Federal money moves ahead for RapidRide, South Park Bridge

Two transportation-funding notes out of Senator Patty Murray‘s office this afternoon: $21 million for RapidRide bus service, scheduled to officially begin in West Seattle in two years (though service increases are expected to start sooner), is now part of a bill that just made it out of a subcommittee and goes on to the full Senate Appropriations Committee. And the same bill, THUD for short (Transportation, Housing and Urban Development), now contains $3 million for the South Park Bridge replacement project; Murray says she’ll support the county’s upcoming application for the federal grant known as TIGER II, which could provide most if not all of the remaining $35+ million the bridge project needs.

4 Replies to "Federal money moves ahead for RapidRide, South Park Bridge"

  • J July 21, 2010 (9:42 pm)

    Like!

  • birdgeek July 22, 2010 (10:18 am)

    Go Patty! :D

  • sarelly July 22, 2010 (11:59 am)

    What is it and what will it do?

  • Cynthia July 22, 2010 (12:22 pm)

    Thank YOU, Patty! Thank you for listening and mostly…Thank YOU for Doing.

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