WMATA projects $750 million deficit for fiscal year 2025
This week, the Metro board said it is projecting a $750 million deficit for fiscal year 2025. It says services will be cut, among other things, if it can't secure the funding. For more on this, General Manager and CEO of the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority Randy Clarke is On The Hill.
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