Tri State Cab Co LLC

02/26/2026

Owner, Amy Hissom doing what she does every day!

01/31/2026

Updated Clarification for Our Community

I want to share an important update to clear up ongoing confusion between Tri State Cab Co., LLC (my company) and Tri County Cab, which is a completely separate business.

Recently, Google’s automated system incorrectly added the phrase “also known as Tri State Cab Co., LLC” to Tri County Cab’s listing. This is not true, and I have already filed the appropriate reports with Google to have this corrected.

To be absolutely clear:

Tri State Cab Co., LLC
- We are a Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) provider
- We transport patients to dialysis, cancer treatments, surgeries, and medical appointments
- We operate by prescheduled appointments only
- Our drivers are credentialed, trained, background‑checked, drug‑tested, and Medicaid compliant
- Our vehicles are professionally marked and maintained to medical transport standards

Tri County Cab
- They are a traditional commercial cab company
- They provide on‑demand taxi rides
- They are not affiliated with my business in any way

Because our names sound similar, people sometimes confuse the two companies. This has led to reviews, comments, and questions meant for Tri County Cab being directed at Tri State Cab Co., LLC. I always correct these when I see them, but I want to make sure the community has the right information.

We are not the same company, we do not share staff, and we do not operate the same type of service.

If you ever have questions about which company you’re dealing with, please feel free to reach out directly. I’m committed to transparency, professionalism, and continuing to serve our patients and community with the highest standards.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Amy Hissom, Owner
Tri State Cab Co., LLC

01/25/2026

❄️ COLUMBIANA COUNTY WEATHER & TRAVEL UPDATE
(Sunday Afternoon → Monday Afternoon)

Columbiana County continues to experience dangerous winter weather, including heavy snow, drifting, black ice, and extreme cold. Travel will remain hazardous through Monday, especially during the early‑morning hours.

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🌨️ Snowfall Update
The National Weather Service reports that Columbiana County is under a Winter Storm Warning, with 12–16 inches of total accumulation expected by tonight.
NWS Winter Storm Warning: https://www.weather.gov/pbz/

The Weather Channel also shows heavy snow continuing today, with additional accumulation tonight.
Weather Channel Columbiana Forecast: https://weather.com/weather/today/l/Columbiana+OH (weather.com in Bing)

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🛑 Road & Travel Conditions

Sunday Afternoon & Evening
Roads remain snow‑covered, slick, and drifted, with plows struggling to keep up in rural areas.
ODOT Traffic & Road Conditions: https://www.ohgo.com

Winds of 10–15 mph with gusts up to 20–21 mph continue to cause drifting.
NWS Hourly Forecast: https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=40.77&lon=-80.77 (forecast.weather.gov in Bing)

Overnight (Sunday Night → Monday Morning)
Temperatures drop into the teens, causing rapid refreeze and widespread black ice.
NWS Forecast Discussion: https://www.weather.gov/pbz/

Salt becomes less effective in the extreme cold, and drifting continues overnight.

Monday Morning (4 AM → Noon)
This will be the most dangerous travel window.

High near 17°F, with wind chills as low as –20°F.
NWS Wind Chill Advisory Info: https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold-wind-chill-chart (weather.gov in Bing)

Snow showers may continue early, and roads will remain hazardous due to black ice, drifting, and extreme cold.

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🥶 Extreme Cold Warning
An Extreme Cold Warning is in effect through Tuesday afternoon, with wind chills reaching –20°F to –25°F.
NWS Cold Weather Safety: https://www.weather.gov/safety/cold

Frostbite can occur in 10–20 minutes on exposed skin.

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💨 Wind Speeds & Gusts
- Sustained winds: 10–15 mph
- Gusts: 20–21 mph
NWS Hourly Wind Forecast:
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=40.77&lon=-80.77 (forecast.weather.gov in Bing)

These winds will continue to cause drifting and reduced visibility in open areas.

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⚠️ Key Safety Notes
- Travel is not recommended overnight or early Monday due to black ice, drifting, and extreme cold.
- Conditions may not improve until late morning or early afternoon Monday.
- Anyone who must travel should use extreme caution and allow extra time.

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01/25/2026

As of now, January 25, 2026, Columbiana County, Mahoning County and Jefferson County are all three at Level 2.

01/25/2026

🚨 Weather Advisory for Monday Medical Transportation
Columbiana • Mahoning • Jefferson Counties

Due to the ongoing winter storm, all three counties we serve are experiencing significant snowfall, drifting, and extremely cold temperatures. As of this morning, many areas already have 6+ inches on the ground, with more expected throughout the day.

Because of these conditions, transportation on Monday may be delayed or impacted, especially for early‑morning appointments.

