If approved by the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors, six routes originally scheduled to be eliminated will continue with limited service.
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Residents voice concerns about proposed MCTS bus line cuts
Residents and other stakeholders said during a public listening session that access, safety and community input were among their concerns
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What you need to know about MCTS service changes
Service hours for some routes were cut, while other routes were created or extended.
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Here’s how you can weigh in on proposed MCTS bus route changes
MCTS is planning to change some of its routes and is looking for community input.
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WisGo: What to know about changes to Milwaukee County Transit System fare collections
The Milwaukee County Transit System will launch a new fare collection system Saturday that Waukesha Metro Transit will also accept.
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5 things to know and do this week in Milwaukee: March 13 to March 17
Attend a town hall on reckless driving; weigh in on bus stops on Burleigh Street; check out the cultural significance of hoop earrings; discuss the quality of life in Harambee; and marvel at science fair projects.
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5 things to know and do the weekend of Jan. 6
Meet Friday’s deadline to apply for MCTS scholarships; attend the book release and reception for street photographer Isaac Harris; watch Amani United inaugurate Elizabeth Brown as its new president; listen to Joseph Michael play at Sherman Perk; and get a free bag of rice from the Hmong American Friendship Association.
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IMPACT 211 data reveals community needs and systemic problems
This year marks the 20th year the social service organization IMPACT 211 has been in existence. Accompanying this anniversary is nearly 20 years of data that detail community needs in and around Milwaukee County that lack systemic solutions.
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5 things to know and do this week in Milwaukee: July 25 to July 29
Participate in a discussion for Black people about pregnancy prevention planning; attend COA’s weekly concert series; check out a monthly support space for Hmong LGBTQ+ people; learn about job opportunities at MCTS; and volunteer to drive people to the polls.
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5 things to know and do this week in Milwaukee: May 23 to May 27
See plans for the new Martin Luther King Library Branch; get a job as a bus driver or in a nonprofit; share a meal and discuss responsible gun ownership; get mental health resources, food and health screenings at Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center; and help clean Metcalfe Park and support the work of Metcalfe Park Community Bridges.