CINCINNATI — If you don’t drive, and there’s not a grocery store nearby, getting stocked up can be pretty difficult. A new city program launched to help tackle that problem and put neighborhood farmers in business for themselves. Neighborhoods such as Over-the-Rhine have seen a lot of new development, but not necessarily a lot of fresh food options. In response, the new Cincinnati mobile produce vendor program, which launched June 7, is creating access to healthy, local food.

Most locations, including Park + Vine, have hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. It costs $125 in permits and fees to set up shop, and the city will monitor this pilot program through the end of the year. For more information, contact Robin Henderson at Cincinnati Office of Environmental Quality at 513-352-5340 or robin.henderson @ cincinnati-oh . gov

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Mobile produce vending location in front of Park + Vine