Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Vote Proposition "M" on November 4th


This proposition encourages that the next priority corridor for Metro after the County extensions be the Northside-Southside Connector - a vital link to the region's light rail network. Proposition M will be on the St. Louis County's November 4th Ballot Initiative to expand Metro's light rail network and improve maintenance on its existing public transit facilities. The estimated $80 million in annual revenues generated by the measure will also prevent drastic cuts in both bus and Metrolink service in the County and City that are projected to go into effect in 2009 if Metro is unable to replace its funding cuts.


READ ABOUT PROP M:
http://www.cmt-stl.org/news/all_issues.html


WEBSITE:
http://supportpropm.com/


Endorsements
People and organizations that support Proposition "M":


Focus St. Louis
St. Louis Business Journal
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis RCGA
St. Louis Cardinals
Paraquad Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now
Associated General Contractors of St. Louis
American Planning Association
BJC Health Care
Citizens for Modern Transit
St. Louis County Municipal League
City of Creve Coeur
City of Florissant
City of Moline Acres
Directions Saint Louis, LLC
Loop Trolley Company
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Greater St. Louis Alliance for Change to Win
Jobs with Justice
Missouri Growth Association
Missouri Progressive Cote Coalition
North County Inc.
St. Louis Labor Council
St. Louis Realtors Association
Service Employees International Union Local 1
Service Employees International Missouri
Kansas State Council
SSM Health Care
The Partnership for Downtown St. Louis
Trailnet
University of Missouri St. Louis
Washington University
Charlie Dooley, St. Louis County Executive
Kathleen Kelly Burkett, Chairperson, St. Louis County Council
Hazel Erby, St. Louis County Council
Mike O'Mara, St. Louis County Council
Barbara Fraser, St. Louis County Council
Coleen Wasinger, St. Louis County Council
Joan Bray, State Senator
Margaret Donnelly, State Representative

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