Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority

The committee meeting addressed several procurement action items, including contracts for unleaded gasoline, non-revenue maintenance vehicles, trolley infrastructure wire, and internet connectivity services. The committee also recommended a change order for global concrete services and approved the third phase of the Intelligent Transit Systems upgrade project. Additionally, the meeting featured updates on customer and business development, a review of financial statements for March 2026, and an executive session to discuss cyber security, economic development, and personnel performance.

The board meeting addressed several key operational and administrative matters. Action items approved included the award of a five-year contract for occupational medical services, a two-year contract for engine oil, the purchase of cordless portable lifts, a $3 million change order for a concrete services contract, and the adoption of a cybersecurity program. Reports were provided on customer and business development, including a successful hiring event and national recognition for operational efficiency, as well as an update on the newly opened downtown police substation established in partnership with the City of Dayton.

The board meeting included the approval of contracts for graphics materials, structural reinforcement at the Coke Building, and fare media purchase. The board discussed departmental updates, including community transit support, hiring initiatives, and driver appreciation efforts. The CEO presented a commercial highlights report, and a public comment regarding bus service frequency was received. The board entered an executive session to discuss property purchase and labor negotiations. Additionally, the board approved a new collective bargaining agreement with AFSCME Local 101 and authorized agreements for the Air City Garage renovation.

The board discussed several action items, including the award of contracts for occupational medical services, engine oil procurement, and the purchase of portable lifts for fleet maintenance. A change order for the global concrete services contract was approved to support ongoing facility infrastructure projects. Furthermore, the board adopted a new cybersecurity program to comply with state regulations and safeguard data resources. The Chief Executive Officer's report and various committee updates were also provided.

The board meeting addressed various action items, including the approval of a three-year contract for graphics materials with Blair Plastics, a contract for second-floor reinforcement at the Coke building with Belgray Incorporated, and a contract with Msabi LLC for fair media. Additionally, the board approved a new three-year collective bargaining agreement with AFSCME Local 101, which includes wage increases and a footwear allowance, and authorized the chief executive officer to enter into agreements with the Model Group for renovations to the Air City garage. The board also received a report on department activities and held a public comment session regarding transit accessibility concerns.