By: Asya Lawrence
Source: Fox 47 News
LANSING, Mich — The Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) board has approved a $70.8 million operating budget for 2026, but cuts to federal transportation funding have officials saving for the future.
- CATA approved a $70.8 million operating budget for 2026
- CEO Bradley Funkhouser says CATA will use its savings to avoid service cuts while seeking new partnerships and cost-saving measures.
- Riders like Daniel Black rely heavily on public transit, expressing concern that any cuts would severely impact their daily lives.
- Maintaining current service levels is a top priority, and CATA officials are actively working on a long-term financial plan to keep buses running.
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