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City finalizes AGE bus storage agreement; pilot expected mid-to-late March
Summary
Staff said the agreement is effective immediately to allow Age of Central Texas to store its bus at the city's public works facility; staff expects a pilot to begin mid- to late March and will coordinate marketing and access logistics.
Staff reported that the city and Age of Central Texas finalized an agreement for the nonprofit to store its transportation bus at the public works facility. Matthew Wright said the agreement is effective immediately and staff will coordinate logistics such as accessibility windows and on-call public-works access for weekend needs.
"I think we've got pretty much everything worked out... I'm hopeful that mid mid to late March, we'll start the pilot program for, the the age bus," Wright said. He added that Age will supply a marketing toolkit the city's communications team can use and that the pilot will include outreach to recruit riders.
Commissioners asked about rider recruitment and coordinated outreach; staff said Age's marketing team and the city's networks will be used to increase ridership.
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