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Beaumont holds bilingual workshop on 10‑year transit plan, seeks public feedback
Summary
City staff and consultants presented phase‑three recommendations for Beaumont’s 10‑year transit plan, including route restructures, weekend service changes and bus‑stop accessibility upgrades, and urged residents to complete a survey open through Sept. 7 (as transcribed).
City of Beaumont staff and their consulting team held a bilingual virtual workshop to present phase three of the city’s 10‑year transit plan, “Bmont on the Move,” and to collect public feedback. Elisa Mendoza, identified in the workshop as the city’s transit manager, opened the session and said the team will refine recommendations and present them to the City Council for implementation targeted in 2027.
Consultants summarized outreach to date — in‑person meetings, pop‑up events and an online survey — and shared data on ridership, route productivity and rider needs. They urged community members to complete the project survey, which was announced as open through Sept. 7 (as transcribed), and said two in‑person events will be held, including Aug. 27 at the senior center. The team emphasized that while residents asked for longer hours, higher frequency and broader coverage, funding limits mean the city cannot do all three immediately and must prioritize improvements.
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