Project MOVER hibernates as committee plans spring bike hubs

Key Actions & Decisions

• ◆ **Resolutions Passed**
• ◆ Approval of October 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• ◆ Decision to forego the December 18, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• ◆ **Resolutions Failed**
• ◆ None
• ◆ **Applications Reviewed**
• ◆ None
• ◆ **Public Comments**
• ◆ None noted in minutes
• ◆ **Reports**
• ◆ **Share the Road Signage:** Chair Arnold and the committee discussed proposed locations on Maple Ave that were shared with the Village Manager following the October meeting.
• ◆ **Project MOVER Updates:** The e-bike program was the top municipality and top hub in October. The system will enter "hibernation" starting December 19th, with a presumed reopening in the first week of April. Management is eager to expand hubs, with prime candidates identified as Sinasqua and N. Riverside (near the footbridge), and a potential third/fourth location in the northern village near Food Town. The committee proposed organizing a group ride to Croton Point to celebrate the April reopening. Currently, 369 vouchers remain for the program, with 10% of users being Croton-based.
• ◆ **Slow Down Croton:** The committee discussed ideas to further expand the awareness campaign, scheduling further brainstorming for the January agenda.
• ◆ **School District Events:** BOE liaison Anamika messaged the committee regarding a proposed "Walk, Ride, and Roll to School" day in Spring 2026 for CET and PVC, as well as a CET Bike Rodeo. The committee set an action item to follow up with Anamika and add this to the January agenda.