Fremont, NE – April 8, 2025 – The Fremont Transit Program (FTP) is excited to announce that it has reached a significant milestone—providing over 10,000 rides since its inception on September 7, 2023. This achievement underscores the essential role that FTP plays in the lives of Fremont residents, connecting them to destinations across the city.
“I am very proud of this accomplishment,” said Dakota Buesing, Fremont Transit Program Manager. “Reaching 10,000 rides is a testament to the hard work of City Staff, the Fremont Area Transit Taskforce, and the strong support we’ve received from the Fremont Community.”
The Fremont Transit Program is open to the general public and offers residents transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, job opportunities, and other locations. All vans are wheelchair accessible.
As FTP looks to the future, plans include understanding the transportation needs of the broader Dodge County community.
“We recognize that the transportation challenges and needs extend beyond Fremont,” Buesing stated. “To better understand this need, we are conducting a survey. This information will help us navigate the future of the program.”
Residents of Dodge County are encouraged to participate in the survey available online in English at https://bit.ly/4cGa3o5 and in Spanish at https://bit.ly/3G1TeYn. Paper survey options area also available at the Fremont Municipal Building located at 400 E. Military Ave.
“We urge all Dodge County residents to complete this survey and help shape the future of transportation in Dodge County,” said Angie Olson, Grant Coordinator for the city. “Even if you, personally, aren’t in need of transportation, you may know someone who is, and this survey will help us access this need.
"We encourage all residents of Dodge County to participate in this survey," stated Angie Olson, Grant Coordinator for the city. "Whether or not you personally have transportation needs, your insights can make a difference for those who do. All feedback will help us better understand the needs of our community."
For more information about the Fremont Transit Program and its services, call 402-459-2845 or visit https://bit.ly/42B3mQw.