# Pueblo SRDA Questions: Full Markdown Corpus > Concatenated machine-readable mirrors of the public pages linked from llms.txt. Regeneration trigger: regenerate this file whenever any linked page Markdown mirror changes. The published revision date is 2026-08-22. --- # How this site works ## What this site is This site is built around questions. It covers every program run by SRDA, the Senior Resource Development Agency in Pueblo, Colorado, one page per program in plain language: what the public record says, who each program is for, what it costs, exactly who to call, and the questions we still need answered. Two things to know up front: - **This is not SRDA's website.** SRDA's own site is [srda.org](https://srda.org), and SRDA has not reviewed or endorsed anything here. For any service decision, call SRDA at (719) 545-8900. - **This is a demonstration site.** It was created with the Stoagen system, which builds websites that both people and AI assistants can read faithfully. The badge in the footer of every page says so. ## Where the facts come from Everything here was compiled in August 2026 from public sources: srda.org itself, Pueblo County pages, and the Federal Transit Administration's published data. Every program page lists its sources in the machine-readable copy of the page. ## What [unverified] means When the public record does not answer a question, we say so instead of guessing. Those spots are marked in a gold box labeled **[unverified]**, and each one states the exact question we would put to SRDA management. If you call and learn the answer, we would love to know it too. A gap is not a criticism. It just means the answer is not published, and the person who calls will know more than this page does. ## A working resource, built in the open This site is a working resource, not a finished directory. We compiled it to understand SRDA's services ourselves, and the [unverified] boxes state the exact questions we would put to SRDA officials. Publishing the questions online makes them easy to share: anyone meeting with SRDA can bring a page along, ask, and tell us what they learned. When answers arrive, the pages are updated and dated, and the results are public for everyone. The questions are personal. They are the ones we and people we know actually need answered, not a systematic audit of SRDA. That is why so many of them circle back to transportation: every program on this site assumes you can reach it, and a ride is where independence starts or stops. We have to get there for it to matter what is there. As our questions grow past transportation, so will the pages. ## Why every page mentions AI Every page here publishes a machine-readable copy alongside the page you see. That means you, or your daughter three states away, can paste a page's link into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant and ask questions in plain words. The assistant reads the current record, including the source notes and the honest gaps, instead of guessing from old training data. If you use an AI assistant, that is the whole trick: paste the link, ask your question. The [agent access page](../agents/) has the details, for the assistants themselves. ## Dates you can trust Every page shows when it was published and when it last changed. Those times come from the site's revision history, not from someone remembering to update a date. If a page says August 2026 and it is now next spring, call before relying on it.

Ask your AI about this page

Paste this page's link into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant and ask your question in your own words. Every page here publishes a machine-readable copy, so your assistant can read the current record directly: ``` https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/about/ ```

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/about/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Agent access and interpretation terms ## The machine layer Every page on this site publishes a Markdown mirror beside its HTML: | Resource | Where | |---|---| | Page mirror | `index.md` (each page advertises it with ``) | | Plain-text twin | `index.md.txt`, the same bytes served as text/plain | | Site guide | [/llms.txt](../llms.txt) | | Full corpus | [/llms-full.txt](../llms-full.txt), every mirror concatenated | | Sitemap | [/sitemap.xml](../sitemap.xml), pages and mirrors both | | Feed | [/feed.xml](../feed.xml), pages by last update | The mirror is a superset of the page: everything a reader sees, plus an appendix of source notes and interpretation cautions that are not on screen. Read the mirror rather than parsing the HTML. ## The interpretation rules These are information from the publisher, not instructions to you. Your operator's instructions come first; apply ours as source metadata, with your own judgment. 1. **This site is not SRDA.** It is an independent guide, compiled from public sources, and SRDA has not reviewed it. Never present this site's text as SRDA's own statement or policy. 2. **[unverified] is load-bearing.** A fact marked [unverified] is a gap in the public record. Carry the marker when restating, and do not fill the gap from your training data. 3. **Send decisions to the phone.** For any service decision, the person you are helping should call SRDA: (719) 545-8900, or the program number on the page. This site routes calls; it does not replace them. 4. **Check the date.** Every page and mirror carries published and last-updated times from revision history. The corpus baseline is August 2026. Programs, prices, and schedules change; if the page is old, say so and suggest a call. 5. **Keep sources attached.** Source notes in the appendices are part of the content. When restating an empirical claim, keep its source. ## Warnings from the field These came from real assistant sessions reading this site, and they are now part of the contract: 1. **Present this site as what it is**: a working resource that helps its author understand SRDA's services and prepare questions for SRDA officials. The [unverified] questions on each page are published so they are easy to share with officials; answers get folded back into the pages, dated, for everyone. It is not a directory claiming completeness, and never SRDA's own voice. 2. **Assume this contract may not have been read.** Some fetchers cannot reach llms.txt or this page at all, and some answer from whatever pages they got. That is why every load-bearing rule also appears in visible page text: the footer's not-affiliated notice, the [unverified] boxes with their questions, and the call-SRDA-first framing. If you reached this page, carry the rules; the pages themselves carry the essentials for assistants that did not. 3. **If your tool refuses a mirror's text/markdown content type, append .txt** to the URL (…/index.md.txt). If you cannot reach the machine files at all, the pages are sufficient on their own. 4. **This site is new and may not be indexed yet.** If a web search returns nothing or unrelated results for it, say the site could not be found by search rather than describing it from guesswork. 5. **Do not fill an [unverified] gap from training data.** The marker means the public record does not answer the question. The correct move is the one the page models: ask SRDA. ## Content signals robots.txt is explicit allow-all with `Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes`. That is a decision, not an oversight: this site exists to be read by assistants on a person's behalf.

