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10/17/2023 2:21 PM
Pontiac, Mich.? Public transit is making strides in Oakland County nearly a year after voters approved a public transportation millage. Multi-year agreements?were in place with SMART, Western Oakland Transportation Authority (WOTA), North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA), the Older Persons? Commission (OPC), and People?s Express weeks after the vote while route and service planning continues with input from communities, businesses, and residents.
?Easily accessible, reliable and affordable transportation will help make Oakland County an even more attractive destination for residents, employers and visitors,? said Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter. ?Countywide public transportation has always been a top priority for me and the progress that has been made since voters agreed to fund the expansion is truly remarkable.?
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