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Clerk reports Allies on Aging terminated transit MOU; city to consider reduced-service proposal
Summary
Clerk/Treasurer Kelly Strecker told the Budget & Finance Committee that Allies on Aging has terminated its memorandum of understanding with the city for bus transit service and presented a reduced-service plan; the city will discuss transit options in the future.
At the March 24 meeting of the City of Laurel Budget & Finance Committee, Clerk/Treasurer Kelly Strecker reported that Allies on Aging has terminated the memorandum of understanding with the city regarding the bus transit service and presented a reduced-service proposal for the city's consideration.
"Allies on Aging has terminated the MOU with the city regarding the bus transit service," Kelly Strecker reported in the financial update, adding that Allies presented a new reduced idea to the city. Strecker said there will be future discussions regarding transit service at a later date. The minutes do not record further details of the reduced-service proposal or a timetable for follow-up meetings.
Committee members did not take formal action on the transit matter during this meeting; the report was recorded as part of the Clerk/Treasurer update. The committee scheduled its next meeting for April 14, 2026, where members may choose to place transit options for further discussion.
