Timber Trails Public Transit works to make it as easy as possible to access public transportation in Kanabec County.
We offer different ride options to meet the needs of our residents. Survey results show that as many as 75% of our riders are transit dependent – if it weren’t for the bus they wouldn’t be able to get where they need to go.
Contact Timber Trails at (320) 384.1350
Public Transportation
This program offers daily route in Mora and Ogilvie which are:
- Open to the public
- Wheelchair lift accessible
- Operated by trained and helpful drivers
- Low cost: $3.00 for a ride in town/$5.00 for out of town, with up to 3 total stops.
Each of our drivers are subject to extensive background reviews, random drug and alcohol testing, and specialized training.
Access & Medical Transportation
Timber Trails’ Volunteer/Access Transportation program provides Non-Emergency Medical Transportation to residents of Kanabec County who have no way to get to medical and other necessary appointments. This program utilizes volunteers donating their time and using their personal vehicles and are reimbursed for their mileage at the current IRS rate.
Medical transportation or Common Carrier transportation provides rides to and from the appointments and the driver usually waits for the rider. Timber Trails offers this service on a Private Pay basis to people who do not have insurance coverage for transportation.
Contact Information
Dispatch
Ph. (320) 364-1350
Available Monday – Friday 7:00a – 5:00p.
*Messages can be left 24/7.
Operations Supervisor
Chris Fourness
Ph. 320.364.1352 or 320.364.9728
chris.forness@kanabeccountymn.gov
Transit Director
Kathy Burski
Ph. 320.364.1351
kathy.burski@kanabeccountymn.gov
Business Office
Ph. 320.679.6332
phcaseaid@kanabeccountymn.gov
Title VI Information
Kanabec County-Timber Trails Public Transit operates its programs without regard to race, color and national origin in accordance with the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes he or she has been aggrieved by an unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with Kanabec County-Timber Trails Public Transit.
For more information on Kanabec County-Timber Trails Public Transit’s civil rights program, obligations, and complaint procedures, please contact Kathy Burski, Transit Director.
Language Assistance Program
Persons with limited English proficiency may contact us at: (320)364.1351. Please see our Limited English Plan.