Dysart council approves fee increase for Dymo bus

An increase of up to five dollars is coming to users of the Dymo bus. Council recently approved the committee’s request to increase the fees because they haven’t been updated for about seven years.

The fee depends on where you’re being picked up. People within the Haliburton Village boundaries will only have to pay a dollar more, but other areas will see a five dollar increase.

You can see where the boundaries are and what the fee increase is by looking at the images below.

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