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Raytown hears first reading of KCATA IRIS contract; board weighs cost per rider and service value
Summary
The board held a first reading of a 14-month contract with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) for IRIS flexible transit service in Raytown, at a contract cost not to exceed $112,000; aldermen questioned per-trip costs (estimated at $30–$35) and KCATA emphasized the service’s short wait times and local ridership.
Raytown’s Board of Aldermen considered a first reading on July 1 for a 14-month contract with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) to continue IRIS flexible transit service in Raytown at an amount not to exceed $112,000.
Missy Wilson introduced the item and said the board had heard a study-session overview at a prior meeting. Bryce Shields of KCATA answered detailed questions. Shields said the contract provision…
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