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Posted Wed, Mar 4, 7:37 p.m.
Grantap: Engaging in discussions with the public is huge for SDOT. On SDOT's Rainier project, for example, we've presented at dozens of public meetings and walked the entire corridor distributing material. I appreciate your thoughts and guarantee you that our public engagement will continue. Gregory: I ride the bus to ...
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I work for the City of Seattle Department of Transportation, and wanted to let readers know that our Department supports improving and expanding both the electric bus network and the South Lake Union Streetcar to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to improve transit in Seattle. The ideas in the article ...
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