard
66743
Grace Baptist Church
Wilson
P O Box 314
Neodesha
66757
Grace Baptist Tabernacle
Bourbon
502 S. Margrave
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233140
Grace Episcopal Church
Neosho
Helen Hoch
213 South Lincoln
Chanute
66720
620-431-1210
Grace Lutheran Church
Allen
Pastor
401 South Walnut
Iola
66749
GRACE MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
109 S 13TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Grace Southern Baptist Church
Allen
Pastor
214 West Madison
Iola
66749
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Neosho
Joe Ketcher
519 North Grant
Chanute
66720
Grant Chapel Ame
Neosho
112 South Evergreen
Chanute
66720
Hallowell Community Church
Cherokee
PO Box 396
Hallowell
66744
Harvest Baptist Church
Allen
115 South Fourth
Iola
66749
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Paul Schnelle
Jim Logan
Pastor
60
Phone
Email
620-331-3137
(620) 8574590
620-244-5555
620-331-2272
620-431-7200
620-597-2750
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Harvest Time Fellowship
Allen
Pastor
329 South 1st
Iola
66749
Harvest Time Holiness Church
Crawford
515 S Summit St
Girard
66743
Healing Center Church of God
Neosho
Dr. Charles Chrissy
1390 35 Pkwy
Chanute
66720
620-431-1113
Highland Ave United Brethren in Christ
Neosho
Michael Longfellow
1502 South Highland
Chanute
66720
620-431-1847
HIGHLAND PARK BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
3000 LAKEVIEW LANE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1135
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Anderson
Pastor
514 East Fourth
GARNETT
66032
Home to Home, Inc
Anderson
Director
318 East Sixth
GARNETT
66032
Hope Chapel Assembly of God
Bourbon
1216 4600th St.
Moran
Humboldt United Methodist Church
Allen
806 North Ninth
Humboldt
66748
INDEPENDENCE BIBLE SCHOOL
Montgomery
2246 S 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3780
INDEPENDENCE CHURCH OF
BRETHREN
Montgomery
920 W MYRTLE ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2068
Independent Bible Baptist Church
Crawford
2202 N Michigan ST.
Pittsburg
66762
Iola Baptist Temple
Allen
426 North Second
Iola
66749
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Cherokee
120 S Delaware
Columbus
66725
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Crawford
411 E. Madison St.
Pittsburg
66762
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Labette
4301 Main St
Parsons
67357
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
Montgomery
2207 N 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7631
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Wilson
Highway 47 E
Fredonia
66736
620-378-4520
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Pastor
Pastor
61
Phone
Email
(620) 9394828
620-429-2422
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Jehovah's Witnesses
Allen
Pastor
1001 West Chestnut
Iola
66749
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bourbon
Fort Scott, KS 66701
Fort Scott
66701
Jehovah's Witnesses (Kingdom Hall)
Neosho
215 South Malcolm
Chanute
66720
Joy Center
Crawford
426 E 21st St.
Pittsburg
66762
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Montgomery
507 MULBERRY ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7974
Lawton Baptist Church
Cherokee
10651 NE Linnel Ln
Lawton
66752
620-643-5589
Life Tabernacle
Allen
501 South Street
Iola
66749
Lifetrack Christian Church
Crawford
503 E Washington St
Arma
66712
LIGHTHOUSE BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
125 S 17TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Lighthouse Tabernacle
Crawford
112 W. 5th St.
Pittsburg
66762
Living Faith Church of the Nazarene
Crawford
510 E 47 Hwy
Girard
66743
Living Word Assembly Church
Neosho
1000 West 14th St
Chanute
66720
Lutheran Church
Labette
522 5th St
Oswego
67356
Macedonia Baptist Church
Cherokee
1401 SW Black Jack Rd
Columbus
66725
Macedonia Baptist Church
Labette
801 S Central Ave
Parsons
67357
Maple Grove Bethel Church of God
Wilson
Betinel Road E 75
Highway
Neodesha
66757
MAPLE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
812 W MAPLE ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Mapleton Christian Church
Bourbon
427 Liberty
Mapleton
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Pastor
Milton Hubbard
Eddie Broadway
62
Phone
Email
620-431-6568
620-331-8833
620-431-7777
620-389-2235
620-331-1374
(620) 7433761
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Mary Queen of Angels Catholic Church
