Selkirk Transit March 2, 2015.  2014 Year End Operations  System Enhancements & Accomplishments  2014 Priorities Outline.

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Selkirk Transit March 2, 2015

 2014 Year End Operations  System Enhancements & Accomplishments  2014 Priorities Outline

 2012 CUTA – National Innovation Award  2013 Municipal Excellence Award  2012 Launched advertising programs (Buses & Benches)  Tickets and Monthly Passes -> Special Reduced Program – Sponsorship Program  Purchased additional bus (3)  Established Community Identity  Community Educational Programs Operations

Monthly Operations

Ridership Since Launch 2011 Average Riders Per Month Average Riders Per Month Average Riders Per Month Average Riders Per Month 2334

 Transported 86,325 people  Employment  Community Organization Employment (ie: Interlake Employment Services, ARC, etc….)  Environmental Initiatives  Local Business Spin-Off’s  Attracting New Business and Residents  Special Event Services (Canada Day/Remembrance Day)  Charter Services (city programs) Economic Benefits

 The installation of benches at key stops have been a success.  38 benches are currently under contract (50% of overall transit stops)  Profit & Non-Profit business advertising opportunities  Selkirk Transit uses a long-term lease model of advertisement to reduce the costs of maintaining the ad property, and shares part of that savings with the advertiser in the form of affordable rates. Benches

 Selkirk transit implemented a Sponsorship Package.  Youth and Senior Bus Passes are now offered at $20 ($70)  The program has been a tremendous success increasing monthly passes sold on average by 550% (4 to 26passes). Innovative Bus Pass program(s)

 Develop a regular monthly report for council including financial and ridership results  Research meaningful benchmarking statistics and find comparison systems to measure our success  Monitor results and recommend system improvement options to council for consideration Reporting and Benchmarking

 Special Adult Monthly Pass Fares Reduced to $45 per month  Increase Revenues (advertising and sponsorships)  Community and Ridership Reporting  Increase Service route/stops and delivery  Bike Racks and Umbrellas  Grant Submissions  Bus Shelter Locations  Charter Services 2014 Priorities

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