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Aug 26, 2026
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Sep 21, 2026
The Franklin Regional Transit Authority will accept sealed bids for the JWO Transit Center hydronic system cleaning and glycol replacement.
Aug 26, 2026
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Sep 23, 2026
Work includes approx. of all plumbing services and repair as well as a bi-annual HVAC preventative maintenance service.
Aug 26, 2026
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Sep 25, 2026
On-call electrical services.
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City
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Greenfield
County
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Franklin
Address
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12 Olive St
Phone Number
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(413) 774-2262
Zip Code
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01301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Franklin Regional Transit Authority
The committee discussed updates from the RTA Task Force, including considerations for weekend transit service and potential grant funding for projects through MassDOT. Discussions were held regarding the committee's by-laws, specifically regarding meeting times and frequency. Additionally, updates were provided on regional transportation efforts related to aging populations, transportation justice, and pilot projects for scheduling software. The group brainstormed public awareness and marketing strategies for promoting public transit services, and received information regarding upcoming public outreach for the Regional Transportation Plan.
The committee discussed several items, including the selection process for the AFL-CIO Rider Community representative and the launch of the FRTA Access microtransit pilot project, which includes expanded service zones and hours. Additional topics covered the status of a work-study project in partnership with GCC, highlights from the Western Mass Transportation Forum, and regional coordination updates from MassMobility regarding aging services. The committee also initiated a review of the transportation inventory list, addressed the need for a weekend service lobbying strategy, and reviewed funding challenges related to a new maintenance facility with future considerations for electric vehicle infrastructure.
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The committee discussed the appointment of a Rider Community Representative and strategies for filling future advisory board positions. They reviewed the expansion of a microtransit pilot project to include weekend service and addressed concerns regarding the lack of fixed-route transit services. Additionally, the committee received updates on regional transportation resources, the progress of the Comprehensive Regional Transit Plan, proposed bus stop improvements, and a new grant-funded program to support employment-related transportation needs.
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