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Clinton County Rural Transit Board defers director appointments, hears report on ridership, funding and staffing
Summary
At its May 2025 meeting the Clinton County Rural Transit District Board deferred two director appointments, approved minutes and its financial report, and received an operations briefing highlighting rising demand-response ridership, competition from private brokers for Medicaid trips, commuter-route expansion and driver recruitment challenges.
The Clinton County Rural Transit District Board of Directors on a voice vote in May 2025 deferred decisions on two director appointments and approved the board’s minutes and financial report while staff outlined ridership trends, funding pressures and staffing needs.
Board members voted to defer action on agenda item B-1, the appointment for Place 6 director, and on B-2, the at-large director slot, after motions to hold the items for a later meeting. The board later approved the minutes of the previous meeting and unanimously approved the financial report.
At an operations briefing, a transit staff presenter summarized January ridership and service changes for the district’s rural demand-response program and new commuter routes. The presenter said demand-response trips were 1,075 for one month entry, Medicaid trips were 17, and “Our total demand response for the month…
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