Okanogan County Transit Authority
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- Buyer type:
- Special District
- Location:
- Okanogan, WA
- Country:
- US
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City
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Okanogan
County
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Okanogan
Address
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303 S. Second Ave, Suite A
Phone Number
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(509) 557-6177
Zip Code
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98840
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Okanogan County Transit Authority
This Transit Development Plan outlines the strategic direction for Okanogan County Transit Authority (TranGO) from 2026 to 2031. Key priorities include completing a permanent Administration, Operations, and Maintenance Facility; preserving and replacing vehicles; expanding bus stop amenities; increasing public awareness through enhanced marketing; pursuing service expansion for underserved areas; and continuing the Zero-Emission Fleet Transition Plan. The plan aims to ensure safe, reliable, and cost-effective public transportation services for Okanogan County, supporting economic vitality, mobility, and quality of life.
The board conducted a design development page-turn review for the Administration and Maintenance Facility project. Discussions covered a wide range of site and facility specifications including civil requirements for sidewalks, parking, and stormwater; landscape irrigation plans; architectural finishes and security features; structural load requirements; plumbing system upgrades; mechanical system compliance with energy codes and US-made material mandates; electrical power configurations for EV infrastructure; and exterior and interior lighting designs.
The board discussed and addressed several operational and financial matters. Key topics included an amendment to the ALSC Architects Agreement to correct a scrivener's error, the initiation of the 2026-2031 Transit Development Plan process, and the issuance of RFQs for appraisal services to ensure compliance with funding requirements. Additionally, the board authorized a franchise agreement for a bus shelter in Tonasket, reviewed a draft investment policy, and approved changes to the driver salary matrix, including provisions for CDL training certification.
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