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~ As Sound Transit faces challenges with budget shortfalls and potential delays, Tacoma City Council Member and Sound Transit Board Member Kristina Walker is urging regional leaders to prioritize the needs of the South Sound.
During the City Council Study Session on Tuesday, March 31, Council Member Walker will lead a crucial conversation about the future of the Tacoma Dome Link Extension and Tacoma's transit priorities. This comes after recent discussions at the Sound Transit Board level revealed significant funding gaps, leading to debates over cost-cutting measures and project prioritization.
Council Member Walker plans to update both the Council and the public on these developments during Tuesday's session. She will stress the importance of subarea equity and timely completion of the regional light rail "spine" to Tacoma.
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According to Council Member Walker, Tacoma residents have contributed to the Sound Transit system with the expectation of regional connectivity. She also noted that Pierce County Board Members are committed to ensuring this promise is fulfilled. The upcoming discussion aims to ensure that local infrastructure and the Tacoma Dome Link Extension remain top priorities.
Council Member Walker emphasized that Tacoma is deeply invested in its transit future and will not accept any delays that disproportionately affect the South Sound. As a representative for both Tacoma and Sound Transit, she is determined to advocate for her community's needs during this critical time.
During the City Council Study Session on Tuesday, March 31, Council Member Walker will lead a crucial conversation about the future of the Tacoma Dome Link Extension and Tacoma's transit priorities. This comes after recent discussions at the Sound Transit Board level revealed significant funding gaps, leading to debates over cost-cutting measures and project prioritization.
Council Member Walker plans to update both the Council and the public on these developments during Tuesday's session. She will stress the importance of subarea equity and timely completion of the regional light rail "spine" to Tacoma.
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According to Council Member Walker, Tacoma residents have contributed to the Sound Transit system with the expectation of regional connectivity. She also noted that Pierce County Board Members are committed to ensuring this promise is fulfilled. The upcoming discussion aims to ensure that local infrastructure and the Tacoma Dome Link Extension remain top priorities.
Council Member Walker emphasized that Tacoma is deeply invested in its transit future and will not accept any delays that disproportionately affect the South Sound. As a representative for both Tacoma and Sound Transit, she is determined to advocate for her community's needs during this critical time.
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