Town Councils Agree to Additional Mountain Express Funding for 2026
The Crested Butte and Mt. Crested Butte town councils have agreed to provide additional funding for the Mountain Express in 2026, including the summer FirstTracks service.
According to Mountains Express managing director Jeremy Herzog, the summer FirstTracks service requires $103,000 to operate, providing free on-demand transportation in north Mt. Crested Butte as far south as the ski base area.
- The winter FirstTracks service has seen increased ridership in north Mt. Crested Butte.
- A recently awarded Colorado Department of Transportation grant will likely be used for the winter program.
Jeremy Herzog asked if either council was willing to help fund potential 2026 budget shortfalls.
Author's note: Town councils support Mountain Express funding.
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