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Meet Your DeKalb County Transportation Drivers​

Every day, DeKalb County’s Transportation team keeps our community moving—safely, reliably, and with a commitment to service that often goes unseen. Our drivers are more than the people behind the wheel; they are dedicated professionals who form the backbone of our county’s mobility system.

Their Mission

Our drivers transport students, seniors, individuals with disabilities, and community members to the places that matter most—schools, appointments, workplaces, and essential services. They navigate busy streets, changing weather, and tight schedules with patience and professionalism.

What Makes Them Exceptional

  • Safety First: All drivers undergo comprehensive training in defensive driving, passenger assistance, and emergency response.

  • Local Knowledge: No one knows DeKalb County’s roads better. Their familiarity with neighborhoods helps ensure timely and efficient routes.

  • Heart for Service: Many drivers describe their work as a way to give back—helping neighbors maintain independence, ensuring students arrive ready to learn, and building trust with those they serve.

  • Community Connections: Riders often see the same drivers daily, creating strong, friendly relationships that make transportation feel personal and dependable.​

A Team You Can Trust

Whether assisting a rider with mobility needs, keeping routes running smoothly, or offering a friendly “good morning,” our drivers are committed to making every trip safe and comfortable.

Take a moment to recognize and appreciate the people who move DeKalb County forward—one mile, one rider, and one smile at a time.

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Jayne Scheumann

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Bob Womack

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Randy Rinehart

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John Cunningham

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Bill Schaab

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Mike Kiebel

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Jeff Scott

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Herb Cordial

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Mark Lopez

DeKalb County Council on  Aging, Inc.

Complies with Equal Opportunity Employment regulations and also offers equal opportunities for service to qualified persons without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Any person who believes he or she has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with the DeKalb Co. Council on Aging, Kimberly Teegarden, CFO & Transit Director.​

Note: Some agency services are subject to applicable age and income eligibility relative to specific funding categories. In reference to issues of confidentiality, our agency is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider

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