Rotary Hears Maps 4 Transit Proposals

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By William CrumStaff writer wcrum@oklahoman.comMore people will have more reasons to ride the bus if voters approve MAPS 4, Embark transit Director Jason Ferbrache said Tuesday as he reviewed the proposed $87 million in MAPS 4 transit spending for the Rotary Club of Oklahoma City. Public transit makes up 9% of the estimated $978 million that would be raised by extending the 1-cent MAPS sales tax for eight years. Voters will decide Dec.Read more on NewsOK.com

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