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James B. Falahee, Jr., Interim President & CEO Bronson Bronson Healthcare

James B. Falahee, Jr., Interim President & CEO Bronson Bronson Healthcare

"For many Bronson patients and visitors, riding the bus is the only transportation resource they can rely on to get to doctors’ appointments or to the hospital for care or to visit a friend or loved one. As the area’s largest employer, our employees count on Metro Transit, too. A YES vote on March 10th is critical to support access to care for all in our community."

Galyn Barnum, Kalamazoo County Resident

Galyn Barnum, Kalamazoo County Resident

“I absolutely support our upcoming Public Transportation Millage and the valued service of our Metro Transit system. It is essential that we continue to fund reliable, low cost transportation for people to get to school, work, medical and life appointments. Metro Transit is a lifeline for many people in the city and surrounding Kalamazoo area. Please vote YES on March 10th .”

Jennifer Schneider, Kalamazoo County Resident

Jennifer Schneider, Kalamazoo County Resident

“I am a very strong supporter of the Transit Millage and will be voting yes!

I was a little scared about taking the bus at first, but it has been lifesaving transportation for me and my family. It has been a method to get to work, groceries, doctor appointments and volunteering for me and my husband. We were both very pleased with Metro’s service and all the drivers were nice and respectful to all riders. We recently purchased a car but plan to still ride the bus.”

Karen

Karen

As a library employee I see first hand how much some library patrons rely on Metro buses to meet their everyday needs, whether they are looking for books and information, applying for jobs on our public computers, or attending library programs for all ages, at all times of day. Your YES vote on the millage proposal will ensure that this well-used public service continues meeting our community's needs.

Michael D. Evans, Executive Director, Kalamazoo Literacy Council

Michael D. Evans, Executive Director, Kalamazoo Literacy Council

“Passage of this millage will provide vital support for residents who depend on reliable bus transportation to meet their daily needs. Please vote to approve this critical service for the benefit of our community.”

Michelle Miller-Adams

Michelle Miller-Adams

“I support the millage request for Metro Transit on next month's ballot. A robust and reliable bus system is essential not just for people who rely on it for regular transportation (people without cars or driver's licenses, and those with disabilities) but also for community members who seek to reduce their carbon footprint. All great cities have great public transportation systems. Please join me in supporting this modest tax to ensure that Metro Transit can continue to serve our community's needs.”

Ron and Nancy Crowell

Ron and Nancy Crowell

"Metro Transit makes a huge difference for a few of our regular church members who, for various reasons, cannot drive. It allows them to attend and be part of regular church activities and interact with friends both on Sundays and weekdays. It helps greatly with their independence. It is imperative that we support the Metro Transit millage.”

Patti Sholler-Barber, President of Kalamazoo Public Schools Board of Education.

Patti Sholler-Barber, President of Kalamazoo Public Schools Board of Education.

“KPS students rely on Metro buses to meet their everyday after school needs as they work to attain future goals. Access to this community asset is vital in getting students to after school activities, work and programs. Your YES vote on the millage proposal will ensure that this well-used public service continues meeting our student’s needs..helping them to achieve success.”

Ron Kitchens, Southwest Michigan First

Ron Kitchens, Southwest Michigan First

"An effective public transit system is absolutely critical to the economic health of Kalamazoo county. Employers and employees depend upon its viability. Southwest Michigan First urges voters to support the March 10 millage proposal."

John Dillworth, President/CEO of Goodwill Industries of Southwestern MI

John Dillworth, President/CEO of Goodwill Industries of Southwestern MI

“Metro Transit is an essential function for the success of Goodwill Industries of Southwestern Michigan. With 325 team members, and over 200 of them working in Kalamazoo County, the Metro Transit bus system is essential for their work attendance and every day living in our community. Without Metro Transit, I don’t know how much of our work force would get to work. Transportation is the #1 barrier to employment and Metro Transit is the low cost solution to this issue. We wholeheartedly endorse the upcoming millage to continue doing what we’re doing in Kalamazoo County with our bus system.”

Betty Lee Ongley, former Portage City Mayor

Betty Lee Ongley, former Portage City Mayor

"As the need for public transportation continues to grow, I appreciate Metro expanding in Portage and beyond! I will be voting yes on March 10.”

