The regional transit agency is pursuing an agency-wide cost-cutting initiative as inflation and rising construction expenses jeopardize the $53.8 billion ST3 plan approved by voters in 2016. Nearly a decade after Puget Sound voters approved one of the largest transit expansion packages in North American history, the regional agency tasked with delivering it is staring […]
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