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ACT holds public meetings on proposed fixed-route bus changes
ACT held five evening public meetings at City libraries from June 10 to June 18, 2026 on possible modifications to its fixed bus routes, and took online survey feedback until July 19. NewsChannel 10 reported that the department had hired outside consultants to analyze the routes and identify where changes could improve efficiency. Neither report described specific route changes or a timeline.[1][2]
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NewsChannel 10 listed five meetings, each 5 to 7 p.m.: June 10 (Downtown Library), June 11 (Northwest Library), June 15 (North Library), June 17 (East Library) and June 18 (Southwest Library). A later report said the department had hired outside consultants to analyze the bus routes and identify where changes could improve efficiency, and that the online survey was open until July 19. Neither report named the consultant or listed proposed route changes. [1][2]
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Chris Quigley, ACT Director: "ACT values community feedback to help evaluate bus routes in order to best serve our customers." [1]
