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Duluth Transit Authority Announces Leadership Change

Fox21Online
January 28, 2021
DULUTH, Minn. – Phil Pumphrey has left his position as the Duluth Transit Authority General Manager.
The Duluth Transit Authority announced in a Thursday morning press release that while Pumphrey has left his role at the DTA he will remain with First Transit, the company currently under contract to staff a General Manager for the agency.
DTA Assistant General Manager, Rod Fournier, will fill in as the interim General Manager effective immediately.
Aaron Bransky, President of the DTA Board of Directors spoke on behalf of the group noting, “We thank Mr. Pumphrey for his time with the DTA and wish him well in future endeavors. We have confidence in the team in place moving forward.”

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Duluth Transit Authority Proposes To Reduce Bus Fares

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The DTA will be holding a virtual public comment meeting Monday.
January 21, 2021
DULUTH, Minn. – The Duluth Transit Authority is looking at possibly reducing bus fares to get more northlanders using the bus.
The bus company is proposing to the Duluth City Council to lower pricing for single-day bus passes from $4 to $3.
The seven-day pass would also be reduced by $2 and the monthly summer youth pass would go down to $30.
Leadership from the DTA say it all about encouraging ridership.
“It’s good that we are able to reduce our fares in this time of great turmoil to encourage people to use the buses. It is still the best deal in town for transportation and getting around. @e think that will help entice people to ride more often,” said Phil Pumphrey, the general manager

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DTA Drops Certain Fares To Encourage More Riders

Like many businesses during this pandemic the DTA has taken a loss in revenue due to less riders on their bus routes, they have lost half their riders to be exact. But they also know that they are not alone and for that they are dropping certain fares.
On Monday during a virtual meeting the DTA announced the following price changes, a a single-day bus pass from $4 to $3 and seven-day passes from $17 to $15. Plus a 31-day youth pass will go from $37.50 down to $30. With these price changes it is a win win for everyone.
General Manager Phil Pumphrey said:
I don’t think we’ll make up for lost revenue, because the pandemic has impacted ridership so much. But we want to make it more of an attraction for people who are watching their budgets to use the bus, particularly families with kids, and in the summer. Kids have a lot of opportunities and free time in the summer, and we think it’s important as part of the community to help kids get to different programs.

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