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The Board approved a resolution authorizing a $52,000,000 settlement agreement with the City of Atlanta regarding the More MARTA Enhanced Bus Service. This settlement resolves a dispute over cost allocation methodologies for bus services provided between 2016 and 2026, with the funds to be deposited into the Capital Reserve account.
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The committee meeting addressed several operational and contractual items. Key discussions included the approval of a contract for authority-wide janitorial services, covering daily routine tasks and periodic cleaning for various facilities. The committee received a briefing on proposed bus service modifications scheduled for December 2026, which aims to improve route reliability and address community feedback regarding bus volumes and zone expansions. Additionally, a quarterly briefing was provided on Bus and Mobility Key Performance Indicators, reviewing safety metrics, collision rates, customer satisfaction regarding safety and cleanliness, and performance data on on-time arrivals and missed trips.
The committee reviewed and passed resolutions regarding the final design services contract for the Candler Road Arterial Rapid Transit project and the adoption of the FY27 Service Standard Report. Additionally, the committee received a briefing on the Better Breeze program, detailing the progress on upgrading the fare collection system, including payment options, equipment deployment status, and projected financial performance.
The board meeting featured reports from standing committees, including Planning and Capital Programs, Business Management, Operations and Safety, and External Relations. Key actions included the selection of a new General Manager and Chief Executive Officer and the authorization of several financial agreements. These agreements encompassed an Intergovernmental Agreement for a Clayton County Program Coordinator, an increase in authorization for the Microsoft Unified Support Services contract, and the procurement of Tanium Vulnerability Management Services. Additionally, the board approved an increase in the contract for Demand Response Transit Software and authorized a license agreement with Metro Access Transmission Services Corp regarding an underground fiber optic system.
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