Pictured above (from left): Rodney Hathaway, David Fols, Katharn Cotman-Washington, John Moyer, Ron Stiers, Amy Pearson, Amy Inman, Dina Cunningham, and Freddie Holliday. Bay Aging, in partnership with New Kent County and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT), has launched Bay Transit Microtransit in New Kent County, expanding affordable, on-demand transportation options [...]

Bay Transit, the public transportation division of Bay Aging, will launch its award-winning microtransit service, Bay Transit Express, in New Kent County beginning Wednesday, April 1, 2026. This modern, app-based shared-ride service will offer residents a flexible and efficient mobility option designed to increase access to essential destinations throughout the service area. Bay Transit Express [...]

Bay Transit, a division of Bay Aging, and the RAL Art Center are proud to announce the official kickoff of Art in Transit 2026, the region’s signature annual art competition that transforms a Bay Transit bus into a moving work of art. Now entering its sixth year, Art in Transit continues to unite creativity, community, [...]

Pictured (from left): Jimmie Carter, Vice-Chair Bay Aging Foundation Board; Suzanne Shepherd, Housing Support Specialist; Takeia Jones, Coordinated Entry Program Specialist; Teresa Jones, Housing Case Manager; Kenisha Martin, Assistant Director of Planning & Development; Rebekah Smith, Community Action & Housing Case Manager; and Kathy Vesley, Bay Aging President & CEO Bay Aging is honored to [...]

On December 10, John “Jay” Black, Senior Vice President of Investments at Tri-River Investment Group of Davenport & Company LLC, presented a $500 donation to Kathy Vesley, President & CEO of Bay Aging, in support of the organization’s annual campaign. The contribution will help fund essential housing, transportation, and health programs for vulnerable populations across [...]