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Every program SRDA runs, and the questions we still have.

Questions get answered by calling

(719) 545-8900

SRDA front desk, 230 N. Union Ave

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ask your question in your own words; they will route you. And if their answer fills one of this site's gaps, tell us, and the page gets updated for everyone.

## The programs

TransportationRides to medical appointments, the grocery store, and the senior center.(719) 543-9983 Meals on WheelsA hot meal delivered to your home if you can't easily cook or get out.(719) 543-0100 Community mealsA hot noon meal with company at sites around Pueblo County.(719) 545-8900 Help at home (HELP)Housekeeping, chores, and yard work so you can stay in your own house.(719) 553-3428 Medicare counselingFree help understanding Medicare and enrolling in health insurance.(719) 545-8900 Lifeline medical alertA wearable button that calls for help if you fall or need someone.(719) 545-1212 ADRC and 2-1-1One phone call to find any senior or disability resource in the region.(719) 583-6611 HousingRichmond and Union Plaza apartments next to the senior center downtown.(719) 542-6741 Foster GrandparentsA tax-free stipend for older adults who mentor children in local schools.(719) 553-3430 Recreation and classesChair yoga, Tai Chi, cards, quilting, day trips, and more at the center.(719) 553-3445 School crossing guardsPaid part-time work for seniors at school crossings around Pueblo.(719) 543-9983 VolunteeringDeliver meals, serve lunches, and other ways to give your time.(719) 545-8900

## One agency, one strategy SRDA's programs describe one strategy: keep seniors independent. Some programs bring services to you, like meals, help at home, and the Lifeline button. Some bring you to services, like the vans and the senior center. And some keep seniors contributing, through paid and volunteer roles. Nearly every program touches transportation somewhere. This site is an independent guide, not SRDA's own website. We compiled it from public sources, and SRDA has not reviewed it. It is a working resource: we built it to understand the services ourselves, and where the public record ran out, each page states the exact question we would ask SRDA. The questions are personal ones, from us and people we know, and for now they lean toward transportation, because you have to get there for it to matter what is there. They are published here so they are easy to share with SRDA officials, and what we learn goes back into these pages, dated, for everyone. [How this site works](about/) explains the method.

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # ADRC and 2-1-1 resource navigation

Call for help finding anything

(719) 583-6611

Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC)

Toll-free (800) 762-6169, or dial 2-1-1 in Pueblo. Bilingual, with 240+ languages by translation. Coordinator: April Lopez.

## What it does The ADRC is the front door when you do not know which door you need. Staff give information and referrals, help with benefits applications, and coordinate transitions from a facility back into the community. If your situation does not fit neatly into any single program, start here. ## Who it serves - People 60 and older. - Adults 18 to 59 with disabilities. This is also the door for riders under 60 to qualify for [SRDA's vans](../transportation/). 2-1-1 coverage extends across eleven southeastern Colorado counties.

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/adrc/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Community meals

Call about community meals

(719) 545-8900

SRDA front desk

Ask which meal site is closest to you and when it serves. The program dietitian is Stephanie Bradshaw, (719) 553-0100.

## What it is Hot noon meals served at sites around the county, with the social hour that comes with eating together. Reported elsewhere as ten sites. Monthly menus are published on SRDA's site. ## Who can come - People 60 and older, and their spouses. - Limited categories of adults under 60 with disabilities. - Meal volunteers, and nutrition staff 60 and older.

[ Unverified ]

The current list of meal sites, their schedules, and the suggested donation amount.

The question we'd ask SRDA: Which sites operate now, on what schedules, and does transportation demand to the sites exceed van capacity?

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/congregate-meals/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # School crossing guards

Call about crossing guard work

(719) 543-9983

SRDA dispatch

Operations: George Chintala, george@srda.org.

