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STA Moving Forward

Maintain, Improve, &
Expand Public Transit

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Spokane Tran­sit
Propo­si­tion 1

On Novem­ber 8, 2016, vot­ers approved Spokane Tran­sit Author­i­ty (STA) Propo­si­tion 1, autho­riz­ing an increase in local sales and use tax to help fund STA Mov­ing For­ward, the 10-year plan to:

Con­nect­ing Our Region

Spokane Tran­sit Author­i­ty (STA) con­nects peo­ple to places through­out the region. In 2015 alone:

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Plan­ning for our region’s growth

Demand for the region’s pub­lic ser­vices and road­ways is fore­cast­ed to grow with­in the next two decades. By 2040, Spokane County’s pop­u­la­tion will increase by near­ly 165,000. As the pop­u­la­tion grows and the demand for tran­sit among youth, senior cit­i­zens, vet­er­ans and peo­ple with dis­abil­i­ties increas­es, so will the need to main­tain, improve and expand tran­sit services.

 

That’s why STA is plan­ning today to meet the needs of our future with STA Mov­ing For­ward.

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