Why did TriMet’s bond measure fail?
TriMet’s bond measure 26-119 failed on Tuesday with 53 percent of respondents voting ‘no.’ That’s with 82 percent of the votes counted. The $125 million general obligation bond, according to […]
Why did TriMet’s bond measure fail?
TriMet’s bond measure 26-119 failed on Tuesday with 53 percent of respondents voting ‘no.’ That’s with 82 percent of the votes counted. The $125 million general obligation bond, according to […]
Daylight-saving time ends early at TriMet
Commuters on TriMet buses get to celebrate the end of daylight-saving time a week early this year, thanks to a software glitch on the digital displays inside all low-floor buses […]
Daylight-saving time ends early at TriMet
Commuters on TriMet buses get to celebrate the end of daylight-saving time a week early this year, thanks to a software glitch on the digital displays inside all low-floor buses […]
Portland area property tax hikes unlikely to pass
The city of Portland, Multnomah County and TriMet hope their ballot measures to increase property taxes will pass this year, but political experts say such measures are even less likely to pass this time around than in the past.
Metro helps fill money gap for light-rail project
Council's approval of a $27.4 million federal bond - issued to the regional government through a federal flexible funds program - will help reduce a $137 million shortfall.
Buses to sub for streetcar during construction
Buses will replace streetcar service while construction crews work to connect the new eastside streetcar tracks to the existing line on the west side. The work on the streetcar intersections is being done as part of the $148 million Portland Streetcar Loop Project.
Funds targeted for light-rail project gap
The Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation, composed of elected officials and representatives of area transportation agencies, approved a measure to put $27.4 million in bond money toward the Portland-Milwaulkie Light-Rail Project.
TriMet to cut service to fill budget gap
In an attempt to close a $27 million budget gap in the 2011 fiscal year, transit agency TriMet will cut back bus and MAX light-rail service in September.
Q&A: A conversation with Dan Blocher
Dan Blocher, the new executive director of capital projects for TriMet,sat down with the 91ÊÓÆµ to talk about the proposed 7.3-mile, $1.47 billion Portland-to-Milwaukie light-rail project.
TriMet installs security rail at Gresham station
A new rail around the Gresham Central MAX light-rail station will keep out people who have not paid fare to ride, transit agency TriMet announced on Tuesday.
Cafe opens in former Portland bus shelter
Caffe Viale opens its new location today in a converted 1970s TriMet bus shelter.
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