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| Effective May 2, 2016, Hopkinsville Transit launched its third route adding twelve new stops. Please use the links below to familiarize yourself with our updated route maps and stop schedules as some existing stops have changed lines.
Map
Schedules
Brochure
Have questions or suggestions? Contact us today.
This Deviated Fixed Route transportation service is a joint project of the City of Hopkinsville, Kentucky and Pennyrile Allied Community Services, Inc. (PACS). Known as Hopkinsville Transit, the system is operated and administered by PACS and made possible by 5311 and 5339 public transit grant funding from the KYTC/Office of Transportation Delivery and General Fund appropriations by Hopkinsville City Council. All Hopkinsville Transit transportation services are open to the public. Services also deviate for the general public, including individuals with or without disabilities. Language assistance is provided at no cost. ayuda con el idioma se proporciona sin costo alguno. |
| Our Mission |
The mission of the Pennyrile Allied Community Services, Inc. is to reduce and eliminate poverty by providing the opportunity for education, training, work and the opportunity to live with dignity and decency. This philosophy focuses on self-sufficiency for the client and the reduction of dependency where possible.
In carrying out the acknowledged mission, the key elements in the functions and operations of PACS are:
a. To coordinate human service efforts throughout the Pennyrile Area to avoid duplication, improve delivery of services and relate programs to one another;
b. To plan and evaluate long range and short range strategies for overcoming poverty in the Pennyrile Area;
c. To mobilize public and private resources in support of low income and elderly programs;
d. To encourage participation, to the maximum degree feasible, by low-income residents of communities in the development and operation of community action programs for their betterment;
e. To collect and assemble pertinent information and data available from all agencies of the State, Federal and local governments, as well as private agencies concerning issues of elderly and poverty and disseminate such information to interested parties;
f. To provide technical assistance, directly or through service contracts, and to improve and enhance programs of a human service nature;
g. To measure and evaluate, directly or through contracts, the impact of the human service efforts in order to determine the effectiveness of programs in achieving state goals, impact on related programs, and the structure and mechanism for the delivery of services; and
h. To coordinate and mobilize volunteers to enhance human service programs and promote community services.
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