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Resident asks board for clarity on subscription-bus eligibility and community bus stop placement
Summary
A Timber Oaks resident asked whether his community qualifies for a subscription bus route and a community bus stop, citing safety concerns for young children and prior unsuccessful follow-ups; the superintendent offered to take the resident's information and follow up after the meeting.
A resident who identified himself as Yogias raised concerns about subscription-bus service and the placement of stops for his Timber Oaks community, asking how many students are required for the district to provide a subscription route or a stop within the community.
He described roughly 250 houses in his community and several nearby subdivisions (about 500 houses total) and said that last year he and others requested a bus stop within the community but did not receive one while an adjacent neighborhood did. "We have smaller kids... we do not have the walkway. So it's a security risk," he said, asking the board to address the disparity.
Superintendent Dr. Adorelli replied that staff would take his name after the meeting and asked the speaker to touch base with Dr. Huss (facilities/transportation contact) so the administration could review the community's situation and provide answers about routes and bus-stop placement.
No immediate change to routes or stops was announced at the meeting; the district committed to follow-up with the resident.