Address
City
Zip
Bourbon
716 S. Eddy
Fort Scott
66701
Meadowside Baptist Church
Crawford
1406 S. Rouse St.
Pittsburg
66762
Mont Ida Church of the Brethern
Anderson
R R 1Welda KS 66091
WELDA
66091
Mother of God Catholic Church
Labette
1105 4th St
Oswego
67356
Mound City Federated Church
Bourbon
430 Spruce
Mound City
Mount Olive Church of God in Christ
Bourbon
424 S. Ransom
Fort Scott
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist
Bourbon
Route 1
Garland
Mt Olive Baptist Church
Cherokee
211 W 11th
Baxter Springs
66713
Mt Olive Baptist Church
Crawford
230 E 590th Ave
Girard
66743
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Cherokee
7th & Cornwall
Galena
66739
Mt. Hebron Baptist Church
Crawford
710 N Elm St.
Pittsburg
66762
Mulberry Holiness Church
Crawford
208 W 5th St
Mulberry
66756
Mulberry United Presbyterian
Crawford
709 W Albert St
Mulberry
66756
NEW COVENANT CHURCH
Montgomery
1807 W 4TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-4369
New Generation
Bourbon
1502 Scott Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2231506
New Hope Baptist Church
Labette
2103 Grand Ave
Parsons
67357
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Neosho
320 North Central
Chanute
66720
620-431-1503
NEW LIFE PRAISE & WORSHIP
Montgomery
308 N LIBERTY ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-8027
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Pastor
Otis Crawford
63
Phone
(620) 2234340
Email
(913) 7952725
66701
(620) 2235610
620-856-2718
620-783-2199
November 2007
Agency Name
County
NOAH’S ARKADEMY
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Montgomery
296 W COLLEGE AVE
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7791
Noah's Ark CACFP
Neosho
224 South Forest
Chanute
66720
620-431-1832
Old Time Missionary Baptist/Ks. Mission
Bourbon
1033 Main St.
Pleasanton
ORTHODOX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Montgomery
206 N VINE ST
CANEY
67333
620-879-2359
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Neosho
631West 7th Street
Chanute
66720
620-431-0610
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Crawford
916 N Locust St.
Pittsburg
66762
Parkview Holiness Church
Neosho
1013 South Steuben
Chanute
66720
620-431-6802
Parkway Church of God
Bourbon
1111 State
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2236870
Parsons Church of the Brethren
Labette
4130 Main St
Parsons
67357
Parsons Holiness Church
Labette
2631 Dirr Ave
Parsons
67357
Pastor
Allen
Mildred Methodist
Church
Mildred
Pastor
Allen
United Methodist Church
Moran
66755
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
Montgomery
214 W 14TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-5248
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
Montgomery
136 CATALPA ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3132
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Cherokee
2804 SW Greenlawn
Columbus
66725
620-674-3455
Presbyterian Church
Allen
Pastor
Madison & Buckeye
Iola
66749
Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Pastor
150 West Fifth
GARNETT
66032
Presbyterian Church
Crawford
520 N Pine St.
Pittsburg
66762
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Frank Morgan
Carl Knight
64
Email
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
CHERRYVALE
67335
620-336-2440
North Main & Madison
YATES CENTER
66783
201 S 5TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
201 South Malcolm Ave
Chanute
66720
TH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Woodson
PRESBYTERIAN PRE-SCHOOL
Montgomery
Reachout Christian Center
Neosho
River of Life Church
Crawford
1709 N Walnut
Pittsburg
66762
RIVERSIDE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
2515 S 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7046
RIVERSIDE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
2511 S 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7046
Riverton Friends Church
Cherokee
701 N Military Ave
Riverton
66770
620-848-3175
RiverTree Christian Church
Allen
301 W Miller Road
Iola
66749
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Crawford
100 S Cherokee St
Frontenac
66763
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Crawford
100 S Cherokee St
Pittsburg
66762
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Wilson
1223 Madison
Fredonia
66736
620-378-3883
SAINT ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
Montgomery
210 N 4TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1789
