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Is San Fran the place where all economic illiterates go to work for government?
"By cobbling together $11 million in one-time allocations from county and regional agencies and raising money with operational savings, the SFMTA said it created a funding package of $15 million that covers the restorations." This is what they are going to do with the money, "San Francisco transit riders will have a little more breathing room come Labor Day weekend, when the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority says it will restore more than 178,000 service hours across the city's transit system.
Three months ago, a 10 percent service cut to bus and rail lines went into effect across the San Francisco Municipal Railway, which had already lost numerous bus lines and service hours to previous cuts."
This is a one time deal, after begging for the money. What happens next year, when the State and Feds will no longer be able to print money or raise taxes?
I have an idea. Sell the Muni (government transportation), as if anybody would want to buy this money loser.
Obviously this government agency has too much money.
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"By cobbling together $11 million in one-time allocations from county and regional agencies and raising money with operational savings, the SFMTA said it created a funding package of $15 million that covers the restorations." This is what they are going to do with the money, "San Francisco transit riders will have a little more breathing room come Labor Day weekend, when the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority says it will restore more than 178,000 service hours across the city's transit system.
Three months ago, a 10 percent service cut to bus and rail lines went into effect across the San Francisco Municipal Railway, which had already lost numerous bus lines and service hours to previous cuts."
This is a one time deal, after begging for the money. What happens next year, when the State and Feds will no longer be able to print money or raise taxes?
I have an idea. Sell the Muni (government transportation), as if anybody would want to buy this money loser.
Obviously this government agency has too much money.
More...