LINK Western Kenosha Transportation

10/24/2026

🗺️LINK provides services throughout Western Kenosha County. This includes places such as the town of Somers, Paris, Bristol, Paddock Lake, Brighton, Wheatland, Randall, Twin Lakes, and Salem.

❓But did you know❓
🔹LINK connects riders in Western Kenosha County to the city of Kenosha by traveling into the city, south of Highway 142 and north of Highway 165, as far east as Green Bay Road.
🔹If a rider needs to go further into Kenosha, they can connect to Kenosha Transit at Southport Plaza on Green Bay Road.
🔹Riders transferring to Kenosha Transit can request 1 free transfer pass from their LINK driver upon boarding.
🔹Riders returning from Kenosha can also request a free transfer pass from their city bus driver upon boarding.
🔹Riders who qualify for paratransit, can also request a transfer pass to complete their trip.
🔹If you or someone you know needs help planning their trip, planning their transfers, or has additional questions, they can call the Kenosha County Mobility Manager for assistance (262-605-6615).

10/20/2026

‼️November 3!
🚐Free rides for voting purposes are available‼️

Call 888-203-3498

10/16/2026

🍇LINK provides public transportation & reduced fare to nutrition sites🥑

🥐Senior dining site, Westosha Community Center is $1 one way!
🧀Twin Lakes Food Pantry is $1 one way!
🍗Sharing Center Pantry is FREE (fare is sponsored by Sharing Center ❤️)!
🥛Village Pub Carry Out is $1 one way!

Check with each location ahead of time to sign up or for any other information needed. Call LINK to schedule your ride at least a day ahead, and up to two weeks in advance 888-203-3498

10/13/2026

‼️Fall Election is November 3!
🚐Free accessible rides for voting purposes are available for residents west of I-94 in Kenosha County

Kenosha, WI. The fall election for Kenosha County residents will be Tuesday, November 3.
Free Rides for voting purposes will be provided by the below transportation service provider with advance registration. Call early to reserve your ride.
• LINK Western Kenosha Transportation: 888-203-3498

10/08/2026

💲Travel farther, spend less! LINK Western Transportation is able to provide you with economical fares as well as help alleviate the cost of fuel, maintenance, and other associated costs of driving.

🔹ANYONE can ride LINK for $5 one-way
🔹Adults 65+ or living with a disability can apply for a reduced fare of just $3 one-way
🔹Riders traveling to a nutrition site such as Westosha Senior Center or Twin Lakes Food Pantry pay $1
🔹Sharing Center visitors ride FREE (sponsored by our friends at the Sharing Center)
🔹Transfers to Kenosha County Transit are free (same day, upon request)

Are you 65+ or an adult living with a disability? Apply for your reduced fare here: https://loom.ly/LvxmkHQ

Enjoy the ride, friends!

10/06/2026

Fall Election is November 3!
🚐Free accessible rides for voting purposes are available for residents west of I-94 in Kenosha County

Kenosha, WI. The fall election for Kenosha County residents will be Tuesday, November 3.
Free Rides for voting purposes will be provided by the below transportation service provider with advance registration. Call early to reserve your ride.
• LINK Western Kenosha Transportation: 888-203-3498

10/05/2026

The Community Library (Salem, WI) wants your input on what is available on Libby (Wisconsin's digital library-- all free to check out by using your library card!)

LINK is glad to take you to the library in Salem or Twin Lakes. They are a fabulous resource with amazing events, activities, and selection for all. If you are at the library and don't see what you are looking for, the librarians are always willing to help you, and you can get inter-library loans to have items brought to your local library. Want to take LINK to the library? Call 888-203-3498 to reserve your ride!

Libby is another way to get content digitally. Let's show Community Library (Salem, WI) our support by giving them input on what you would like to see added to the Libby collection!

Do you have thoughts about what's available on Libby? Make your voice heard and share your input about Wisconsin's Digital Library (the library you access through Libby)!

The survey will be available through October 22nd. Find the survey on the home page of your Libby app, or visit this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/wplcpatron2026

09/22/2026

‼️Fall Election is November 3!
🚐Free accessible rides for voting purposes are available for Kenosha residents west of I-94

Kenosha, WI. The fall election for Kenosha County residents will be Tuesday, November 3.
Free Rides for voting purposes will be provided by the below transportation service provider with advance registration. Call early to reserve your ride.
• LINK Western Kenosha Transportation: 888-203-3498

Persons with disabilities can request special voting accommodations, such as curbside voting. To learn more, call Disability Rights WI Voter Hotline: 844-DIS-VOTE.
The website myvote.wi.gov is also an excellent resource to register and request an absentee ballot.

For those unable to access the MyVote website, Kenosha County Aging and Disability Resource Center staff can provide direct assistance. To learn more, call the ADRC at 262-605-6646.

09/15/2026

¡Buenos días!

In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed a law creating the annual observance of Hispanic Heritage month.

Transportation history in the U.S. is marked by many of Hispanic heritage.
*The first FAA Administrator, Elwood Richard “Pete” Queseda
*The first U.S. Secretary of Transportation (1993-1997), Federico Peña
*Nuria Fernandez is the first Senate-confirmed woman of color, as well as the first Afro-Latina to lead the FTA.
*Flora Castillo was the first Latina and sixth woman elected chair to the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) in 2012 and served as their spokesperson. She has been honored for her work in public transportation with a focus on health, safety, equity, and homelessness

This month, we honor the history, culture, and achievements of our Kenosha County residents who can trace ancestry to Spain, Portugal, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central and South America.

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!

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¡Buenos días!

En 1988, el presidente Ronald Reagan firmó una ley por la que se instituía la celebración anual del Mes de la Herencia Hispana.

La historia del transporte en EE. UU. está marcada por numerosas figuras de ascendencia hispana.
*El primer administrador de la FAA, Elwood Richard «Pete» Queseda
*El primer secretario de Transporte de EE. UU. (1993-1997), Federico Peña
*Nuria Fernández es la primera mujer de color confirmada por el Senado, así como la primera afrolatina en dirigir la FTA.
*Flora Castillo fue la primera latina y la sexta mujer elegida presidenta de la Asociación Americana de Transporte Público (APTA) en 2012 y ejerció como su portavoz. Ha sido galardonada por su labor en el ámbito del transporte público, centrada en la salud, la seguridad, la equidad y la lucha contra la falta de vivienda

Este mes rendimos homenaje a la historia, la cultura y los logros de los residentes del condado de Kenosha cuyos antepasados proceden de España, Portugal, México, el Caribe, América Central, y América del Sur.

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!