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SPECIAL NEEDS TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE FOR TURTLEFORD

Released on November 20, 2002

Turtleford has a new vehicle for its special needs transportation service.

The province contributed a total of $55,000 from the Centenary Fund, toward

the cost of the $80,000 vehicle.



"This new vehicle will improve transportation services for Turtleford

residents with disabilities," Government Relations Minister Ron Osika

said. "Transportation is key to a person's ability to access services,

work, socialize and live independently within the community. The province

is pleased to help provide a safe and reliable vehicle."



"This new vehicle is important to our community," Mayor Clayton Schmale

said. "Residents, who were previously unable to participate in community

events now have the freedom to travel in and around the area."



The Centenary Fund was set up to leave a legacy of Saskatchewan's

Centennial for future generations. Leading up to the centennial

celebrations in 2005, the government is funding projects that are of

provincial or regional interest and develop municipal infrastructure.



Under the Centenary Fund Saskatchewan communities will receive more than

$2.3 million over the next three years toward the replacement of special

needs transportation vehicles.



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For more information, contact:



Ann Anderson

Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-8890

Cell: (306) 535-3069

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