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Public comment on PRT’s planned service cuts to begin Monday

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PRT’s board approved a public comment period Friday that begins next Monday and lasts until June 18.

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As Pittsburgh Regional Transit looks at massive service cuts, one route remains nearly unchanged: The Mon Incline

As Pittsburgh Regional Transit stares down a $100 million deficit and potentially eliminating 41 of its 100 bus routes, one mode of transportation iconic...

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Public comment on PRT’s planned service cuts to begin Monday

PRT’s board approved a public comment period Friday that begins next Monday and lasts until June 18.

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Pittsburgh Regional Transit pushes for coalition to help press for more state transit funds - Pittsburgh Union Progress

Thirteen riders and transit advocates spoke at Friday’s first meeting of Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s board of directors since the agency proposed 35% service cuts and a 25-cent fare hike last week to deal with a lack of a state funding increase to support agencies across Pennsylvania. The board moved public comments to the start of the meeting, allowing speakers to tell personal stories about how the cuts would impact their lives and the damag…

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Pittsburgh, Allegheny County transit cuts go to public comment

Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s board voted to start a public comment period on potential, dramatic changes in service and a fare hike. The comment period will start Monday and run through Wednesday, June 18. Public comments will be accepted in writing or at hearings for which dates and times have yet to be announced.The vote follows a committee meeting last week at which PRT board members heard details of changes that might be necessitated with …

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Public comments prompt change in Westport environment plans

Allen Newton PLANS for the proposed Westport container terminal at Kwinana south of Perth have been given an environmental tick of approval. The WA Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) approved Westport’s Environmental Scoping Document, which details the port’s environmental impacts and proposed management strategies. The document has had several amendments made following comments the port received in 35 public submissions after a two-week p…

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