WARMINSTER TOWNSHIP, PA — State Rep. Brian Munroe has been making the rounds to tout the new DART shuttle bus service for township residents.
Over the past month, Munroe has held three question-and-answer sessions around the township to stress to seniors the importance of the program.
The DART program, which started in 2010, provides public transportation to business and government centers in Doylestown Borough, the Route 611 corridor in Warrington, and westward to New Britain and Chalfont along Route 202 for a $1 fee and free for seniors over the age of 65.
The program expanded into Warminster in June.
Munroe visited Centennial Station, Ann's Choice, and Christ's Home to plug the new service.
At Centennial Station, Munroe explained the new Warminster expansion, stating that the Bucks County Transportation DART is going to make "a huge difference" in the community.
His DART tour also went to Ann’s Choice.
"There was a lot of excitement in the audience, and I am so thrilled that people are planning to take advantage of free, convenient local transportation," he said.
Don’t keep this a secret! Tell your friends and neighbors!For more information on DART, visit the link below.
At Christ's Home, Munroe explained the new proposed Warminster DART route and received feedback from residents.
State Rep. Brian Munroe represents Pennsylvania's 144th House District, which includes Warminster Township and Warrington Township.
(State Rep. Brian Munroe)
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