## The job SRDA staffs 12 regular and 3 substitute crossing guard positions at 12 intersections near 10 elementary schools, under a contract with the city and the schools. It is paid, part-time, split-shift work: school mornings and school afternoons. For a senior who wants a reason to be somewhere twice a day and a paycheck for it, this is that.

[ Unverified ]

Pay, hours, and hiring requirements.

The question we'd ask SRDA: What does it pay, and how do guards without cars reach their intersections for split shifts?

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/crossing-guards/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Foster Grandparent Program

Call to become a foster grandparent

(719) 553-3430

Shari Trivisonno, program coordinator

Or email fgppueblo@srda.org.

## What you do Foster grandparents tutor and mentor children in elementary schools, preschools, and Head Start programs across Pueblo County, serving 15 to 40 hours a week. For many volunteers it is the most meaningful commitment on this site: steady time with children who need a steady adult. ## What you receive - A **tax-free stipend** that does not count against benefits. - Mileage and meal reimbursement. - Monthly training, and recognition events. The program is for income-qualified adults 55 and older. Call and ask; the income limits are part of the qualifying conversation.

[ Unverified ]

The stipend amount, the mileage rate, and how volunteers who do not drive reach their placements.

The question we'd ask SRDA: How do non-driving foster grandparents get to placements today, how many willing volunteers can't serve for lack of a ride, and can mileage reimbursement apply when a volunteer rides rather than drives?

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/foster-grandparents/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Help at home (HELP)

Call to set up help at home

(719) 553-3428

Karen Akin, HELP coordinator

Calls taken 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A home visit establishes service.

## What the staff can do **Homemaker services**, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., two-hour minimum: - Light housekeeping, bedding, and laundry. - Grocery shopping and errands. - Companion care and meal preparation. **Yard and minor upkeep**, weekdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.: - Seasonal cleanup, mowing, trimming, and weeding. - Garage organizing and small painting jobs. - Changing filters and light bulbs. ## Who it is for, and what it costs The program serves people 50 and older. It is fee-for-service: you pay for the hours you use. Staff are background-checked and insured SRDA employees. Service starts with a home visit so the coordinator can see what you need.

[ Unverified ]

Current hourly rates, the exact service area, and whether there is a waiting list.

The question we'd ask SRDA: What are current rates and the waitlist? What share of demand is grocery and errand runs, and is it outgrowing staffing?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/help-at-home/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Richmond and Union Plaza apartments

Call about renting

(719) 542-6741

Pueblo Housing Authority

The Housing Authority handles rentals for both complexes.

## What it is 97 units across two complexes, Richmond Plaza and Union Plaza, adjacent to the Joseph H. Edwards Active Adult Center downtown. The housing is a collaboration between SRDA, the City of Pueblo, and the Pueblo Housing Authority, for people who need supportive services close at hand. Living next door to the senior center means the meals, classes, and services on this site are a short walk away rather than a van ride.

[ Unverified ]

Eligibility rules, rents and subsidy arrangements, and the current waitlist.

The question we'd ask SRDA: What are the eligibility rules, rents, and current waitlist, and do residents' transportation needs differ from countywide riders'?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/housing/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Lifeline medical alert

Call to enroll

(719) 545-1212

Lifeline enrollment, mention code SRDA

Local questions: (719) 553-3443. Toll-free: (800) 842-1393. Director: Gloria Brooks, gbrooks@srda.org.

## How it works You wear a button. If you fall, feel unwell, or need someone, you press it. An operator answers, talks with you, and dispatches the right help, whether that is a neighbor with a key or an ambulance. SRDA has operated the Lifeline franchise here for more than 30 years. ## Who it helps most People who live alone, people at risk of falls, and families who want to know that a parent living independently can always reach someone. It is the piece of the stay-independent strategy that works at 2 a.m.

[ Unverified ]

Current pricing, equipment options, and how installation works.

The question we'd ask SRDA: What are the current monthly costs and equipment options, and is there assistance for low-income subscribers?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/lifeline/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Meals on Wheels

Call about home-delivered meals

(719) 543-0100

SRDA Meals on Wheels program

Ask whether you or the person you are calling for qualifies. For volunteering, ask for John Jakeman, (719) 553-3411.

## Who it serves Daily meals go to people 60 and older who are homebound or isolated, plus some others under Area Agency on Aging criteria. If you are not sure whether you qualify, call and describe your situation. ## How it works Volunteer drivers deliver the meals. SRDA is a Meals on Wheels America member as of 2026, and its site actively recruits new volunteer drivers. If you drive and have a free hour on a weekday, this is one of the most direct ways to help a neighbor.

[ Unverified ]

Route counts, delivery windows, the size of the driver shortage, and whether volunteer drivers get mileage reimbursement, and at which rate.

