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Board consolidates and approves annual intermunicipal transit agreements with counties and local partners
Summary
The board consolidated several recurring annual intermunicipal agreements — covering county support and Dial-A-Ride contracts with Neenah and Fox Crossing — and approved them as a single consolidated item after staff said there were no major changes.
The transit board voted to consolidate and approve a package of annual intermunicipal agreements that fund and support local transit services.
Staff member told the board these are recurring contracts and noted, “What we have in there is we have 1 for Outiemie County, Winnebago County, Calumet County, and then the Northern Winnebago Dial A Ride contracts with the city of Neenah and the village of Fox Crossing.” Staff stated that the agreements are reviewed each year and that “nothing major has changed.”
The board first voted to consolidate the listed items into a single agenda item and then approved the consolidated package by voice vote.
Why it matters: the agreements represent the routine intergovernmental arrangements that fund demand-response and elderly/disabled transit services across neighboring counties and municipalities. Consolidation simplifies board action on recurring items.
Board action: motion to consolidate the listed intermunicipal agreements was approved by voice vote; the board then approved the consolidated agreements as presented.
What’s next: staff will proceed with the contracts; the approvals are standard renewals and do not reflect substantive changes to service terms, according to staff.
