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Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC)
STAFF MEMO �
Meeting: Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) -Jun 10 2020
Staff Contact: Frank Harding Department: Environmental Advisory
Committee
Jason Bagley and Alex Esposito, on Behalf of Circuit, AMicro-Transit Solution
Presentation by Jason Bagley and Alex Esposito, on Behalf of Circuit
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Agenda Item #1.
memo
Village of Tequesta Environmental Advisory Committee
To: Environmental Advisory Committee Members
From:
Thomas G. Bradford, Chair
CC:
Date: June 2, 2020
Re: presentation by Jason Bagley and Alex Esposito, on Behalf of Circuit, A Micro -
Transit Solution
According to Circuit's website (https://www.ridecircuit.c ), its ultimate goal is to reduce
congestion and its harmful effects on the environment and our quality of life. This is
exactly why our Committee member Frank Harding was engaged in research on the
concept of micro -transit and how it might be beneficial for Tequesta. Circuit improves
our environment and quality of life by getting people out of their cars for short trips,
encouraging visitors to park once, and by making connections to existing mass transit
hubs. Circuit works with innovative cities and forward -thinking advertising partners to
offer electric shuttles that make mobility easier, smarter, more affordable, and fun.
Founded by James Mirras and Alex Esposito in 2011, Circuit is a free, electric, micro -
transit solution. Circuit uses fleets of nimble cars that fulfill the first -mile last mile gap
that's experienced by municipalities around the world. The service is made possible by
collaborating with municipal organizations, and executing innovative OOH/Experiential
advertising campaigns with some of the world's most recognizable brands. Since
starting the company as a pet -project, the business is now operating in cities across NY,
FL, CA, NJ, CO, MA, IL and TX.
Mr. Bagley and Mr. Esposito will provide an overview of their organization and how it
might work in Tequesta and Tequesta at large.
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