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The Volusia County Council created Volusia County’s public transportation system, called Votran, in 1975.
LogistiCare Solutions LLC was founded in 1986 as a logistics software solution developer offering data technology to the ambulance industry.
In 1991, LogistiCare added NEMT management as a service offering and later made that our sole focus by the middle of the decade.
1992 – Outstanding Achievement in Local Government Award from the Volusia Council of Governments
1994 – Votran begins West Volusia service to include DeLand, Orange City, Deltona and DeBary.
1994 – Votran expands service in the Greater Daytona Beach Area to include Sundays.
1994 – Votran assumes operation of the countywide paratransit service formerly provided by the Council on Aging.
1995 – Votran begins connector service between West Volusia and the Greater Daytona Beach Area.
Then, in 1997, LogistiCare worked with the Georgia state government to launch the first NEMT brokerage system.
1999 – Votran introduces Guaranteed Ride Home to Commuter Assistance program.
1999 – Dedication and Service Award presented to Votran by the Handicapped Adults of Volusia County
2000 – Votran begins Beach Tram service in Daytona Beach tourism district.
2002 – Dispatcher / Scheduler of the Year, Edie Biro from the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged, State of Florida
2005 – Route 60 expands to Saturdays.
2005 – Volusia County Schools presented Votran a Volunteer / Partnership Programs Award for its "commitment to the education of our students."
2006 – Votran hosts the State Paratransit Roadeo.
2006 – Volusia County Schools presented Votran a Volunteer / Partnership Programs Award for its "commitment to the education of our students."
2007 – The Florida Preservation Award In Recognition of Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Restoration / Rehabilitation of the DeLand Train Station from the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation, Inc.
2007 – Volusia County Schools presented Votran a Volunteer / Partnership Programs Award for its "commitment to the education of our students."
2008 – Votran acquires nine 35’ and two 30’ new fixed route Gillig buses.
2008 – Ken Fischer is awarded the William G. Bell Lifetime Achievement Award by the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged.
Rosenbaum, S., Lopez, N., Morris, M. J., & Simon, M. (2009). Medicaid’s medical transportation assurance: Origins, evolution, current trends, and implications for health reform.
2009 – Votran participated in Hybrid Demo Project.
2009 – Evett (Doc) Wilson received Safe Driver of the Year Award of Honor from the National Safety Council and was honored by the Volusia County Council.
2010 – Votran initiated new service involving a loop around the cities of Daytona Beach and Ormond Beach and beachside.
2012 – Votran received three awards at the FPTA conference and expo:
2012 – Votran worked with Volusia County, Lynx and the State of Florida on the establishment of the new SunRail train line that will connect Orlando to tDeBary.
2012 – Votran worked with Orange City to develop and build a new garage for the western county buses that were parked in a temporary garage in Osteen.
© 2013 Votran-Volusia County's Public Transit System.
2013 – Bus Operations / Maintenance Roadeo.
2013 – Evett "Doc" Wilson was awarded by the National Safety Council for safe driving.
2014 – Votran hosted the second Triple Crown Roadeo.
2014 – Votran Fixed Route Operator Bernard Huggins attains 3 million miles of safe driving from the National Safety Council
2014 – MyStop Mobile iphone app was introduced.
2015 – Votran wins four awards at the FPTA annual conference:
2015 – Votran celebrated its 40th service anniversary.
2016 - Votran wins awards at the FPTA annual conference:
Rather than treat rideshare networks as competition, NEMT managers like LogistiCare recognized this new transportation model as a value-add for the appropriate members, partnering with Lyft in 2017.
2017 - Votran General Manager, Steven Sherrer, was awarded the Honorable Ray LaHood Award by the Women in Transportation Seminar.
2018 - Votran begins the operation of the Route 44 in New Smyrna Beach. "From the Store to the Shore, It's the Route 44" started operation in June of 2018
In September 2018, LogistiCare completed the acquisition of Circulation, Inc.
2018 - Votran aquires five 35' Gillig fixed-route buses.
2019 - Votran begins operation of the Route 25 in north Deltona. "Ride to the Big 5 on Route 25" started operation on February 25, 2019
2019 - Votran participates in the 2019 Florida Triple Crown Roadeo in Jacksonville Florida.
2020 - Bus operator Theodore "Teddy" Glenn is ranked 2nd place by the FPTA for Bus Operator of the Year.
2021 - Votran hosts the 2021 FPTA/CTD Annual Conference & Expo at the Ocean Center.
2021 - Votran acquires three, 23' Paratransit buses and seven support vans.
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