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YMCA transit leader presents quarterly report; commissioners authorize Stacy to assist Cass and Miami counties
Summary
The Indot-affiliated transit presenter reported Cass net project cost of 366,517 and Miami at 148,515, outlined a six-signature master agreement and plans for new vans; commissioners authorized a resolution to allow Stacy to assist both counties and approved a labor warranty.
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A transit official presented quarterly figures and program details, saying Cass had a net project cost of 366,517 and Miami 148,515 in the most recent reporting period. The presenter described a six-signature pass-through and reimbursement process and reviewed a master agreement for a 2027 passthrough arrangement that would authorize program support across counties.
"The plan includes new vans (noting a long-standing fleet expansion for Cass County and the need for replacements) and discretionary funds for cameras and software; Cass requires more rights and funding due to higher demand," the presenter said, summarizing vehicle and technology needs. Commissioner Brenda Weaver moved to authorize Fred Musselman to sign the authorizing resolution enabling Stacy to provide assistance for Miami and Cass counties; Commissioner Mark Horner seconded and the motion passed 3-0.
Commissioners also approved a labor-warranty item as presented. The presentation discussed expectations for future regional management and assistance to Rochester/Fulton County but did not specify funding sources beyond the project-cost figures cited.