Saints Memorial Church of God in Christ
Cherokee
711 S Main
Galean
66739
620-783-5938
Savonburg Bible Church
Allen
Pastor
209 South Walnut
Savonburg
66772
Seventh Day Adventist
Wilson
Steve Kaiser
121 North 14th
Fredonia
66736
620-378-3537
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Bourbon
Route 5
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2233221
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cherokee
Hwy 166
Galean
66739
620-783-5725
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
4
Pastor
Rusty Newman
Pastor
Fr. Stephen Baxter
& MONTGOMERY
65
Email
620-331-0245
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
st
City
Zip
Phone
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Crawford
430 S. 21 St.
Pittsburg
66762
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
1219 W LAUREL ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-1589
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
513 S 18TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0100
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Neosho
Arlin Cochran
909 West 14th Street
Chanute
66720
620-431-7830
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Allen
Pastor
2401 South State
Iola
66749
Sherwin Christian Church
Cherokee
6155 NW NW Sandpiper
Ln
Columbus
66725
Sincere Worship in Praise
Wilson
1016 N. 7th Street
Neodesha
66757
SISTERS OF MERCY
Montgomery
2521 BROOKSIDE DR
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-2370
Sixth Street Baptist Church
Cherokee
6th & Cornwall Ave
Galean
66739
620-783-1951
SOLIDROCK INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
Montgomery
604 E CEDAR ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-0875
South Broadway Baptist Church
Crawford
1322 S. Broadway
Pittsburg
66762
Southside Christian Church
Cherokee
225 E 16th
Baxter Springs
66713
620-856-3868
Spring River Assembly of God
Cherokee
5946 SE Varck Rd
Riverton
66770
620-848-3233
St Ambrose Church
Labette
519 Main St
Parsons
67357
St Bridget’s Rectory
Cherokee
406 N Keith
Scammon
66773
620-479-2601
ST JAMES UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
502 CEDAR ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-3090
ST JOHN’S BAPTIST CHURCH
Montgomery
1800 W LAUREL ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-3160
ST JOHN’S CHURCH
Montgomery
602 W MARTIN ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-3181
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Sara Stokes
66
Email
620-597-2794
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
620-783-5075
St Mary’s Episcopal Church
Cherokee
5 & Washington
Galean
66739
St Michaels Hall
Crawford
509 W Walnut St # 511
Girard
66743
St Michaels Rectory
Crawford
106 N Western Ave
Girard
66743
St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Cherokee
307 Galena Ave
Galean
66739
620-783-1693
ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Montgomery
613 E ELM
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-4890
ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Montgomery
509 W 9TH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-2927
St. Ambrose Church Hall
Neosho
519 North Main
Erie
66733
620-244-5477
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Anderson
RR1
GARNETT
66032
St. Francis School of Religion
Neosho
311 Washington
St. Paul
66771
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Wilson
801 N. 8th
Neodesha
66757
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Crawford
304 W. 3rd St.
Pittsburg
66762
St. John's Catholic Church
Allen
310 South Jefferson
Iola
66749
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Labette
1801 Corning Ave
Parsons
67357
St. John's United Methodist Church
Bourbon
223 S. Little
Fort Scott
66701
St. Patrick’s Convent
Labette
1516 Stevens Ave
Parsons
67357
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Neosho
424 South Central
Chanute
66720
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Crawford
306 W. Euclid St.
Pittsburg
66762
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Anderson
Westphalia KS 66093
WESTPHALIA
66093
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
th
Pastor
Fr. Stephen Baxter
Pastor
Father Thomas Scaletty
Pastor
67
Email
620-449-2672
(620) 2230812
620-431-3165
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Allen
Rector
202 South Walnut
Iola
66749
Stark Friends Church
Neosho
Roman Ward
206 S Washington St
Stark
66775
Stark United Methodist Church
Bourbon
PO Box 85
Stark
Stark United Methodist Church
