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Overview
Johnston County Area Transit System (JCATS)
JCATS is a private non-profit transportation system established in 1995 and managed by Johnston County Council on Aging. JCATS was formed when NCDOT required consolidation of county transportation services. Prior to this, county agencies such as DSS and COA, provided their own transportation. JCATS is governed by 2 boards: the Council on Aging Governing Board and the Coordinated Transportation System Advisory Board. Members include community representatives from county agencies, elected officials, and the general public.
The Goal of Johnston County Area Transit System is to be…
The premier provider of transportation services within Johnston County and to destinations outside of Johnston County, meeting the transportation needs of the elderly, disabled, and general public population
So….how does it work?
JCATS
operates 24 buses and vans which are ADA compliant to assist those with
specialized needs. Sixteen of these vehicles are wheelchair equipped.
JCATS offers transportation through contracting human service agencies
and for the general public. If you are a county resident, you are eligible
to ride JCATS. To learn more about how to qualify and reserve transportation,
go to Services .
JCATS (a program of JCCOA) is an equal opportunity employer and an equal opportunity program.
Compliments or complaints may be filed in writing to: 1363 W. Market St.,
Smithfield, NC 27577 or by calling (919) 202-5030
This agency provides translation and interpreter services free of charge.
This website is accessible to the visually impaired in compliance with section
508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973.