Plympton-Wyoming Declines to Join Middlesex for Camlachie Bus Service
A proposed transit service linking Camlachie residents to Sarnia and London has been rejected by Plympton-Wyoming council.
The municipality currently has a transit contract with Huron Shores Transit, which may serve the area in the future.
While the MCC proposal offers expanded services, the duplication of existing routes limits local benefit and does not justify the financial commitment required.
According to CAO Adam Sobanski, Middlesex County was seeking approximately $8,743 per year from Plympton-Wyoming for the service.
- The proposed service would have connected Sarnia to London via Wyoming and other Middlesex County communities.
- It would have provided service to Camlachie, which is not currently covered by the Huron Shores Transit contract.
Author's summary: Plympton-Wyoming rejects transit service proposal.
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