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Commission approves no-cost authorization for Veo micro-mobility program
Summary
The commission authorized a no-cost agreement with Veo to provide shared micromobility services in Grand Rapids, citing safety technology and an affordability program for lower-income riders. The authorization advances to the mayor for signature.
Commissioners approved a no-cost authorization to proceed with Veo as the city’s micro-mobility vendor. Staff emphasized safety features and an affordability plan intended to reduce barriers to shared mobility.
A city staff presenter (speaker 19) said Veo "really shined in both of those areas with some really exciting safety technology" and highlighted a pricing model intended to be cheaper for users and include assistance for riders with financial hardship. The commission approved the authorization on a voice vote and directed the item to the mayor’s office for signature.
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