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The board discussed a potential southern loop trolley route funded by $195,000 from FDOT and $205,000 from the city, with service potentially beginning in October. It also reviewed trolley ridership declines, parking enforcement, EV charging, and a proposed mobility and parking study.
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Residents could see expanded trolley service connecting Douglas Station with 57th Avenue if the southern loop begins as planned. Trolley ridership was down by 60,000 passengers from the prior year, while Freebee ridership increased by about 6,000 passengers and scooter ridership exceeded 1,000 riders compared with July 2024. The board supported pursuing a start date for a comprehensive mobility and parking study and speed-zone signage near Coral Way schools. The resident parking-app discount remains 25 percent and was extended through January.
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