❄️ County Conditions

Columbiana County
- Heavy snow and drifting expected overnight
- Roads will remain snow‑covered and icy Monday morning
- Rural routes may be difficult to access

Mahoning County
- Higher totals expected (10–14 inches in some areas)
- Major drifting likely in rural areas
- City streets will be plowed but still slick and narrow early

Jefferson County
- Snow‑packed roads and dangerous wind chills
- Hills and river‑valley roads may be icy or drifted shut
- Travel expected to be slow throughout the morning

🚗 What This Means for Monday Appointments
We will do everything possible to get patients to their scheduled medical appointments, including dialysis and essential care.
However, due to road conditions, delays are likely, and in some cases, travel may be temporarily unsafe.

Please plan for:
- Extra travel time
- Possible delays
- Potential rescheduling if conditions worsen

Your safety — and the safety of our drivers — comes first.

🧡 Thank You for Your Understanding
We will continue monitoring conditions in all three counties and will update everyone if anything changes.

Stay safe and warm, and please reach out if you have questions about your scheduled transportation.

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01/25/2026

❄️ 8:30 AM Winter Storm Update – Columbiana County, Ohio
Sunday, January 25

As of 8:30 AM, much of Columbiana County — including East Liverpool, Calcutta, Lisbon, Columbiana, and surrounding areas — is already seeing around 6 inches of snow on the ground. Snow has been steady since early this morning, and conditions will continue to worsen throughout the day.

🌨 Current Conditions
- Snowfall so far: ~6 inches
- Visibility: Reduced due to steady snow
- Roads: Snow‑covered, slick, and difficult to navigate
- Temperatures: Bitter cold, causing all snow to stick immediately
- ODOT Response: 60 ODOT plow trucks are currently deployed across our region working to keep major routes passable, but roads remain snow‑covered due to the intensity of the storm and extreme cold limiting salt effectiveness.

❄️ What’s Still Coming Today
- Additional snowfall: Another 4–6 inches expected through this afternoon and evening
- Storm total: Most of Columbiana County will end up with 10–12 inches, with locally higher amounts possible
- Drifting: Winds will create 1–2 foot drifts in open and rural areas
- Travel: Conditions will remain hazardous all day and into Monday morning

🚗 Travel Reminder
If you don’t need to be out, please stay home and give plow crews room to work. Even with ODOT’s full fleet out, roads will remain snow‑covered and icy throughout the day.

🏠 Community Note
Check on neighbors, bring pets indoors, and allow extra time for emergency and essential services. This storm is still ongoing, and conditions will continue to change throughout the day.

Stay safe, Columbiana County — more updates will be posted as the storm progresses.

01/24/2026

❄️ Weekend Winter Storm Update for Jefferson County, Ohio

Jefferson County, Ohio is facing a significant winter storm this weekend, with heavy snow, dangerous cold, and travel impacts expected from Saturday evening through Monday. Warming centers are already open, and the National Weather Service has issued a storm watch covering the entire county.

🌨 What to Expect
- Heavy Snow: The National Weather Service reports more than 6 inches of accumulation possible, with the heaviest snow falling Saturday evening through Sunday.
- Timing: Snow begins Saturday evening, continues all day Sunday, and ends Monday morning or early afternoon.
- Cold Temperatures: Dangerously cold air will accompany the storm, prompting the county to open multiple warming centers.
- Travel Conditions: Expect moderate to major impacts, with roads becoming snow‑covered quickly due to frozen ground. Residents are advised to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary.

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🚫 Closures, Alerts & Safety Resources

Warming Centers (Now Open)
Jefferson County has opened several warming centers for anyone needing heat or shelter:
- Steubenville: 407 S. Fourth St., 708 N. Fifth St., 732 N. Sixth Ave
- Toronto: 602 S. Fourth St.
These are available for residents without reliable heat or anyone vulnerable to extreme cold.

Storm Watch
- A Winter Storm Watch is in effect Saturday evening through Monday at 1 PM, covering Jefferson County and surrounding regions.
- An upgrade to a Winter Storm Warning is possible as the storm approaches.

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🚗 Travel & Road Conditions
- Snow will accumulate quickly due to frozen ground.
- Visibility may drop during heavier bursts.
- Officials strongly advise residents to avoid travel during the storm.
- If you must drive, prepare for delays, slick roads, and poor visibility.

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🏠 How to Prepare
- Stock up on food, water, and essentials before Saturday evening.
- Fully charge phones and gather flashlights and extra batteries in case of power outages.
- Check on elderly neighbors and bring pets indoors.
- Know the locations of warming centers in case of heating emergencies.

