Cobb: Transit Tax Would Increase Ridership Twelvefold
Cobb County expects that using a 30-year 1% sales tax to overhaul its transit system would increase ridership more than twelvefold by 2050.
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Cobb County expects that using a 30-year 1% sales tax to overhaul its transit system would increase ridership more than twelvefold by 2050.
Purchase a No. 1 meal at the Marietta Chick-fil-A on Roswell Road today, and you’ll pay 55 cents in sales tax.
The Cobb County Board of Commissioners proclaimed Monday, April 29 as "End Jewish Hatred Day" at this week's commission meeting.
MARIETTA — The Cobb Department of Transportation director fielded a range of questions about the county’s proposed 1% transit tax from more than 100 senior citizens at a recent meeting.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part of an ongoing series to educate Cobb voters prior to the transit tax referendum that will be on the Nov. 5 ballot.