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Knox County forms rural transportation task force to advance transit study
Summary
The board approved formation of a rural transportation task force to work with Galesburg Transit and city officials on routes and financing, naming three members plus the chair; motion passed unanimously 14–0. The task force will report monthly as the next step.
The Knox County Board voted unanimously on June 25 to form a rural transportation task force to help translate a recently completed rural transit study into routes and financing options that extend public transit into rural areas of Knox County.
The task force will comprise three county board members plus the chair: Rick Sandoval (representing the south end), Member Kramer (north end) and Member Davidson (who chaired the earlier effort), with the chair serving as an additional member. The group will collaborate with Galesburg Transit and city officials to develop actionable route plans and cost estimates.
Chair outlined the task force’s purpose and timeline, saying the transit study is near completion and the task force should work on monetary figures and potential routes over the next six to nine months. He said the task force will provide monthly status reports to the board.
The motion to form the task force passed on roll call with 14 ayes. The next steps include coordinating with city transit staff and producing a schedule and financing proposals for board consideration.
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