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Council approves two-year microtransit pilot, 5-1 vote
Summary
Cedar Park Council approved a two-year microtransit pilot administered by TRIPPP Consulting, LLC, with a not-to-exceed cost of $800,000; council discussed fees, app integration and service area before a 5-1 vote with Councilmember Kirkland opposed.
Cedar Park’s City Council approved a two-year Transportation Network Partnership microtransit pilot with TRIPPP Consulting, LLC on Dec. 18, 2025, agreeing to a not-to-exceed project cost of $800,000.
Assistant Director of Engineering Randy Skinner presented the proposal and outlined the program parameters, noting the agreement would include implementation fees, monitoring of ridership and utilization, an app-based user interface, and discussion points about the costs for riders versus the city and the geographic service area. "A Resolution Authorizing An Agreement With TRIPPP Consulting, LLC To Administer A Two-Year Transportation Network Partnership Microtransit Pilot Program In An Amount Not To Exceed $800,000" was the formal motion before the council.
Council discussion focused on how the city would monitor usage and control costs. Darron Jurajda, a Cedar Park resident who registered public comment, thanked the council for taking action on the Mobility Master Plan. Councilmember Mel Kirkland voted against the measure; the motion passed 5-1 with Councilmember Kevin Harris absent.
The pilot is intended to test microtransit as a complement to the city's Mobility Master Plan; staff will monitor performance and report back to Council as required under the agreement.
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