Greater Peoria Mass Transit District Board Meeting
The board meeting covered a wide range of reports and administrative actions. Key discussion topics included updates on service contracts with local municipalities like Pekin, financial audit updates, and ongoing project management, specifically focusing on a farebox replacement project and infrastructure repairs. Operational reports provided ridership data, on-time performance analysis, and fleet maintenance challenges, including issues with electric buses. Human Resources presented updates on workforce statistics, compliance training, and insurance plan renewals. The board also reviewed and approved several resolutions, including contract renewals for fuel and fluid services, an IMRF Authorized Agent designation, and the renewal of a group Medicare Advantage plan.
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Greater Peoria Mass Transit District Board Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key operational, financial, and administrative matters. Key discussion points included the annual election of officers, committee assignments, and the status of Avail software installation on the fleet. Operational updates were provided for fixed-route and paratransit services, including ridership trends, on-time performance, and safety metrics. The Board approved the first amendment to the medical examinations and drug/alcohol testing services contract with OSF Multi-Specialty Group to ensure continuity while a new procurement process is finalized. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved the April 2026 financial report and board bills, discussed preparations for the FY2027 budget, and received reports on facilities and maintenance activities.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Critter Perry Mass Transit District Board Board Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key operational and administrative updates. New finance personnel were introduced, and reports were provided by the general manager and operations department regarding ridership metrics, on-time performance, and challenges related to local construction and traffic detours. The safety committee provided an update on accident and incident data, the mitigation efforts for workers' compensation injuries, and the addition of retired police officers to the transit center security team. Additionally, the transit service general manager discussed strategies to improve service productivity, including the addition of new routes and goals for increasing on-time performance.
