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A great career starts with great benefits!
 
Join us Saturday, June 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Metro's Queensgate Garage for our first All Positions Career Fair. We're hiring for a variety of positions, including bus operators, Access operators, MetroNow! operators and maintenance positions.
 
In addition to competitive pay, Metro offers excellent benefits, retirement plans and opportunities for professional growth. Attendees will have the chance to meet with Metro representatives, learn more about available positions, receive assistance with the application process and interview onsite.
 
The event will also feature vehicle tours, maintenance bay tours, food from Jack's Catering, live music and opportunities to experience Metro up close.
 
Whether you're looking for a fresh start or a long-term career, we'd love to show you what Metro has to offer. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.
MetroNOW! recently celebrated its third birthday, and we're taking a moment to recognize just how far it's come!

Since launching three years ago, MetroNOW! has provided more than 313,000 rides and traveled nearly 1.8 million miles connecting riders to jobs, appointments, shopping and other destinations throughout the community. Today, the service covers 53.5 square miles, giving communities access to affordable, on-demand transportation.

Thank you to everyone who has made MetroNOW! part of their journey over the past three years. We’re excited to keep growing and serving our community for years to come.

Ready to give MetroNOW! a try? Visit https://www.go-metro.com/riding-metro/metronow/ to learn more and book your ride.
Creating safer connections in Sharonville through the Metro Transit Infrastructure Fund! 

Through a partnership supported by MTIF, the City of Sharonville and Great Parks worked together to create a new multi-use trail connecting downtown Sharonville to Sharon Woods. The project transformed an underutilized area into a safe, accessible corridor for ​ while improving access to one of the region’s most popular parks.

Hear more from Steve Busam, Sharonville Public Works Director, and Todd Palmeter, CEO of @great_parks of Hamilton County, as they discuss the impact this project is having on safety, connectivity and quality of life throughout the community.

Watch the video to learn more about the project and explore a full map of funded projects by visiting the link in our bio.