IL should divert state money from East St. Louis to fund police, fire pensions, boards say
“The city cannot afford to continue to pay in excess of $8 million a year in pension obligations,” city manager says.
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“The city cannot afford to continue to pay in excess of $8 million a year in pension obligations,” city manager says.
Shonte Mueller said she was told “to resign, not report the allegations and it would all go away.”
The agency is the largest user of the downtown hub, and its buses account for 77% of all daily trips from the site.
Golden Gate Ferry, Golden Gate Transit, SMART and Marin Transit say Clipper START participation represents about 1% or less of total ridership.
The proposed project pays homage to the city's railroad past, while prioritizing safety and improved service for riders.