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Board hears complaints about abrupt transit center move; aldermen plan committee review
Summary
Rutland officials and residents told the Board of Aldermen that Marble Valley Regional Transit’s operations were moved out of the downtown transit center; aldermen said the issue will be reviewed by a committee and the city will meet with transit officials and state delegation for further action.
Residents and board members raised concerns at the Aug. 4 Rutland Board of Aldermen meeting about an abrupt move of Marble Valley Regional Transit operations from the downtown transit center, citing accessibility and public-safety impacts. In a written mayoral update read at the meeting, the mayor reported that “the bus has moved its operations out of the transit center for the time being” and that city staff would meet with Marble Valley Regional Transit (MVRT) and other responsible parties to address the situation. The mayor’s update said the group “has reached out and…
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