CATS Cherokee County

CATS will not be running on July 4th we will resume transportation on July 5th.

Cherokee County offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.

Input period closing June 30 for Greenways & Trails Master Plan
Visit the project website to complete the survey at: https://bit.ly/3KcEMvq

Don't wait! The input period is closing on June 30 for the Greenways & Trails Master Plan. We hope you take some time to review and complete the survey. You can access the project website by clicking https://bit.ly/3KcEMvq.

Don't wait! The input period is closing on June 30 for the Greenways & Trails Master Plan. We hope you take some time to review and complete the survey. You can access the project website by clicking https://bit.ly/3KcEMvq.

Cherokee County Ga | CATS App and Two Ride Options If you need a ride in Cherokee County but don’t have transportation, Cherokee Area Transit Service (CATS) has you covered. CATS provides two options. In this...

The input period has been extended for the Greenways & Trails Master Plan. If you didn’t get a chance to, you still have time to provide input through the survey and mapping activity. We hope you take some time to review and complete the survey. You can access the project website by clicking https://bit.ly/3KcEMvq.

Help us plan for a safer transportation network! Cherokee County and its municipalities have launched the planning process for the Safe Streets Action Plan. Take the survey and complete the online map activity to inform the plan. The survey and map activity are linked on the project website: https://planningatpond.com/cherokee_ss4a/.

CATS is closed today in honor of Memorial Day. Service will resume on Tuesday, May 28th.

Remember, we will be closed on Monday, 5.27.24, in honor of Memorial Day. Transportation will resume on Tuesday, 5.28.24.

In honor of Memorial, we will be closed Monday 5.27.24, and will resume transportation on Tuesday, 5.28.24

Cherokee County residents will have the opportunity to be part of planning for a master plan for trails and greenways throughout the county.

Two in-person public input sessions and a virtual meeting are planned for May.

The first in-person open house will be held May 9, from 6:30 p.m.to 8:30 p.m., in the community room of Cherokee County’s Woodstock Recreation Center (“The WREC”), located at 7545 Main St., Building 200, Woodstock. The open house style will allow interested parties to learn more about the plan and process, as well as to provide input on an overall trail vision for Cherokee County.

The second in-person meeting will be held May 14, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., in the Etowah Room at the Northside Cherokee Conference Center at the Bluffs, 1130 Bluffs Parkway, Canton. The meeting format also is an open house style and will contain the same information as the May 9 meeting.

For those who cannot attend one of the in-person meetings, a virtual option will be held May 16, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The webinar will be more structured but will include public engagement and feedback opportunities throughout the presentation. A link to register for the virtual meeting is available at www.cherokeega.com/community-services or www.cherokeega.com/planning-and-zoning. Registration is required for the virtual meeting only.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/49ZAAJM.

4/5/24-DUE TO THE INCREASE IN TRIP VOLUME TODAY, THERE IS LIMITED AVAILABILITY FOR MICROTRANSIT SERVICE. PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AT 770-345-6238 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.

Where does the new micro-transit go? We’re glad you asked.
The current microtransit service area expanded on the area previously served by the former Canton fixed routes. It is generally in the Canton area with the northernmost point being the Chattahoochee Tech campus on Bluffs Parkway extending south to the Holly Springs Walmart at Exit 14. It stretches from the Canton Marketplace shopping center to Knox Elementary on Highway 20 west of Canton. The service area includes downtown Canton, the Laurel Canyon Village shopping center on Reinhardt College Parkway, the Riverstone Parkway area, Northside Hospital Cherokee, Empower Cherokee, the Cherokee County Senior Center, the Cherokee County Health Department and the Cherokee County DFCS office on Univeter Road. To download the app Click the link https://qrco.de/benb0Z

Have questions about the new CATS app? Give our office a call. One of our friendly staff members will help you get set up. 770-345-6238 To download the app Click the link https://qrco.de/benb0Z

Modern. Easy. More Efficient. Download the CATS app to see what all the fuss is about! To download the app Click the link https://qrco.de/benb0Z

No need to stand at the bus stop and wait – simply download the Cherokee Area Transit Service app, sign up for an account and start scheduling your rides. Know where your ride is and get a custom pickup time that fits your schedule. To download the app Click the link https://qrco.de/benb0Z

It’s as easy as 1-2-3. If you have an iPhone, visit the App Store and search Cherokee Area Transit Service. If you have an Android, visit the Google Play Store and do the same. Download and register your account. To download https://qrco.de/benb0Z

Where does the new micro-transit go? We’re glad you asked. 🚌 Let us know where you need to go. To download the app Click the link https://qrco.de/benb0Z

Now available! Download the CATS Micro-transit App, set up your account and get moving. Click the link to download https://qrco.de/benb0Z