Dor-Tran Inc DBA Door-Tran

“Bylaws revised 9/21/2017 to expand board of directors from a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 11, to a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 15.”

“A draft copy of form 990 is provided to the board for review and approval prior to submitting the return.”

“Form 990 is available on guidestar”

“Governing documents are made available to the public during business hours upon request”

“Door-tran is a creative community network dedicated to connecting people to transportation services that are affordable, available, and accessible. Door-tran offers information and referral services via phone, website, and in publication of an annual transportation resource guide. Door-tran also provides ongoing coordination activities amongst government, non-profit and for-profit providers to implement and maintain services throughout door county. Door-tran collaborated with the county of door to implement public transit via a shared ride taxi (door 2 door rides) with connector services covering much of the county. This system provides over 3,400 trips per month on average. Door-tran implemented a half-price travel voucher program in 2009, which allows for residents to afford rides using privately owned taxis. In addition, door-tran assists with washington island ferry trips when a medical need is verified through the washington island community health program. Door-tran recently partnered with the boys & girls club of door county and the ymca to assist with transportation needs from their various service locations and educational trips. This program serves more than 400 individuals annually and has subsidized over 42,000 trips to date. Door-tran also maintains a veteran volunteer transportation program to assist veterans in getting to va clinics throughout wisconsin on a weekly basis. The veteran program has served more than 160 veterans and provided over 1,620 rides since it began in february 2011. To meet remaining unmet transportation needs, door-tran implemented and maintains a county-wide volunteer transportation program to provide affordable and available services to all residents traveling within and out of the county when other programs are not an option. This program began in july 2012 and has served over 265 door county residents and provided over 3,250 trips to date. Door-tran documented the need for a 0% interest car repair and purchase loan program, which was launched in march of 2014. This program's goal is to assist door county residents to gain or maintain employment by reducing the transportation barrier for individuals who do not fit into other areas of service based on work schedule, family needs, etc. Door-tran has provided almost 40 loans to date and has three additional loans that will be closing soon. Door-tran also launched a half-price gas voucher program in april 2015 based in unmet needs. To date, almost 1,000 trips have been subsidized to get people to and from work. Door-tran's newest program is the vehicle repair grant program, which was launched in mid-2017 to meet the needs of low-income individuals who are not currently employed, therefore aren't eligible for the repair loan program. Nine households were helped with up to 500 in car repairs each in the first six months of the program. Door-tran staff continue to fundraise to keep this needed program going.”

“In 2017, volunteers donated 2721 hours mainly as drivers, also as board members, and assisting with office and other miscellaneous tasks”

“First exempt purpose door-tran is a creative community network dedicated to connecting people to transportation services that are affordable, available, and accessible. Door-tran began a half-price travel voucher program in 2008 to make rides with privately owned taxis more affordable. In 2017, 2,918 trips were logged using this program. In 2015 the half-price gas voucher program was launched. This program helped subsidize almost 300 trips to and from work in 2017. Door-tran served over 140 veterans who needed transportation to and from veteran administration (va) clinics throughout wisconsin. In 2017, 299 trips were logged and over 600 volunteer hours were donated to the program. July 2012, the county-wide volunteer transportation program was launched to meet unmet transportation needs. This program allows for mileage reimbursement to volunteers who transport individuals in their personal vehicles. This program provided more than 1,110 trips in 2017 through 1,920 volunteer hours. Door-tran launched a 0% vehicle repair/purchase loan program in 2014. Eight purchase loans and two repair loans were provided in 2017. This program assists employed, low-income households to either fix, replace, or purchase a vehicle for the first time. The goal is to assist individuals to gain and maintain employment. Based on unmet need tracking, door-tran launched the vehicle repair grant program in mid-2017. In the first six months of the program, nine households were assisted. Door-tran staff and board members work continuously on coordination and collaboration amongst providers. To date, this coordination has resulted in the first ever public transportation system, a shared ride taxi, door 2 door rides funded by the federal transit administration. August 2012 a connector system was launched through a partnership between the county of door and the sunshine house inc. This connector service allows for individuals to connect to the door 2 door rides system using provider routes that were already set up. Door 2 door and the connector system provided over 43,930 trips in 2017.”

“Door-tran's newest program is the vehicle repair grant program, which was launched in mid-2017 to meet the needs of low-income individuals who are not currently employed, therefore aren't eligible for the repair loan program. Nine households were helped with up to 500 in car repairs each in the first six months of the program. Door-tran staff continue to fundraise to keep this needed program going.”