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Election Day is almost here! Go COMO fares are free and we can help plan your election day trip if your polling location is near a bus stop. Email us at [email protected] for assistance.

**This game has been postponed** MIZ The Tigers have a home game this Saturday! Go COMO provides shuttle transportation to and from MU home games. ... For information on the game day shuttle routes: https://www.gocomotransit.com/services/football-routes/

What a HUGE win! City of Columbia, Mo. Government voted the make Go COMO free for the next YEAR!

Starting Wednesday, Aug. 19 through Friday, Aug. 21, the Tiger Line will have a limited schedule. The 401 Hearnes Loop and 402 Trowbridge Loop will have one bus each operating from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 and Sunday, Aug. 23, the 405 Downtown Loop will operate from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. Regular service for all Tiger Line routes will resume Monday, Aug. 24.. Tiger Line is Mizzou’s free shuttle service for Mizzou students that runs during the fall and winter semesters. Tiger Line buses are open to the public. For more information on Go COMO routes, visit gocomotransit.com.

The work associated with this closure is now scheduled to be completed by Monday, August 10, weather permitting. Go COMO will continue to bypass the affected bus stops until the intersection reopens. Due to the detour, Go COMO, Columbia’s public transit system, will have to bypass the bus stops located at Eighth Street and Park Street, Fifth Street and Park Street, and Fifth Street and Rogers Street for both the Orange and Gold fixed routes. The bus stop at Rogers Street at Douglas Park will also be inaccessible on the Gold route. Riders may visit gocomotransit.com to view the map of other bus stop locations.

Go COMO's four new electric buses are still underway! Here's the latest pictures of the buses in production courtesy of BYD.

Due to the detour, Go COMO, Columbia’s public transit system, will have to bypass the bus stops located at Eighth Street and Park Street, Fifth Street and Park Street, and Fifth Street and Rogers Street for both the Orange and Gold fixed routes. The bus stop at Rogers Street at Douglas Park will also be inaccessible on the Gold route. Riders may visit gocomotransit.com to view the map of other bus stop locations.

We're hiring! Public Works/Go COMO is hiring a Lead Bus Driver. View the job description and apply: https://www.gocomojobs.com/postings/22103

On Monday, July 6, Columbia City Council passed Bill 168-20A establishing the requirement to wear a face mask in certain locations in order to prevent or limit ...the spread of COVID-19 in the City of Columbia. The requirement to wear a face mask for all persons 10 years old and above shall go into effect on Friday, July 10 at 5 p.m. It will remain in effect for 90 days or until it is extended, rescinded, superseded or amended. Council Bill 168-20A can be viewed at https://www.como.gov//uploads/B168-20A-AKA-Face-Mask-Ordin Additional information, including a list of FAQs, will be posted by Wednesday, July 8. Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services will also host a Facebook Live on July 8 at 11 a.m. to answer questions about the ordinance.

While City offices are closed tomorrow, July 3, Go COMO will operate regular hours and routes tomorrow! Go COMO will not operate on Saturday, July 4. Have a fun and safe holiday weekend!

We're hiring! Public Works is hiring a Bus Driver. View the job description and apply: https://www.gocomojobs.com/postings/22091

Happy Juneteenth to those in our community celebrating with family and friends! For the first time, Columbia Mayor Brian Treece signed a proclamation declaring ...June 19 as Juneteenth Celebration Day. The proclamation reads as follows: WHEREAS, Juneteenth, also known as African-American Emancipation Day, was first celebrated in Galveston, Texas in 1865; and WHEREAS, this is the oldest known celebration of the ending of slavery in our country, honoring the enduring spirit of the African-American community; and WHEREAS, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865 with news the war had ended and slaves were free; and WHEREAS, the celebration of June 19 became Juneteenth with festive gatherings in recognition of that event; and WHEREAS, Columbia is a place where diversity is celebrated, and Juneteenth provides for the opportunity to come together as a community to learn more about our African-American neighbors, co-workers, family, and friends; and NOW, THEREFORE, I, Brian Treece, Mayor of the City of Columbia do hereby proclaim Friday, June 19, 2020 as Juneteenth Celebration Day in the City of Columbia, Missouri.

Watch the State of the City live at 10 a.m. at this link: http://gocolumbiamo.granicus.com/player/event/739

We love the artwork in Wabash Station! If you look closely, the artist painted himself as a ghost in the upper left hand corner of this painting.