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CAT Executive Director/CEO featured in latest 100 Most Influential Women in Georgia Engineering magazine

Chatham Area Transit congratulates Executive Director/CEO Faye DiMassimo for being honored in the March/April edition of the “100 Most Influential Women in Georgia Engineering.” The one-of-a-kind edition features women from all over the State of Georgia who are making a profound impact in the engineering industry. Faye DiMassimo has more than 40 years of experience […]

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CAT to hold press conference regarding the recent awarded SMART Grant

Chatham Area Transit (CAT) is hosting a press conference to expand on the recent awarded SMART Grant, secured by U.S. Senators Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock. The $1.2 Million SMART (Strengthening Mobility & Revolutionizing Transportation) Grant will allow CAT to explore a new electric vehicle micro-transit project –– which would provide a reliable, on

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Sens. Ossoff, Warnock Delivering New Resources to Help Families Get Around Chatham County

The Georgia lawmakers secured $1.2 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to increase connectivity across Savannah “Senator Warnock and I delivering these resources to help families get around Chatham County and connect more rural areas with health care, jobs, school, and more,” said Sen. Ossoff Washington, D.C. — U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff is delivering new

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In the segregated south, Savannah’s first Black bus driver makes history

This article is a part of WSAV’s Black History Month Special, hosted by Kim Gusby. For more information, head to https://www.wsav.com/hidden-history/black-history-month/in-the-segregated-south-savannahs-first-black-bus-driver-makes-history/ SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The year was 1961—a then 28-year-old Roger Shank did something no Black man in the city or the state of Georgia had ever done. He moved to the front of

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CAT Executive Director/CEO to give end of the year statement

Chatham Area Transit’s (CAT) Executive Director/CEO Faye DiMassimo provides end of the year statement: As we approach the end of 2022 and 35 years serving Chatham County and the Savannah area, and look forward to 2023, Chatham Area Transit thanks the community for its support as we have met challenges and seen new opportunities. Bus

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