Sarah Mansberger -- Managing Partner, Southwest Michigan First

Sarah Mansberger -- Managing Partner, Southwest Michigan First

"Public transportation is critical to the health and well-being of Kalamazoo County residents and our local economy. I wholeheartedly support the March 10 millage proposal to fund this essential resource in Kalamazoo County."

Meredith Place, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

Meredith Place, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

"I'm proud to support the Metro Transit millage on the March 10th ballot. Public transit not only contributes to a cleaner, healthier environment, but a strong public transit system positively impacts our local economy by connecting people to job opportunities otherwise unreachable and gives people with limited abilities the freedom of movement."

Jennifer Aniano, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

Jennifer Aniano, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

I support the milage for our country transportation system because I believe many of our constituents rely on the services to lead productive lives. We must give all residents of Kalamazoo County the ability to access schools, places of employment, and economic centers. Our county is heading in the correct direction in regard to transportation and I would like to see these programs continue and expand.

Eric Blair Cunningham - Kalamazoo City Commissioner

Eric Blair Cunningham - Kalamazoo City Commissioner

"If as a community we believe in preserving our environment then we have to continue cultivating the culture of Public Transportation. Vote yes to support a safe and reliable fixed route bus system, along with the county-wide Metro Connect system. #VoteYesToSupportMetroBusSystem"

Zak Ford - Oshtemo Township Trustee

Zak Ford - Oshtemo Township Trustee

"I support public transit because it benefits all of us. Public transportation reduces pollution and aides the economic vitality of a community. Getting students to schools, workers to jobs, and patients to doctors is important work that should be supported by all of us."

Kalamazoo Mayor David Anderson

Kalamazoo Mayor David Anderson

Public transportation is vital for a community that works for everyone. Here in Kalamazoo, people take the bus to get to work, attend class and go to important medical appointments. I ask you to join me in voting YES on the upcoming transit millage to support public transportation in Kalamazoo.

Von Washington Jr.,  Executive Director of Community Relations, Kalamazoo Promise

Von Washington Jr., Executive Director of Community Relations, Kalamazoo Promise

"Having a consistent, reliable and affordable public transportation system is crucial to community for access to employment, healthcare and education."

L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D., President, Kalamazoo Valley Community College

L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D., President, Kalamazoo Valley Community College

"On March 10 voters will be asked to approve a millage of up to .90 mills for five years beginning in 2021 to support the Kalamazoo Metro Transit public bus transportation system. Many Kalamazoo Valley Community College students use Metro Transit as their primary mode of transportation to and from the college. I encourage you to support this proposal."

Stephanie Moore, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

Stephanie Moore, Kalamazoo County Commissioner

“Public transportation is a crucial part of building true equity. Please vote yes on March 10th!”

Former Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell

Former Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell

“Join me in voting YES on the upcoming transit millage. Having a robust public transportation system allows our community to be a place where everyone can achieve.”

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James B. Falahee, Jr., Interim President & CEO Bronson Bronson Healthcare
Galyn Barnum, Kalamazoo County Resident
Jennifer Schneider, Kalamazoo County Resident
Karen
Michael D. Evans, Executive Director, Kalamazoo Literacy Council
Michelle Miller-Adams
Ron and Nancy Crowell
Patti Sholler-Barber, President of Kalamazoo Public Schools Board of Education.
Ron Kitchens, Southwest Michigan First
John Dillworth, President/CEO of Goodwill Industries of Southwestern MI
Betty Lee Ongley, former Portage City Mayor
Sarah Mansberger -- Managing Partner, Southwest Michigan First
Meredith Place, Kalamazoo County Commissioner
Jennifer Aniano, Kalamazoo County Commissioner
Eric Blair Cunningham - Kalamazoo City Commissioner
Zak Ford - Oshtemo Township Trustee
Kalamazoo Mayor David Anderson
Von Washington Jr.,  Executive Director of Community Relations, Kalamazoo Promise
L. Marshall Washington, Ph.D., President, Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Stephanie Moore, Kalamazoo County Commissioner
Former Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell

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