TARC searching for public input for transit needs amid financial uncertainty
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TARC said in lieu of its $30 million deficit, the transit system is looking at how to do more with less and still service its customers.
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TARC is holding hundreds of public and private meetings over the next several months. This is the time for people to speak up.
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