Kiowa Tribe · ELDER CARE
Kiowa AOA Fastrans Passes
The AOA provides Kiowa Fastrans passes to elders so they can use the tribe’s public transit. Each recipient is limited to two passes per month “so that others can have a chance to share in the privilege.”
Who's eligible
Any Enrolled Tribal Member
Passes go to AOA elders 60 years of age and older. A qualified elder participant is 60 or older and a member of any federally recognized tribe — not Kiowa citizens only. Non-Indian spouses of a qualified elder, spouses 59 or younger whose spouse is a qualified participant, handicapped individuals residing with a qualified elder, and caregivers who reside with or assist handicapped elders may also participate in AOA services. Availability depends on funding.
Where it's offered
Regional
This is one of the two AOA services that reaches past the program's own boundary: the AOA "does provide Kiowa Fast Trans Passes within our immediate service area and beyond the Kiowa AOA service area to all of our elders 60 years of age and older." The AOA service area itself is described by landmarks — from 5 miles east of Carnegie, Oklahoma with the Botone Church as the eastern boundary, south to Meers, west to the Kiowa County line, and north to the northern edge of the Caddo county line.
How to apply
Call the AOA at 405-901-9231 or email AOA@kiowatribe.org to request passes; the limit is two per recipient per month. Rides themselves are scheduled with Kiowa Fastrans dispatch at 580-654-2053. Mailing address: PO Box 369, Carnegie, OK 73015.
Phone Email
Contact
Phone: 405-901-9231
Email: AOA@kiowatribe.org
Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-04.