Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority.
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Key metrics and characteristics
City
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St Petersburg
County
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Pinellas
Address
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3201 Scherer Dr N
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(727) 540-1800
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
33716
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority
The Board meeting addressed several key items, including the acceptance of an Uber Transit Innovation Fund grant for the Transportation Disadvantaged Tampa Bay service. Decisions were made to approve the St. Pete Beach Funding Agreement, incorporating stipulations for future cost recovery negotiations, and a bulk parts purchase contract with Neopart Transit, LLC. Financial and operational actions included approving the proposed maximum millage rate for the FY27 tax levy and authorizing a public hearing regarding proposed route eliminations and service adjustments. Additionally, a presentation was conducted outlining the strategic differences between core and coverage transit service models.
The board held a workshop to review the agency's mission and the impact of transit on Pinellas County's future. Participants engaged in breakout sessions to examine current and future community needs, rider expectations, and the role of transit over the next ten years. Key discussion points included ensuring reliable and frequent service for riders, supporting local businesses and community stakeholders, exploring innovative service solutions and revenue opportunities, and preparing for the potential implications of Amendment 3.
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The public hearing focused on proposed route and fare adjustments for the upcoming fiscal year. Numerous community members and local officials expressed significant concerns regarding the elimination of specific bus routes, such as Route 16 and Route 58, citing negative impacts on students, workers, and vulnerable populations. Discussions highlighted the critical reliance on public transit and paratransit services, including PSTA Access, for individuals with disabilities and those without other transportation options. Staff provided a presentation outlining the proposed changes to the bus network and fare structure for Board consideration.
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