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Community Transit Board Approves Everett Transit Merger, Effective April 1, 2027

Kal Bhojak SM Kal Bhojak
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Published on: November 10, 2026

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Northern Illinois Transit Authority Proposes $5.04B Operating Budget and $9.73B Capital Plan for 2027

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Summary: NITA’s proposed 2027 budget includes funding for expanded service, safety initiatives and fleet upgrades. Why it matters: It’s an early look at how a newly consolidated regional authority is balancing day-to-day service against long-term capital needs. Continue Reading > “Northern Illinois Transit Authority Proposes $5.04B Operating Budget and $9.73B Capital Plan for 2027”

Transit Wins Across 11 States on Election Day, With Failures in Greenville and Fresno

Published on: November 10, 2026
Summary: Measures passed in Seattle, Pierce County, Riverside, San Bernardino County, the Bay Area and Charleston, while Greenville, S.C. (its second loss in two years) and Fresno’s Measure S failed. Why it matters: The failures show that wins aren’t automatic, so agencies planning a 2027 ballot push can study what separated these results. Continue Reading > “Transit Wins Across 11 States on Election Day, With Failures in Greenville and Fresno”

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Published on: October 26, 2026
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