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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 9, 2026
Turnkey installation of a new propane fueling station for transit fleet operations, including two 1,990-gallon storage tanks and four dispensers.
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City
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Grand Haven
County
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Ottawa County
Address
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440 North Ferry Street
Phone Number
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(616) 842-3220
Zip Code
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49417
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harbor Transit Multi-Modal Transportation System
The board approved a payables warrant and the fiscal year 2026/27 amended budget. Reports provided updates on marketing initiatives, including service to the Ottawa County Court's Fillmore Complex, and operational ridership trends. The human resources report covered the status of various grant requests and staffing changes. Additionally, the executive director provided an update on the construction of the new operations center, noting that the project is currently under budget.
The council addressed several administrative and operational matters, including the resignation of one member and the removal of another for non-compliance with attendance expectations. A recommendation was forwarded to the Harbor Transit Board regarding an open member position. Operational performance was reviewed, noting stable ridership and on-time performance statistics. The council discussed marketing initiatives, current rider engagement, and projected budget highlights for the 2026/2027 fiscal year, specifically addressing revenue and planned facility investments. Additionally, progress on the new Operations Center was reported, and council members expressed support for potentially extending service hours to meet workforce needs.
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The council reviewed and approved the 2026 meeting schedule and the FY2027 Vehicle Accessibility Plan. Discussions included membership updates regarding term renewals and an upcoming board vacancy. Departmental updates were provided, covering operational performance, marketing and outreach initiatives, and fiscal status. Furthermore, the Transportation Director presented a project update on the construction and environmental review process for the new operations facility.
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