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📢 Community Reminder
This storm is expected to bring major impacts across Jefferson County. Please stay home if you can, stay warm, and stay safe.

01/24/2026

❄️ Weekend Winter Storm Update for Mahoning County, Ohio

🌨 What to Expect
- Snowfall: The National Weather Service expects heavy snow totaling up to 12 inches by Monday morning.
- Timing: Snow begins Saturday evening, peaks Sunday, and tapers off late Sunday night into Monday.
- Wind & Visibility: Periods of poor visibility and slippery roads will make travel very difficult at times.
- Cold Temperatures: Subzero wind chills are expected Saturday night into Sunday morning, and again Sunday night into Monday.

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🚗 Travel & Road Conditions
- ODOT confirms you will see snow‑covered roads this weekend, even with full crews out. Their goal is “passable, not perfect” due to extreme cold reducing salt effectiveness.
- 20 ODOT trucks will be deployed in Mahoning County starting Saturday evening.
- Drivers are urged to avoid travel if possible, especially Sunday. Even experienced drivers are being told to rethink travel plans.

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🚫 Closures & Alerts
- The Winter Storm Warning is in effect from 7 PM Saturday through 10 AM Monday.
- Many communities across the Mahoning Valley have already issued parking bans to allow plows to clear streets.
- Additional closures, delays, and emergency levels may be announced as conditions worsen.

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🏠 Safety Recommendations
- If you must travel, keep flashlights, food, and water in your vehicle in case of emergency.
- Check on elderly neighbors and bring pets indoors.
- Prepare for possible delays in services due to weather.
- Follow local police, ODOT, and county alerts for real‑time updates.

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📢 Community Reminder
This is a significant winter storm for Mahoning County. Please stay home if you can, give plow crews room to work, and stay safe throughout the weekend. Updates will continue as new information becomes available.

01/24/2026

Columbiana County is under a Winter Storm Warning this weekend, with heavy snow, dangerous cold, and difficult travel expected from late Saturday through Monday. Forecasts show 8–12 inches of snow for our area, with drifting and hazardous road conditions likely.

❄️ Weekend Winter Storm Update for All Columbiana County Residents

🌨 What to Expect
- Snowfall: Current projections show 8–12 inches beginning late Saturday, continuing through Sunday, and tapering off by Monday morning.
- Wind & Drifting: Strong winds may cause significant drifting, especially on rural roads.
- Cold Temperatures: Subzero wind chills are possible, making travel and outdoor exposure dangerous.
- Road Conditions: County and ODOT crews will be out early Sunday, but roads will be hazardous, especially during peak snowfall. Residents are urged to stay home if possible to give plows room to work.

🚫 Closures & Alerts
- Most Columbiana County government offices and courts will be closed Monday due to the storm.
- Additional closures and snow emergency levels may be announced as conditions worsen.

🚗 Travel & Safety
- If you must travel, slow down, allow extra time, and keep emergency supplies in your vehicle.
- Give plow trucks plenty of space—they will be running 24/7 through the storm.
- Power outages are possible, though currently considered a low risk.

🏠 Community Reminder
Please check on elderly neighbors, bring pets indoors, and prepare for potential delays in services due to weather.

Stay safe, Columbiana County. We’ll continue monitoring updates and will share new information as it becomes available.

01/20/2026

📣 Hiring: Experienced NEMT Scheduler — Remote Contract Position with Weekly Salary

Tri State Cab Co., LLC is looking for a seasoned NEMT scheduler to build next‑day driver schedules from multiple broker portals. This role is ideal for someone retired or semi‑retired who has done this work for years and wants steady, part‑time income from home.

This is NOT a beginner position.
You must already know how to work inside broker systems and dispatch platforms.

What You’ll Do
- Pull next‑day trips from broker portals (MTM, Provide A Ride, SafeRide Health, etc.)
- Build accurate next‑day driver schedules in our dispatch system (Bambi)
- Assign outbound and return trips appropriately
- Use multiloading when appropriate
- Turn back unassignable trips before the cutoff
- Confirm which drivers are working the next day
- Call riders the day before to confirm their scheduled trips
- Communicate with riders when an earlier pickup is needed to allow for multiloading and efficient routing

What You Need
- Strong NEMT scheduling experience
- Comfort working with broker portals + dispatch systems
- Ability to work independently and meet daily deadlines
- Reliable computer + internet

Compensation
- Weekly salary
- Performance‑based bonuses for accuracy, meeting deadlines, and minimizing turn‑backs

Schedule
- Major trip drops around 11 AM and 4 PM
- Other portals may drop trips anytime
- All schedules must be completed and drivers notified by early evening

To Apply:
Message this business page directly. We will not respond to comments. If you want information about the job or wish to apply, send us a message.