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To house their operational staff and service their vehicles are in a marginal poor state of repair. Are these facilities a threat to the health and welfare of our transit workers . First, i think i should be clear that we believe the systems are safe. Transit is one of the safest modes of travel we have available to us in this day and age. We also believe strongly there are steps that need to be taken in order to address the safety, not just of the general public, but the employees that work for...

That we will not have enough money to handle crisis problems that come up later in the year. The way we define crisis is a family receives their benefits but then something happens where they lose jobs or someone becomes ill and they cannot afford to pay their energy bill anymore and we can provide some kind of supplemental payment for that. The real opportunity is that yes, we have funding to reach families but it is tight. Surplus not a lot of capacity in the program now. It has been cut to th...

The Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) board announced $117,151,438 in investments.

Due to limited staff resources and focus on other projects, progress on the initiative has been challenging.

Alameda County — State funding will help the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system avoid a fiscal cliff, although concerns over how well the agency can manage the money remain.

Last week, the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe received a grant from the Great Outdoors Colorado board for $150,000. The grant will go toward developing a “recreation master plan,” which would include engaging...

For local state lawmakers, there is a feeling of mission accomplished as money to complete the Highway 19 four-lane project with Phase 2 from Tucker to House has been approved by the Mississippi Legislature.

Senator Jenifer Branning (R-Philadelphia) and Representative C. Scott Bounds (R-Philadelphia) jointly issued this statement in regard to funding for the completion of the Highway 19 South 4-Lane project in Neshoba County.

With 51 days left in Colorados 2023 legislative session, Gov. Jared Polis has signed 47 bills into law. Here are all of the bills he signed this week.

With 51 days left in Colorados 2023 legislative session, Gov. Jared Polis has signed 47 bills into law. Here are all of the bills he signed this week.