Rapid City, SD, October 15, 2026 —

Rapid City’s Rapid Transit System is reminding the public that Monday, October 19, is the deadline to provide feedback on a feasibility study examining potential microtransit services.

The reminder identifies the date for submitting feedback but does not provide details about how residents can respond. It also does not specify the year associated with Oct. 19, describe the study’s findings or outline what types of service are being considered.

The study concerns the feasibility of possible microtransit services. The information provided does not explain what the study evaluates, which areas or riders could be involved, or whether any service proposal has been selected. It describes the services as potential, and does not say that implementation has been approved.

Public feedback is being sought on the feasibility study, with Oct. 19 identified as the final day to provide it. The transit system’s reminder does not state whether comments submitted after that date would be considered or how public input will inform the study.

Details about the feedback process, including a submission address, website or public meeting, were not provided. The available information also does not include a timeline for completing the study or announcing any conclusions. As a result, the deadline is clear, but additional particulars about the study and the opportunity to comment remain unspecified.


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