In response to a general thumbs down to their first "growth" proposal, Pierce Transit today released the details of their new proposed "preservation alternative," which would, in exchange for a slight tax increase, preserve and improve service in key areas of the city including the North end and downtown.
This Saturday, more than 200 people crowded in to a meeting room at Urban Grace Church to kick off the 2010 School Levy Campaign. On February 9th, Tacoma voters will decide the fate of 22% of the district's operating budget, as well as capital levy funding for construction or renovation of three schools, and small projects throughout the district.
