Golden ghetto scarcity seems to be rising inasmuch as funds for public transit remain scarce.
Here's a peek at upcoming drama . . .
"The county transit fund is running dangerously low and commissioners are exploring a $600,000 infusion to keep operations going through the end of the year. Possible future elimination of the K-10 Connector route to Lawrence and the ride-hailing microtransit service is also under consideration."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
K-10 bus route and microtransit on county's chopping block
As Johnson County's COVID relief funds run low, commissioners are exploring options to keep public transit operations going.
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