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City of Colorado Springs 2024 Second Quarter Report – Transit Programs

Capital improvements for Mountain Metro focus on vehicle replacements and improvements to sidewalks and bus stops to support transit activities. The transit capital improvements focus on the following areas:

  • ADA-paratransit bus system vehicle replacement.
  • Fixed-route bus system vehicle replacement.
  • Sidewalk and bus stop improvements along existing routes.
  • Vanpool vehicle replacement.

Additional transit-related data is provided in Appendix A. The list of contracts is for both the transit capital program and for dedicated transit funding.

Program Spend and Completion Status

Program20212022202320241Totals
ADA-Paratransit Bus System Vehicle Replacement––$295,360–$295,360
Fixed-Route Bus System Vehicle Replacement–$936,693–$865,580$1,802,273
Sidewalk/Bus Stop Program, Existing Routes$9,311$703$27,395$10,487$47,895
Vanpool Vehicle Replacement–––––
Total Spend$9,311$937,396$322,755$876,067$2,145,528
Budget   $5,623,090 
% Spent1%20%7%16% 
Percent of Program
% ADA-Para Bus Replacement0%0%92%0%14%
% Fixed-route Bus System Replacement0%100%0%99%84%
% Sidewalk/Bus Stop Program100%0%8%1%2%
% Vanpool Vehicle Replacement0%0%0%0%0%
  1. 2024 Budget includes $1,121,000 budget allocation and $4,502,090 2023 carryover.

Projects Completed in Q2 2024 and Continuing Efforts

  • During Q1 2024, MMT encumbered funds for the purchase of seven diesel buses and expects delivery and payment in Q3 2024.
  • During Q3 2024, MMT plans to complete ADA improvements at Nevada & Uintah, Circle & Winnepeg and Citadel Transfer Station, 8th street, as well as four stops along Route 18.
  • During Q4 2024, MMT anticipates completing the replacement of truncated domes at the Downtown Terminal.