Voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide if "Cbus" would live up to its nickname and invest in more bus service.
The new sales tax will fund improved bus service, rapid transit projects, and ‘transit -supportive’ infrastructure.
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LinkUS: Central Ohio votes on COTA levy that would raise sales tax to fund rapid busesVoters are going to the polls Tuesday to decide if "Cbus" will live up to its nickname and invest in more bus service.
The Central Ohio Transit Authority's half-cent sales tax increase will back up to $500 million of revenue bonds.
The levy would fund a plan called LinkUs by COTA and its supporters. The LinkUs plan would create five bus rapid transit ...
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Local sales tax is set to increase next year by a half percent after a Central Ohio Transit Authority sales tax levy passed Tuesday. The tax will fund LinkUS, a plan for more bus service ...
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It will increase the Central Ohio Transit Authority’s (COTA) share of the sales tax in Franklin County from .5% to 1%. That ...
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