Pima County Voters Approve $2.64B Transportation Plan
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Voters in Pima County have approved a comprehensive twenty-year transportation plan, with Proposition four eighteen passing by sixty percent and Proposition four nineteen getting fifty-eight percent. The plan, which invests $2.64 billion in over fifty projects, includes road expansions, transit, bike lanes, sidewalks, and safety upgrades. The high turnout, particularly from older residents in suburbs like Marana, Oro Valley, and Green Valley, was driven by support from business groups, construction firms, and environmental advocates. The plan aims to ease congestion and boost mobility across the county, while also addressing concerns about walkable streets.
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