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Alliance Bank helps purchase 14-passenger vans for public transit

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The vans will help residents whose eyesight is failing, have been laid off or otherwise need alternative transportation.

Alliance Bank, Francesville, donated $5,000 to help Pulaski County Human Services purchase two new 14-passenger vans for public transit. The vans run weekdays from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. to help local residents whose eyesight is failing, have been laid off and can’t afford gas, or otherwise need an alternative to private transportation.

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