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Wednesday, June 10, 2009


The annual event offered networking opportunities.

Lucas County Administrator Mike Beazley shared the panel with guests Charlie Nelson, Bob Huber, and Eric Walker.

Keynote speaker Charlie Nelson focuses on support for regional public transit funded by a local sales tax.

Toledo Blade article published
Wednesday, June 17, 2009:
Doubt shadows TARTA plan
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Toledo Blade article published
Wednesday, May 13, 2009:
TARTA route network changes
possible by fall
(Click link to go directly to online article)
WUPW/FOX Toledo
Rant and Rave: Love, hate, and TARTA
aired Tuesday, May 12, 2009:

From FOX Toledo News WUPW:
"Hundreds use TARTA in Northwest Ohio every day. The transit authority is considering asking voters to fund the service in a different way.

Glass City Jungle blogger Lisa Renee Ward discusses her love/hate relationship with TARTA in this edition of FOX Toledo's Rant and Rave."


Toledo Blade article published
Friday, May 8, 2009:
TARTA using $1.8M to buy 21 small buses
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Toledo Blade, Neighbors article published
Wednesday, April 8, 2009:
TARTA sets talks with Perrysburg council
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Perrysburg Messenger Journal On-line News article
April 8, 2009:
TARTA Comprehensive Operations
Analysis and Discussion
Wednesday, April 15, 7 p.m.
Perrysburg City Council Chambers

The public is invited to listen to TARTA representatives present their recently completed Comprehensive Operating Analysis. Perrysburg residents and users of public transportation are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts and concerns regarding the future of local and regional public transportation.

The mission and purpose of the Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio is to support public transportation and raise the awareness of its importance. The Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio shall be formed in three categories; Education, Access and Environment. The Mobility Alliance of Northwest Ohio works with transportation and transit users, taxpayers, business community, stakeholders, and media outlets to bring about a positive understanding of the mobility options and the commitment to provide the best possible service to the community.
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