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Council directs staff to draft RFP for microtransit options after public support and mixed votes
Summary
After reviewing three delivery scenarios for a potential microtransit pilot, the council directed staff to draft an RFP exploring two TNC-based scenarios and an annual option; the motion passed 4-0-2, with two abstentions and one member absent.
Council reviewed three microtransit scenarios Oct. 24 as part of the Mobility Master Plan and Council strategic goals: TNC with access for all users; TNC with access for select users (65+, zero-car households, people with disabilities); and a turnkey microtransit service. The Goodman Corporation summarized financial impacts; staff recommended development of a Request for Proposal (RFP) to allow the preferred delivery models to compete.
Public commenters Darron Jurajda and Karin Wind registered support. Mayor Jim Penniman-Morin moved to proceed with drafting an RFP exploring options one and two and a yearly option with annual renewals; Councilmember Kevin Harris seconded. The motion passed 4-0-2 with Councilmember Heather Jefts absent and Councilmembers Bobbi Hutchinson and Mel Kirkland abstaining.
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