Governor Matt Bevin and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) announce $2.2 million in Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds have been awarded to the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) to improve air quality in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties. CMAQ is a federally funded reimbursement program administered through the KYTC’s Office of Local […]
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City To Weigh In On TANK Proposal
The #11 TANK bus waits for riders on N. Fort Thomas Avenue. FTM file. By Robin Gee Concern about the proposed elimination and consolidation of Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) bus routes that serve Fort Thomas brought several people to the recent April city council meeting. TANK has proposed major changes to bus routes […]
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Bus Route in Fort Thomas May Be Eliminated
The #11 TANK bus on N. Fort Thomas Avenue. FTM file. Bus service on the northern end of Fort Thomas could be eliminated by August of this year if a proposed change is carried out by the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK). Try your first class FREE at Orangetheory Fitness at Newport Pavilion. Just […]
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Fiscal Court Addresses Illegal Dump in Campbell Co., Updated on TANK
by Bryan Burke Associate Editor of The River City News (republished with permission) The Campbell County Fiscal Court accepted a grant of just under $85,000 to clean up an illegal open dump located at 8242 Licking Pike in Campbell County. The dump was first spotted by county officials when they were on sight at a […]
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Metro, TANK provide services ‘bridge,’ unveil regional stored-value card
Regional travel doesn’t stop at the river, and now your bus pass doesn’t have to either. Beginning Monday, Metro and the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky are introducing a new regional stored-value card that can be used on all Metro and TANK buses. Darryl Haley, Metro’s interim CEO, and Andrew Aiello, TANK general manager, […]
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Proposed Changes for TANK
Many people rely on the public transportation to get to where they need to go. There are some proposed changes that have been suggested to the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky. Fort Thomas Matters wanted to educate our readers on the changes and provide you the locations where you can voice your opinion.