Southtowns Record

GOING PLACES USER MANUAL

Government
Town of Aurora
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jun 16, 2026
Kind
Other
Topics
Public safety, Budget and taxes, Housing

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South Buffalo Community Association – Ambulatory Services Through Agency

  •  Monday-Wednesday-Friday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (1 van)

West Seneca – Ambulatory & Wheelchair Services Through Agency

  •  Monday-Friday: 9:15 am – 3:00 pm (3 Vans-2 Wheelchair)

**ALL OUT OF LOCAL ZONE TRIPS WILL NEED TO HAVE A PICKUP TIME NO LATER THAN
30 MINUTES PRIOR TO END OF DAILY OPERATIONS. IF A CLIENT HAS AN
APPOINTMENT THAT WILL GO PAST LAST OUT OF LOCAL ZONE TIME SHOULD BE
ASSIGNED TO 3rd PARTY PROVIDER.

  D. Daily Dispatching
Cancellations

Any day of cancellations needs to be communicated both over the radio and through the
Routing box software and application. Making sure these are communicated as they come
in is crucial to making sure there is no wasted time or resources by going to a client’s home
that no longer needs the trip. Opening additional time can be used to make up for the rest
of the day, assist other drivers, or allow drivers to tidy vehicles. Making sure to call the
cancelation until acknowledged is vital to make sure that any will-call trips are known to be
cancelled as they are not on the tablet until the client calls in.

Will Call Returns

Some clients do not know how long an appointment may take, so they do not schedule a
return ride at the time of appointment booking. They instead will call back the day of
service to let dispatchers know when they are ready. When the client calls in, the trip
should be communicated through the routing box program as well as over the radio. The
dispatcher should call those return trips out until acknowledged by the driver. This way, the
driver will know a client is ready if there is any issue with a tablet, or if they were not in the

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