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Council on Aging reports high in-town ridership and approves radio replacement for 2014 vehicle
Summary
The board reviewed March transportation figures—680 in-town rides for 87 riders and 85 out-of-town rides for 28 riders—and approved replacing a nonworking radio in a 2014 vehicle after a $300 estimate from MVM.
The Powell County Council on Aging reported robust March ridership and voted to replace a nonworking radio in one of its vehicles.
Brandi Schwab presented transportation statistics showing 680 in‑town rides for 87 riders and 85 out‑of‑town rides for 28 riders in March. Staff noted vehicle maintenance performed earlier in April, including an oil change for a 2014 vehicle on April 1 and new tires and an alignment check on April 10.
MVM estimated approximately $300 to repair a nonworking radio in the 2014 vehicle. Board member Bob Stone moved to replace the radio; Michelle Holt seconded the motion and it passed. The board additionally discussed possible replacement of summer tires on the 2017 minivan but tabled that decision until a specific quote is available. The board agreed to add a regular tire rotation schedule tied to oil changes.
