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FY 2013 BUDGET PRESENTATION
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Change...
New bus wrap advertising sold bringing
additional revenue to The Jule ($52,000 per
year). Currently under contract:
• Dubuque Bank & Trust (12 buses)
• Finley Hospital (2 buses)
With 6 more contracts pending as of Feb. 20th
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More Change...
The fueling station, which was located inside
the storage facility, has been closed and will be
moved to outside of the building (as per Fire
Code)
Delivery of a new, fully accessible mini -van
called the "MV -1"
On the Near Horizon
Two roof sections to replaced and the sprinkler
system upgraded with state funding (80%/20%
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PTIG for $257,800)
New bus stop signs with The Jule logo will go
up throughout the city, and will have the new
ITS "next-bus" contact information on them
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Bringing the 21St Century
to The Jule
ITS equipment to be deployed on The Jule
buses, allowing or better trackin of the on-
time performance, ridership and driver
performance, and includes:
• Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) /GPS
• Web -based "next -bus" software, accessible on -line
and with cell phones
• Automatic Voice Announcement (AVA) for "next
stop" announcements on the fixed route buses
The Jule
Moving forward, moving people
omatic Ve is e Location
(Fixed Route)
Information
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use on Mini -buses
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dispatching
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communication between
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of ridership data
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points of sale
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clearing
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The Event Horizon
At present changes are made to transit systems
by using what appear to be obvious data, e.g.
the construction of a new shopping center, a
new residential area, etc.
The Vehicle Miles Traveled Project (VMT) has
the potential of forever changing how transit
systems are designed and implemented.
\ /MT Project
A one -year $1,600,000 ICAAP was awarded,
$527,250 of which will used to develop and
implement two pilot routes: Night Rider and
MidTown Loop & Feeder.
The goal of the VMT project is to:
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effectiveness of the service,
✓ keep or increase the area of coverage,
✓ decrease headway and wait times, all the while
✓ keeping increases in operational costs to a minimum.
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Good News!
Award of a $8,000,000 State of Good Repairs
grant, to be used for the construction of the
Intermodal Center (terminal and ramp)
Work on securing additional grant to fund a
new bus maintenance and storage facility
continues
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Jule Ridership by Type
FY 2010, 2011 Actual and FY 2012, 2013 Projected Totals
373,376
390,684
437,275
5% increase from FY '12
416,452
6.6 % increase from FY'11
96,619
29,272
48,572
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51.822
104,120
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FY 2010
64,263
60,028
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Camera (security) systems have been installed on all buses as of
February 2012
Continuation of Free Rides to School for K -12 Students showing a
current ID
Continuation of "Free -way to Fun City" as an annual summer
event
Mobility Coordinator hired Oct. 2011 to help with the
coordination of transit services
Using cell or smartphones, passengers will be able to see when the
next bus will arrive to their bus stop
Thank-you!
The Jule's drivers, dispatchers, mechanics an
service workers;
City departments and staff;
Community partners;
County, State and Federal funding officials;
And most importantly, the Citizens of
Dubuque for your continued patronage and
support!
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Fixed Route Ridership by Payment Type
FY 2010 & 2011 Actual and FY 2012 & 2013 Projected
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Mini-Bus Ridership By Type
FY 2010 & 2011 Actual and FY 2012 & 2013 Projected
60,896 total
51,753
55,171 total
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56,550 total 57,964 total
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Recent Changes...
November 2011 the new Shopping Circulator
route was started. This route is funded with
2 -year ICAAP grant
At the same time changes were made to the
Red, Grey and Green Lines, resulting in new
areas of service (e.g. Cedar Cross Road,
Chaney, Schmitt Island) and increased route
efficiencies
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