Micromobility devices are small, lightweight vehicles such as e-scooters and e-bikes that are used for short trips. In a micromobility share system, these devices are provided by a private company, are available for public use and can be rented through a mobile app for a fee.

This community survey gathered community input on if and how a micromobility share program could serve the Flagstaff community while maintaining safe and accessible public spaces. This survey was open from May 2nd until June 20th.

City Council will next discuss Micromobility Share on September 23rd, 2025.

All community members are welcome to provide input at the Council meeting - follow this link for instructions on how to participate. At this meeting, we will share input we have recieved from the community through this survey, presentations to City Commissions and community group meetings.

Want to learn more? Visit our website! Through this website, you can also view a Feasibility Report that reviews the opportunities and challenges that micromobility share may bring to Flagstaff. This may provide helpful information on how other cities have addressed risks and challenges that scooters may bring.