The meeting featured a presentation on the Metro Micro transit program, covering its integration with fixed-route services, zone development processes, and current performance metrics such as wait times and ridership. The committee reviewed the results of a regional microtransit policy study and discussed upcoming zone expansions, including connections to the future Green Line extension. Compliance policies regarding rider no-shows and fare payment were also discussed, along with a Q&A session concerning program outreach, customer feedback loops, and future operational standards.
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The committee meeting addressed land and water recognition acknowledgments and approved the meeting agenda. Key business included the recognition of transit employees for their bravery during a recent active shooter incident in downtown Minneapolis, and honoring employees for their efforts during state fair operations and bus bridge construction. Reports were provided regarding upcoming project announcements and attendance at a national planning conference where a council member received a national award.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting
Green Line Extension Corridor Management Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the Network Now 2026 plan, focusing on updates to bus service connectivity in preparation for the Green Line extension launch in 2027. Key topics included proposed modifications to various bus routes to improve efficiency and frequency, the introduction of new microzones, and service schedule adjustments for evening and night hours. The meeting also covered the strategic foundation of Metro Transit and upcoming public consultation processes regarding the proposed network changes.
Aug 26, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Council Regular Meeting
The Council adopted several resolutions concerning the preliminary 2027 unified operating budget and 2026 property tax levies for general purposes, debt service, and housing funds. Key business included the authorization of comprehensive plan amendments for several cities, revisions to local and sewer-serviced forecasts, and the execution of a transit service contract. Significant non-consent business actions involved the awarding of project-based vouchers for housing, approval of a consulting services contract amendment, and the authorization of a construction contract for the METRO G Line Bus Rapid Transit project. The Council also received comprehensive updates regarding the Green Line Extension project and the Q2 progress report for the Safety and Security Action Plan. Additionally, information was shared regarding a ground-breaking event for a new incinerator facility to enhance regional system reliability.
