Missoula Urban Transportation District Board Of Directors Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed March and April financial statements and reviewed agency activity, including updates on staffing, infrastructure projects like the microgrid study and Route 10, and agency KPIs. Detailed reports were presented regarding ridership data discrepancies and ongoing construction at the new maintenance and operations facility. The Board approved contract amendments for consulting services, the FY2027 draft budget, and revisions to the procurement manual, which included raising the approval threshold. Additionally, the Board received the final Organizational Leadership and Capacity Assessment report, which provided recommendations on strategic planning, governance, and organizational performance.
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Missoula Urban Transportation District Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes
The board discussed February financial statements and received reports on agency activities, including maintenance staffing updates for the recreation shuttle, trolley operations, and the Route 10 service change. Updates were provided regarding the annexation of new facility property, floodplain permitting, and the reopening of the transfer center. The board approved Resolution 26-04 regarding petitions for removal and authorized a purchase order for headsets from Redtail Communications, Inc. Discussions were held regarding the procurement manual's purchasing threshold and the upcoming bus stop signage project, which aims to improve accessibility through updated branding, high-contrast signage, and the inclusion of QR codes.
Mar 26, 2026·Board meeting
Missoula Urban Transportation District Board Of Directors Meeting Minutes
The board discussed key agency activities including updates on construction of a new facility, FTA audit preparations, and federal transit funding. Ridership statistics were reviewed, highlighting trends in fixed-route, paratransit, and shuttle services. Business items addressed included property tax removal resolutions, land mobile radio equipment procurement, ratification of a server flash storage purchase, selection of a vendor for intelligent transportation system upgrades, and a marketing contract amendment. Additionally, the board reviewed a pilot program for recreation shuttle service and received a financial update concerning the new facility's bond financing plan.
