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Yet another DART member city is considering backing out of its partnership

Addison has contributed over $400 million to Dallas Area Rapid Transit since 1983 and may end funding, joining four other cities voting on membership in May.

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Addison joins several North Texas cities in putting its partnership with the public transit agency into question.

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A fifth North Texas city to consider election to pull out of DART

After leaders in four member cities scheduled elections to consider leaving DART next May, a fifth North Texas town may join the ranks.

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Yet another DART member city is considering backing out of its partnership

Addison joins several North Texas cities in putting its partnership with the public transit agency into question.

·Dallas, United States
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North Texas May See A Fifth City Break From DART

Addison residents could decide DART’s fate when they head to the polls in May 2026

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WFAA 8abc broke the news in Dallas, United States on Monday, November 24, 2025.
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