Ending the Real Time Transport Program
Summary
About 11-14 residents — some with intellectual disabilities — use the city-subsidized ride service each month, at roughly $25 per ride and over $5,000 monthly. Council set a hard stop date of July 24, 2026, and staff will personally deliver notices with alternative options like Catholic Charities.
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Last discussed Jun 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Saves the city roughly $60,000 a year but ends subsidized rides for about a dozen residents.
Taxpayers generally, since the city stops paying $25 per ride for a lightly used service.
The roughly dozen residents who rely on the rides, some of whom have intellectual disabilities.
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