Transportation Services at the ACC
The ACC offers shopping opportunities for groceries or visiting the local pantry and offerstransportation services for pick-up and drop-off for these programs. For more details and toregister, please contact (503) 635-3758.
 
Senior Grocery Shopping Bus
Join us two times a month for an ACC bus ride to and from local grocery stores and other retailers. The bus is equipped with a lift for wheelchairs. Other riders should be able to board and depart the bus independently or with walking supports. Please inquire at ACC front desk 503-635-3758. (Registration Required)
 
  • 5/6      WinCo/Walmart
  • 5/20    New Seasons
  • 6/3      Fred Meyer
  • 6/7      LO Farmers Market
  • 6/17    Trader Joe's
  • 7/1      H-Mart / Bi-Mart
  • 7/15    WinCo / Walmart
  • 7/29    New Seasons
  • 8/12    Fred Meyer
  • 8/26    Barbur Foods​
 
​Pantry Express Shuttle
Join us each month for an ACC bus ride to and from the Hunger Fighter’s Food Pantryin Lake Oswego. No proof of income required and open to all. To register call the ACCFront Desk 503-635-3758, Space Limited. (Registration Required)
 
 
ACC Transportation Policy
The ACC is committed to ensuring that all participants have access to its programs and services. To support this goal, the ACC offers a transportation service specifically for participants who do not have a vehicle. This service is strictly reserved for those in genuine need of transportation, and is not intended for personal convenience. Contact the ACC Front Desk at 503-635-3758 for transportation policy questions.
 
 
The Medical Ride Reimbursement Program
Due to a generous grant, the ACC is now offering reimbursement for those over 60 years of age for medical transportation. The participant must be a Lake Oswego resident and obtain the ride from a ride-share company, such as Uber, Lyft or a cab company. For more information contact Guy Holady, Client Service Coordinator at 503-675-6425 or click here to email.
 
 
Designed to provide door-to-door transportation for medical appointments, shopping, etc., for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals who no longer drive and are not able to use regular Tri-Met buses.