An Act relating to the duties of the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities; and relating to a statewide public and community transit plan.
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Governor Dunleavy vetoed House Bill 26, which aimed to clarify the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities’ duties regarding a statewide public and community transit plan. The Governor argued that the bill was redundant, created misleading expectations about funding, and unnecessarily complicated existing planning processes. Consequently, the bill’s intended changes to transit planning will not be enacted.
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