Mike MurphyCEO
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JAUNT, Inc.
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- Buyer type:
- Special District
- Location:
- Charlottesville, VA
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for JAUNT, Inc..
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Charlottesville
County
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Charlottesville
Address
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104 Keystone Place
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(434) 296-3184
Zip Code
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22902
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Board meetings and strategic plans from JAUNT, Inc.
The Board discussed and adopted several policies, including the Finance and Grants Management Policy and a Telecommuting Policy. They approved a new mission statement and passed a resolution to dissolve Smart Mobility Inc. Other topics of discussion included the development of a staff directory, strategies for managing fuel availability, initiatives related to Fare Free transit funded by the Cares Act, and the status of membership and voting rights for Greene County and Buckingham. Additionally, the Board recognized an upcoming staff retirement and reviewed executive, safety, operations, and financial reports.
The board established a nominating committee to propose candidates for officers. Key financial discussions included a review of current fiscal year reports and budget projections. The safety committee addressed equipment issues with new vehicles, while the operations report covered performance statistics. Updates were provided on the Regional Transit Partnership, specifically the branding of the Mobility Management Program as PATH. The board reviewed phone system connectivity problems and discussed initiatives with local operators. New business included planning for the future of Jaunt Friends, a redesign of the organizational chart, and the development of a policy regarding unaccompanied minors. The board approved an employment agreement and amendments to the eligible deferred compensation plan.
The board meeting addressed several organizational and operational initiatives. Key agenda items included the adoption of a resolution for the disposal of retired vehicles and the approval of an amended telecommuting policy for eligible staff. Significant discussion occurred regarding service adjustments for the Buckingham area for the upcoming fiscal year to address budgetary challenges. Furthermore, the board reviewed financial reports, including status updates on capital projects and sponsorships. Operational updates covered safety performance metrics, improvements in rider efficiency, and modifications to customer service policies, such as the reintroduction of a no-show policy. Additionally, the regional transit partnership provided an update on potential funding sources and ongoing initiatives.
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