The Bullhead City Transit Commission met on November 6, 2023, at 12:30 PM. All commission members were present. The meeting included public comments, approval of minutes, election of officers, a bylaw amendment, and extensive reports from transit staff on finances, grant transitions, facility planning, staffing, and upcoming holidays.
Good evening and welcome to the Bullhead City Transit meeting. Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. Undervisible. And now we'll take the roll call. All commission members are present. All right. This is the first meeting I've ever in, and I'm here only because I'm the current vice chair. This time we'll open call to the public. Scotty from Bullhead. I guess we got a vacancy on the board, huh? Again. I don't know why that is. And then people, because the last a couple months or a couple of meetings ago, you didn't have enough for even a quorum. That meeting should have been rescheduled. I don't know if you violated law or not. I don't really care. But I think a person isn't here. And I'm talking about all planning and zoning, you know, the whole nine yards. They need to have a note from the doctor. Remember, like we used to have to in grade school. Sorry to say that, but the person shouldn't apply for this any board unless they're gonna be here. Um the meeting should be made up. I haven't really said much lately because uh I don't know what this metropolitan thing is going to consist of. I know you're gonna run into federal rules, and uh it's a different animal, so I'm gonna kind of see what goes on. You haven't I've been coming here for years, and not one thing, not one thing has been changed. No bus stops, no seats, no shade, no nothing. I know they're 10 to 20,000 a bus stop for the shaded end of the thing. They can run you some money. But we haven't had any. There's two down on Lakeside Drive between Marina and Riverview. I guess that's part of the recordation, so people that are running around the block can sit and rest. They're long distance runners at the high school that use um, and I've never seen one person sit in them. They're sitting there collecting dust. I know they are city-owned, and why they can't be used at Safeway and Walmart. I'm not asking one for my place where I'm at. I'm asking for one more at Walmart and Safeway where people have groceries and stuff. They really need them there. And uh some of you know I'm running for Hill DC, District 2 supervisor. And one of my if I get a civil grand jury going, that's gonna be what I'm gonna be running on. The civil grand jury, I grew up with one. And the first two things I'm gonna do is ask the grand jury. They do not indict, they just make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors and the City Council, whatever. But I'm gonna ask that the transit and the handicapped parking in this town be investigated. The transit and handicapped parking. Gonna be numb my number one and number two. Good afternoon, everybody. Just hang on. Um, good afternoon. My name is Harvey Fryer. I've been a resident here in Bullhead City since 1987.