NM-68/US-285 Transit Corridor Planning and Environmental Study (Request for Qualifications)
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
To provide transit corridor planning and environmental study.
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Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
To provide transit corridor planning and environmental study.
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City
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Espanola
County
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Rio Arriba
Address
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1327 N Riverside Dr
Phone Number
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(505) 629-4725
Zip Code
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87532
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Central Regional Transit District
The board meeting featured the presentation of the inaugural Executive Director's award to a staff member for exemplary leadership during a period of management transition. Following the consent agenda, the board received a comprehensive presentation regarding the Fiscal Year 2026 annual transit operations performance report. Key discussions focused on fixed route service metrics, the expansion of the MyBlue microtransit service zones, and data analysis showing positive trends in ridership and revenue hours across the regional transit system.
The board meeting included a public comment session regarding transit route scheduling, vehicle maintenance, and passenger safety concerns. The board recognized staff with years of service awards and a 'Living Our Values' award. Additionally, the board processed a consent agenda and initiated a discussion on a proposed resolution to implement a use of force policy for internal security personnel, citing the need to address safety concerns and risk management.
Public-sector contacts connected to North Central Regional Transit District.
This strategic plan outlines the future direction for the North Central Regional Transit District, known as The Blue Bus, to foster a stronger and more connected public transportation system across north central New Mexico. It identifies five key priorities: Community Value, Financial Stability, Mobility and Access, Customer Experience, and Employee Engagement. The plan includes initiatives such as enhancing service reliability, increasing driver positions, expanding year-round service to Taos Ski Valley, implementing a new rider app, deploying new hybrid buses, and strengthening administrative staff for safety and employee development. The overarching goal is to deliver safe, reliable, and accessible transit service supporting residents, visitors, and communities.
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