Financial Instability is Catching up to Milwaukee’s Bus System
Federal aid has helped save the Milwaukee County Transit System in the past, but as the money continues to stall, city officials are running out of time to avoid a crisis.
Federal aid has helped save the Milwaukee County Transit System in the past, but as the money continues to stall, city officials are running out of time to avoid a crisis.
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The Milwaukee County Transit System has been trapped in a budget-induced death spiral – increased fares and reduced service, leading to fewer riders and less revenue, leading to increased fares and reduced service. But it wasn’t always that way. Can an out-of-state, for-profit company resurrect the public system?