Nassau County Bus Transit Committee Public Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several operational and project-related topics. Key discussion points included the Q2 scorecard results, which indicated strong on-time performance for fixed routes and overall positive results for paratransit, despite some productivity penalties. The committee also discussed service updates, including the launch of the new 'Mini Mile' on-demand service and planned changes to schedules for better connectivity. Additionally, capital project updates were provided regarding CNG fueling infrastructure, bus parking improvements, the Rockville Center rehabilitation project, and new fare boxes. Public comments focused on security concerns at the Hempstead terminal and the need for better communication and service reliability.
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Nassau County Bus Transit Committee Public Meeting
The committee meeting focused on reviewing the Q1 scorecard, which showed strong on-time performance and safety improvements, despite some penalties related to accident claims and paratransit productivity. Management provided service updates, including successful contingency support during the Long Island Railroad strike, the commencement of summer beach service, and pilot express routes designed to improve travel speed. Public comments addressed transit scheduling concerns, the need for improved bus stop accessibility for seniors, requests for route extensions to new destinations, and inquiries regarding insurance and accident trends.
Mar 26, 2026·Board meeting
Nassau County Bus Transit Committee Public Meeting
The committee held a special meeting to conduct officer elections, re-electing the chairperson, secretary, vice-chairperson, and selecting a second vice-chairperson. The CEO presented the 2026 operating budget and capital plan, highlighting stable service levels, increased software and casualty/liability costs, and a procurement plan for new CNG buses. Additional discussions included the 2025 performance scorecard, service updates and improvements, weather response efforts for winter storms, and the introduction of a public concern regarding OMNY card reloading accessibility and fees.
