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AC Transit officials warned of a major budget deficit and potential service cuts unless long-term regional tax measures pass.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
A projected $200 million deficit threatening regional bus service and local transit access.
East Bay commuters and transit-dependent residents if stable funding is secured.
Riders who rely on local lines like Line 19 and Line O if contingency cuts proceed.
AC Transit officials warned of a major budget deficit and potential service cuts unless long-term regional tax measures pass.
AC Transit faces a $200 million budget deficit that could force severe service cuts and route reductions across Alameda and the East Bay unless new regional tax revenue is approved.
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