Transportation Resources in Wilmington, Ohio
Transportation should not be a daily struggle. This page provides information on local transit as well as assistance for car repairs.
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License & ID
Wilmington BMV
Hours: Mon–Fri 8am to 5pm, Sat 8am to 12pm
Phone: (937) 382-2864
Services:
Issuing and Re-printing of ID cards (both driver and non-driver)
Registration issuing and renewal
Driving records
Scheduling Drivers Tests
Transportation
Wilmington Transit System
General Transportation
Wilmington Transit System delivers passengers to places of shopping, work, healthcare, school, babysitters, daycare, etc. Wilmington Transit System is a "demand responsive, door-to-door service"; which means when a passenger calls, they send a vehicle, and if assistance is required, they will help them from their door to the door of their destination. Passengers may also make “time calls”, which is to set up a time that they need to be picked up at a later date and time.
Address: 260 Charles St. Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: (937) 382-7961
Cost Per Ride: $2 one-way fares in city limits. $1 one-way fares in designated areas within city limits for elderly and/or disabled with a Wilmington Transit System-issued ID card. Call for out-of-city limits rates.
Learn More: Website
Clinton County Community Action Program (CAP)
Medical Transportation Assistance
Clinton County Community Action Program (CAP) provides medical-related transportation assistance. For eligibility, you must verify your current income, and provide a piece of mail with an address dated within 30 days, ID, SS#, and proof of appointment.
Phone: (937) 382-8365
Clinton County Veteran Commission
Medical Transportation Assistance
The Commission provides transportation to the VAMC of our district, which is Dayton, and also the parent medical center of the Wilmington VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC), which is Chillicothe. All exceptions to transportation policy must be reviewed and approved by the Veterans Service Commission.
Learn More: Website
ODJFS Transportation Assistance
Medical & Work Transportation Assistance
Ohio Department of Jobs & Family Services (ODJFS) provides limited assistance to help eligible residents with transportation. Must have Medicaid. Ohio Department of Jobs & Family Services (ODJFS) also provides assistance if not having the transportation keeps you from working. Ask for Prevention Retention & Contingency (PRC). Must have minor children in your household.
Phone: (937) 382-0963