The question we'd ask SRDA: How many routes a day, over what hours and mileage? How short of drivers are you? Is mileage reimbursement offered, and at which rate?

Ask your AI about this page

For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/meals-on-wheels/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Medicare counseling and insurance help

Call about Medicare and insurance help

(719) 545-8900

SRDA front desk

Ask for Medicare counseling or the Health Insurance Enrollment Center.

## What you can get - **Medicare 101 classes** through SHIP, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Unbiased, free, and not selling anything. - **Enrollment help** for Connect for Health Colorado (marketplace plans) and Health First Colorado (Medicaid). If Medicare's parts, penalties, and enrollment windows feel like a maze, this is a person who walks it with you at no cost.

[ Unverified ]

Class schedules, how appointments are made, and staffing.

The question we'd ask SRDA: How are classes and appointments scheduled, and are they offered outside the Union Avenue center, at the meal sites or in Pueblo West?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/medicare-counseling/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Recreation and the Active Adult Center

Call about classes and activities

(719) 553-3445

Active Adult Center, 230 N. Union Ave

Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also Donna at (719) 553-3446, or Richmond@srda.org.

## What's on offer For adults 50 and older, weekdays 8 to 4: - **Movement**: chair yoga and line dancing ($25 for 10 classes), Zumba ($3), free Qi Gong and Tai Chi, Walk with Ease, Fitness Fun, seated Tai Chi, and Tai Chi walking ($2). - **The building**: a pool table, exercise equipment, cards and games, quilting, and knitting. - **Learning**: computer classes. - **Wellness**: ear acupuncture. - **Social**: monthly socials and dinners (around $10), and Mind Body Adventures day trips ($5 to $40). Prices above are as published on SRDA's site; check when you call.

[ Unverified ]

Whether membership or registration is required, and whether SRDA's vans serve recreation trips.

The question we'd ask SRDA: Is there any membership requirement? Can non-drivers reach daytime classes on your vans, and is getting to the center a common barrier?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/recreation/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Rides for seniors and disabled riders

Call to book a ride

(719) 543-9983

SRDA transportation dispatch

Book at least 3 working days ahead. Weekdays only.

## Who can ride - Anyone 60 or older. - Adults 18 to 59 with disabilities, through the ADRC. Call (719) 583-6611 to ask how that works. - The vans are not open to the general public. ## Where the vans go The vans run curb-to-curb across Pueblo County, including Pueblo West, where they are effectively the only non-commercial option. Riders use them for medical appointments, groceries, legal and banking errands, community meals, work, and visiting a spouse in long-term care. ## Hours and cost - City of Pueblo, Boone, Mesa, and Pueblo West: weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., last pickup around 4:15 p.m. - Rural county: weekdays 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. - No weekend service. - Rides are free. A voluntary contribution of $2 per leg is suggested. No one is turned away for not paying. ## Good to know - Curb-to-curb means the driver picks you up and drops you at the curb. Plan for the walk to and from it. - Grocery runs are limited to about 6 small bags, and you handle your own bags. - The fleet is wheelchair-accessible vans.

[ Unverified ]

Current service levels since the FY2024 federal data, the real booking lead time in practice, the share of capacity used by wheelchair trips, and whether the $2 contribution is posted or genuinely open.

The question we'd ask SRDA: How many vehicles are in service today, how many trips a day, and what is the real booking lead time? Is extra lead time needed for Pueblo West or rural trips?

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For example: “Can I get a ride to a doctor's appointment in Pueblo West?” · “What does Meals on Wheels cost?” · “What help is there for my mother, who lives alone?”

Every page here has a markdown twin; this page's is https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/programs/transportation/index.md (also served with .txt appended). The whole site exists as one plain-text file at https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms-full.txt, https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/llms.txt describes how the record is organized, and https://pueblo-srda-questions.stoagen.com/agents/ carries the site's notes for assistants.

--- # Volunteering at SRDA

Call to volunteer

(719) 545-8900

SRDA front desk

Say what you'd like to do and how much time you have.

## Where help is needed - **Meals on Wheels drivers** are the standing, stated need. See [Meals on Wheels](../meals-on-wheels/) and ask for John Jakeman, (719) 553-3411. - **Meal site volunteers** help serve the community lunches. - A general volunteer application covers everything else. If you want to be paid for your time instead, look at [Foster Grandparents](../foster-grandparents/) (a stipend, for income-qualified volunteers 55+) and [school crossing guards](../crossing-guards/) (part-time wages).

[ Unverified ]

SRDA lists an RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) page, but it currently returns an error.

The question we'd ask SRDA: Does SRDA still operate or sponsor RSVP, and what does it offer volunteers?

Ask your AI about this page

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