Connect Wayne County

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On August 4th, Wayne county will vote on expanded public transit. We're educating about the election, and what's at stake. Let's Connect Wayne County! 🚌 🚐

"Lack of adequate public transportation is the biggest problem holding me back from greater community involvement. Nankin Transit is a great service, but it alone does not provide the transportation I need to be engaged in the community." - Canton Resident Learn more at VoteTransit.org

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"Too many seniors and people with disabilities have not been able to meet their transit needs. With the proposed enhancements of the millage, they will better fulfill their needs" - Ronald Taylor, President & CEO Detroit Area Agency on Aging 8/4, Wayne Co. Votes on Transit. VoteTransit.org for more

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"When you offer better transportation, it's a lifeline to so many different people." TRU board member Deanne Austin, who once had to take three buses each way - plus Uber or rides from family - to get to her job at a Livonia manufacturer. www.michiganpublic.org/transportati...

Wayne County voters to decide fate of countywide transit in primary millage

Communities are no longer allowed to opt-out of SMART service, so the entire county will vote on the Wayne County Public Transportation Millage on their primary ballots.

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‼️Wayne County Voters ‼️ Early voting is NOW OPEN in your community. As required by Michigan state law, each community will have early, in-person voting available from today to August 2nd. Want to know where the polling location is in your community? Check out where you can vote on our website.

Thanks so much to everyone who came out to table and canvass with us this past weekend in Detroit, Canton, Plymouth, Livonia and Grosse Pointe! With only a month until the Wayne County transit vote, we need to go all out to spread the word. Sign up to help below!

Group of TRU volunteers posing for a photo in a post officeTRU volunteer at a TRU table on a busy streetTRU members posing for a selfie in "Fund public transit" t-shirts

“Countywide transit is crucial for students and their families to ensure equitable connection to education and the rest of their community." - Ali Iqbal, Brownstown resident & WSU Student Public transit expansion connects students to opportunity and family.

Countywide transit is crucial for students and their families to ensure equitable connection to education and the rest of their community. Quote by Ali Iqbal, Brownstown resident and WSU student.

"Who wants to be driven, when they’re 49 years old, by their mother to late night activities with friends or picked up from work" - Kim Sneider, Livonia Resident. Liv&Go doesn't let her get out after 6pm, or outside of Livonia. Bridge Detroit covered the Wayne County Transit Millage. Read below.

Wayne County transit millage explained: what it is, how much it costs

The Free Press recently spoke with officials from Wayne County, SMART and the Detroit Department of Transportation (DDOT) about the proposed millage and how it will affect residents and taxpayers. Her...

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