fixed-route transportation system, five bus routes run past a total of exactly 275 stops, passing each stop once every hour, from 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. The buses also have wireless internet for riders, which like the buses, is free to riders. Groundwater contamination In 1995 the Indiana American Water treatment facility found groundwater beneath the city contaminated with trace amounts of vinyl chloride. In 2007, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management found groundwater at four municipal wells containing vinyl chloride at levels exceeding the EPA maximum contaminant level in raw water. In 2011, it found one of the monitoring wells, not owned or used by Indiana American Water, had amounts of vinyl chloride that were more than 2,500 times the maximum level for drinking water. IDEM has identified fourteen facilities that handle chlorinated solvents and could be sources to the contamination plume. Some of these potential sources are currently being managed under other authorities but there is no cleanup approach focusing on the ground water plume. Water from several well fields in Kokomo are blended and treated prior to distribution. A water treatment system has been successfully removing the vinyl chloride from the finished drinking water, but this is not a permanent solution to address the contaminated ground water plume. The site was proposed to the National Priorities List and added to the Superfund in March 2015. No cleanup plan is yet in effect. Health care Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo, opened in 1913 part of Ascension (healthcare system). Community Howard Regional Health, incorporated in 1958 Entertainment Kokomo has a 12-screen movie theater, called AMC Showplace Kokomo 12, located on 1530 East Boulevard. In addition to AMC, Kokomo also has several forms of live entertainment, including choirs, a Park Band Association, and three live theatres. Shopping The city's major mall is Markland Mall, which features Target. The Kokomo Town Center, the former Kokomo Mall, underwent a major renovation in 2011 when it became an outdoor mall. Neighborhoods These are neighborhoods in Kokomo according to the city transportation map: Notable people . Brandon Beachy, MLB pitcher Los Angeles Dodgers, Northwestern High School (Indiana) graduate Alicia Berneche, operatic soprano Rupert Boneham, contestant on TV series Survivor, Libertarian candidate for Indiana Governor in 2012 Norman Bridwell, author of the Clifford the Big Red Dog children's books Quautico (Tico) Brown, former Continental Basketball Association player Steve Butler, six-time Sprint Car National