Neosho
Roy Bumstead
P.O. Box 38
Stark
66775
Temple Baptist Church
Neosho
Bill Bingham
301 Butler
Erie
66733
620-244-3631
Tennessee Prairie Friends Church
Cherokee
9725 SE Star Rd
Galean
66739
620-856-5494
Thayer Christian Church
Neosho
8495 Dorn Road
Thayer
66776
620-839-5650
Thayer United Methodist Church
Labette
203 N Okmulgee St
Thayer
66776
Thayer United Methodist Church
Neosho
Tim McCrary
203 North Okmulgee
Thayer
66776
Trinity Lutheran Church
Anderson
Pastor
430 North Grant
GARNETT
66032
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bourbon
2824 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
Trinity Lutheran Church
Labette
2911 Crawford Ave
Parsons
67357
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Montgomery
108 N BRADLEY AVE
CANEY
67333
Trinity Lutheran Church Lcms
Crawford
109 W Saint John St
Girard
66743
Trinity Southern Baptist
Crawford
301 E. Washington St.
Pittsburg
66762
Trinity United Methodist Church
Allen
228 South Kentucky
Iola
66749
TRINITY UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
1001 W 8TH
COFFEYVILLE
67337
Turkey Creek Church
Woodson
Hwy 165 & Hawk Roads
YATES CENTER
66783
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Jim Pelley
Pastor
Pastor
68
Phone
Email
620-754-3526
(620) 7543375
620-839-5363
(620) 2233596
620-879-5604
620-251-3735
November 2007
Agency Name
TYRO COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN
SCHOOL AND CHURCH
County
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Montgomery
P O BOX 306
TYRO
67364
620-289-4450
Uniontown United Methodist Church
Bourbon
505 Sherman St.
Uniontown
United Methodist Church
Anderson
205 South Oak
GARNETT
66032
United Methodist Church
Cherokee
520 Joplin
Galean
66739
United Methodist Church
Crawford
223 S Summit St
Girard
66743
United Methodist Church
Crawford
313 E Main St
Arma
66712
United Methodist Church
Labette
204 Illinois St
Oswego
67356
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Montgomery
311 W 3RD ST
CHERRYVALE
67335
United Methodist Church
Wilson
Kris Brinlee
802 Indiana
Neodesha
66757
United Methodist Church
Woodson
Pastor
307 South Grove
YATES CENTER
66783
United Methodist Church of Bronson
Bourbon
502 Charles St.
Bronson
(620) 9394778
United Methodist Church of Redfield
Bourbon
312 N. Cedar St.
Redfield
(620) 7564569
UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
Montgomery
1825 N 10TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-7553
VALEDA UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Montgomery
10 E NORTH ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-922-3585
Ward Chapel AME
Allen
523 North Buckeye
Iola
66749
Weir United Methodist Church
Cherokee
410 S Jefferson
Weir
66781
Wesley United Methodist Church
Allen
301 East Madison
Iola
66749
Wesley United Methodist Church
Labette
500 Leawood Dr
Parsons
67357
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Pastor
Pastor
Pastor
69
Email
(620) 7564359
620-783-5000
620-336-2375
620-396-8343
November 2007
Agency Name
County
WESLEYAN CHURCH
Montgomery
Wesleyan Church
Neosho
West Liberty United Methodist Church
Address
City
Zip
Phone
136 CATALPA ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-4691
1121 South Evergreen
Chanute
66720
620-431-2914
Bourbon
2649 Valley Rd.
Fulton
West Park Church of the Nazarene
Bourbon
1728 S. Horton
Fort Scott
66701
(620) 2232911
WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Montgomery
402 N OHIO ST
COFFEYVILLE
67337
620-251-6770
Westview Southern Baptist Church
Neosho
1415 South Plummer
Chanute
66720
620-431-4854
WINGS OF FAITH MINISTRIES
Montgomery
400 N 9TH
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-331-6453
Xenia Baptist Church
Bourbon
YOUNGS CHAPEL
Montgomery
600 S 17TH
INDEPENDENCE
67301
Zion Lutheran Church
Crawford
102 W Jackson St.
Pittsburg
66762
Zion Lutheran Church
Neosho
1202 West Main
Chanute
66720
620-431-1341
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH MO
SYNOD
Montgomery
10 S MAGNOLIA ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-3300
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH SCHOOL
& PRE-SCHOOL
Montgomery
301 S 11TH ST
INDEPENDENCE
67301
620-332-3331
Woodson County Commissions
Woodson
Courthouse
YATES CENTER
66783
Anderson County Health Department
Anderson
Director
407 West Second
GARNETT
66032
Chamber of Commerce
Woodson
Director
108 South Main
YATES CENTER
66783
Chamber of Commerce
Woodson
Director
108 South Main
Yates Center
66783
Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce
Neosho
P.O. Box 747
Chanute
66720
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Name
Tom Wilmoth
Bill Peters
(620) 8574849
(620) 9394740
Bronson
Scott Lemmermann
70
Email
620-331-4726
620-431-3350
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
City of Blue Mound
Linn
Steve Brown
PO Box 100
Blue Mound
66010
913-756-2340
City of Elsmore
Allen
James Nelson, Mayor
108 East Second Street
Elsmore
66732
City of Garnett
Anderson
Joyce Martin
P O Box H
GARNETT
66032
City of Garnett
Anderson
Mike Norman, Mayor
P O Box H
GARNETT
66032
City of Gas
Allen
Darrel Catron, Mayor
P O Box 190, 228 N
Taylor
Gas
66742
City of Humboldt
Allen
Tom Rutledge, Mayor
701 Bridge Street
Humboldt
66748
City of LaCygne
Linn
Keith Smith
PO Box 600
LaCygne
66040
913-757-2144
City of Linn Valley
Linn
Ralph Fitch
22412 E. 2400 Rd
LaCygne
66040
913-757-2926
City of Mound City
Linn
Bob Meyer
PO box 332
Mound City
66056
913-795-2202
City of Parker
Linn
Marvin Stevens
310 W. Main
Parker
66072
913-898-2710
City of Pleasanton
Linn
Bill Allen
1608 Laurel St
Pleasanton
66075
913-352-9257
City of Prescott
Linn
Ron Roberts
342 E. Main
Prescott
66767
913-471-4521
Emergency Preparedness, Wilson
County
Wilson
615 Madison
Fredonia
Fort Scott Housing Authority
Bourbon
315 Scott Ave.
Fort Scott
66701
Housing Authority of Humboldt
Allen
Director
410 South Ninth
Humboldt
66748
Housing Authority of Iola
Allen
Director
217 North Washington
Iola
66749
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Allen
President
105 South Ninth
Iola
66749
Iola Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Barbara Chalker
208 West Madison
Iola
66749
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
71
Email
620-378-4455
(620) 2234570
November 2007
Agency Name
County
Name
Address
City
Zip
Phone
Linn Co. Commission
Linn
David Lamb
PO Box 350
Mound City
66056
913-795-2668
Linn County Health Dept
Linn
Donna Thomas
902 Main
Pleasanton
66075
913-352-6640
Neosho County Extension Service
Neosho
Becky Waggoner
P.O. Box 200
Erie
66733
620-244-3251
Neosho County Historical Society
Neosho
Francis Casey
P.O. Box 113
St. Paul
66771
Parsons Chamber of Commerce
Labette
1715 Corning
Parsons
67357
SEK Multi-County Health Department
Allen
221 S. Jefferson
Iola
66749
Wilson County Board of County
Commissioners
Wilson
615 Madison
Fredonia
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Director
72
Email
620-378-2502
November 2007
Attachment D- Summit Roster
Agency Name
Name
Allen County Transportation System
Jill Allen
Area Agency on Aging
Linda Meyer
Bourbon Co. Senior Citz.
Transportation
CLASS LTD
Randy Pommier
Community Outreach
Address
Courthouse- 1 N
Washington
City
Phone
Email
Iola
620-365-1407
vote@allencounty.org
1 WEST ASH
Chanute
620-431-2980
26 N Main St
Fort Scott
620-223-0750
PO BOX 266
Columbus
620-429-1212
randy.pommier@classltd.org
804 W St. John
Girard
Elm Acres Youth & Family Services
Kit Parks
PO Box 1135
Pittsburg
620-231-9840
ctimm@dccca.org
First Assembly of God
Steven Bell
124 E. National
Fort Scott
620-223-4170
firstassembly-fortscott@yahoo.com
First Methodist Church
Charlotte Coats
402 North 8th
Fredonia
620-378-2764
Four County Mental Health Center
Judy Wilkins
P O BOX 688
Independence
620-331-1748
Linn County Transportation
Marilyn Augur
306 Main
Mound City
913-795-2279
Mt. Carmel Medical Center
Robert Poole
1102 E Centennial
Pittsburg
620-232-0153
rpoole@via-christi.org
Parsons State Hospital
Paul Thomas
2601 Gabriel
Parsons
620-421-6550
pbt@pshtc.ks.gov
Pittsburg Transportation Service
Mike Swartz
502 E. 20th Street
Pittsburg
SEK - Area Agency on Aging
Linda Meyer
P.O. Box J
Chanute
620-431-2980
lindalumc@hotmail.com
SEK Mental Health Center
Bob Chase Glenda
Helton
1106 South 9th Street
Humboldt
SEK-CAP
Jamey Whitney
606 E. Main
Girard
620-724-8204
jamey@sek-cap.com
Senior Services of SEK
Sandra Nielson
P O BOX 1415
Coffeyville
620-251-7313
Thanks Program, Inc
Tom Hearne/Susie
O'Neal
629 N. 7th Street
Fredonia
Tri-Valley Developmental Services,
Inc.
Megan Rousselle
P.O. Box 518
Chanute
620-431-7401
Windsor Place
Monte Coffman
2921 W First
Coffeyville
620-251-5190
Woodson County Commissions
Karl Allen
Courthouse
Yates Center
Courthouse
Yates Center
1217 S 15th
Parsons
jwilkins@fourcounty.com
Prairie Mission Retirement Village Inc.
Woodson County Commissions
Woodworth Community Service
CTD 10 Coordinated Public TransitHuman Service Plan
Kim McMann
73
620-421-0989
wood-wes@hotmail.com
November 2007