Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes
The Board meeting included an executive session discussing personnel and contractual matters, resulting in an approved incentive payment for the Executive Director and a request for a contract validity review. Operational updates included ridership reports, service adjustments, and customer service initiatives. Policy changes were approved for DART ADA ID cards. The Board reviewed and approved the FY26-27 Operating and Capital Budget. Contracts for janitorial and landscape services were awarded to B & C Associates and Yellowstone Landscape, respectively. Additionally, the procurement of fixed-route and DART cutaway vehicles from Palmetto Bus Sales was authorized.
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Finance Committee of the Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority Meeting Minutes
The Finance Committee reviewed monthly financial reports, including revenue and expenditure updates and penny collection status. The committee discussed contractual spending and procurement strategies, specifically the use of state contracts for fixed-route bus acquisition and maintenance efforts for the hydrogen station. Five-year budget projections were presented to assist with future planning. Action was taken to recommend approval of the operating and capital budget to the board. Additionally, the committee approved the procurement of new fixed-route and DART cutaway vehicles and awarded service contracts for janitorial and landscape maintenance.
Feb 25, 2026·Board meeting
Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several items, including the appointment of an ex-officio representative for the Midlands Transit Riders' Association. Service updates and ridership reports were presented, highlighting performance indicators and data on passenger counts. The board approved the Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan and the Title VI Compliance Plan. Additionally, approval was granted for a new bus wrap design to reduce costs and for the installation of French drains at the Lucius and River site to establish a training area. The board also received an update on the status of out-of-service hydrogen buses and conducted an executive session.
