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04-30-2009, 11:25 AM
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Hey you guys!! My daughter does not have her own vehicle yet..She is going to be attending the college there in Clovis and gonna work as well..Does Clovis have any kind of public transportation she can use until we find her a car??
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Nope. There is only the Clovis Area Transit that takes elderly and handicapped to places by appointment only.
Nate, if you know of anything else, please correct me.
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04-30-2009, 11:27 AM
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ummm Nate or Clairz can one of you tell me how much population is in the Clovis region?? In other words how many towns or small cities have to go to Clovis for their needs such as shopping, eating, ect...cus i went over to the new target here in Lubbock and they said you just need a good serving area of abt 50,000.
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We would love a Target! Last I heard, Clovis was around 32,000, serving an area of over 100,000.
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04-30-2009, 11:28 AM
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Most west Texas towns
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Originally Posted by sylvia_pic
ummm Nate or Clairz can one of you tell me how much population is in the Clovis region?? In other words how many towns or small cities have to go to Clovis for their needs such as shopping, eating, ect...cus i went over to the new target here in Lubbock and they said you just need a good serving area of abt 50,000.
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Well the towns that do come here to shop ect I think are Portales, Bovina, Friona, Farwell, Texico, Lariat, Grady, Melrose, some from Muleshoe.....I said in an earlier post that we serve abt 120,000 ppl. But where would they put it?? Wal-mart is right where all the businesses are unless they find a build a new business area/street.
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04-30-2009, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by clairz
Nope. There is only the Clovis Area Transit that takes elderly and handicapped to places by appointment only.
Nate, if you know of anything else, please correct me.
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Well we do have the CATS (Clovis Area Transit Service)
It serves anybody who needs a ride not just elderly ppl..I have used it to get to work a couple of times when i truck was in the shop..You have to make day ahead appiontments..we just built a new transit station in the downtown area on 7th street..we just got new buses with digital signs..The city is trying to get a fixed route system like in the larger cities..with stops along major streets. It costs abt 75 cents each way
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04-30-2009, 12:21 PM
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Well the towns that do come here to shop ect I think are Portales, Bovina, Friona, Farwell, Texico, Lariat, Grady, Melrose, some from Muleshoe.....I said in an earlier post that we serve abt 120,000 ppl. But where would they put it?? Wal-mart is right where all the businesses are unless they find a build a new business area/street.
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wow!! Im going to go back today and tell them this!! I think it would really be good for that area
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04-30-2009, 12:26 PM
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I'm sure they do. Darn defectors.
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Half of Clovis is related to half of lubbock!! Half of Amarillo is related to half of Clovis lol
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04-30-2009, 12:29 PM
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Well we do have the CATS (Clovis Area Transit Service)
It serves anybody who needs a ride not just elderly ppl..I have used it to get to work a couple of times when i truck was in the shop..You have to make day ahead appiontments..we just built a new transit station in the downtown area on 7th street..we just got new buses with digital signs..The city is trying to get a fixed route system like in the larger cities..with stops along major streets. It costs abt 75 cents each way
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Cool thats not bad. what are the serving hours??
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04-30-2009, 12:32 PM
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Im not sure abt that..im thinking 7a.m. - 9 p.m. And there abt 20 buses so you will always have one.;.other options are saferide and we do have 2 city taxi vans that take 24/7 calls
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04-30-2009, 12:43 PM
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Im glad to see ''lil Texas grow''.
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04-30-2009, 01:17 PM
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Yeah me too!! How long until you come back up here to visit?? You might find alot of new things in Clovis since a year ago!!
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