TriMet to Cut 68 Jobs as It Prepares for Service Cuts, Massive Shortfall

TriMet announces dozens of layoffs, spending cuts due to projected budget shortfall

TriMet is cutting costs and laying off 68 staff members to make up for a $300 million budget shortfall over the next several years, with more service cuts expected in late 2026.

TriMet to cut 68 jobs as it prepares for service cuts, massive shortfall

Service cuts are also set to take effect Nov. 30.

TriMet cuts 68 positions, including 26 layoffs, to close $300 million budget gap

TriMet announced a series of changes aimed at addressing a significant budget gap, resulting in the elimination of 68 positions, including 26 nonunion layoffs.

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