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Voter approval sought November 2 for millage to support Metro system in Kalamazoo County.

WHAT IS THE MILLAGE REQUEST?
Voters will be asked to approve a millage of up to 0.3124 mills for five years beginning in 2022 to support the Metro public transportation system, including Metro Connect and Metro Share.

IS THIS A TAX INCREASE?
No. This is the first renewal of this county-wide millage, lower than the renewal passed in 2015 and lower still than the original 2009 millage of 0.40. It is not an increase in taxes.

HOW IS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FUNDED?
An important component of public transportation is voter approved millages which currently represent 36% of Metro’s operating funds. Millage revenues and fare collection are leveraged to receive state and federal grants.

WHAT IS METRO CONNECT?
Metro Connect provides shared ride origin-to-destination service. Services like trips to medical appointments are provided through Metro Connect.

HOW MUCH WILL THE MILLAGE COST A HOMEOWNER?
The cost of the 0.3124 millage request for a homeowner whose home has a taxable value of $100,000 ($200,000 market value) is approximately $31 a year.

HOW WILL THE COMMUNITY BENEFIT?
Both the economy and the quality of life for people in the greater Kalamazoo community benefit from reliable transportation. Metro operates seven days a week, providing an important mode of transportation for those who can’t drive, employers and their employees, seniors and students.

WHO GETS TO VOTE?
Voters throughout Kalamazoo County will be eligible to vote in the November 2 election.

For more information, visit kmetro.com or call (269) 337-8087

2021 Metro Connect Millage Postcard

Download the 2021 Special Report

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Route Changes for 12-Duke, 13-South Burdick, and 14-West Main

Duke Route Changes August 30

13-South Burdick Route Changes August 30 14-West Main Route Changes August 30

Routes 19-Ring and 25-Parkview are out of service until September 1 due to WMU break. Routes 19-Ring, 21-Solon Kendall and 25-Parkview will be back in service on Wednesday, September 1.

Questions on other routes in area? Visit kmetro.com or call customer service at 337-8222.

Starting Monday, August 16, 2-Portage will be on detour in the I-94 area due to construction. We will not be able to service stops inbound between I-94 and Cork Street.

Detour Route includes Portage Road to Romence Parkway. Romence Parkway to Sprinkle Road. Sprinkle to Industrial Park. Industrial Park to Sprinkle. Sprinkle to Cork Street and then Cork to Portage and resume route.

We anticipate this for a minimum of 4 weeks. Please prepare for possible delays in service due to this detour.

For additional information, call 337-8222.

Drivers

Come be a part of the Metro Team! Now hiring drivers full-time and part-time starting at $18.09 hourly.

Have questions? Call us at (269) 337-8222.

Metro is an Equal Opportunity Employ

In compliance with theauthority of Senate Bill 1246 adopted December 15, 2020 Amending the Open Meetings Ace for Participation in Public Meetings the CCTA/KCTA Regular Board Meeting will be held electronically via Zoom. Instructions will be available on the CCTA/KCTA web packet prior to the meeting. The next CCTA/KCTA Board Meeting will be held on November 8, 2021.

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