CLEVELAND — The City of Cleveland’s public transportation services is preparing a proposal for voters in 2027. They are looking to become the one of the leaders of public transportation with promises of new rails, routes and times to meet the everyday rider when they need.
“The investment in public transportation will come back to the customer’s triple-fold,” said India Birdsong-Terry, the GCRTA general manager and CEO. “We want to make sure we are there when they need us.”
Birdsong-Terry says the organization hasn’t asked for an increase in sales tax since the beginning of their services in 1975, which has lasted them for over half a century…