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Montgomery County leaders warn SEPTA shortfall could harm commuters; highlight county investments in life‑sciences startups
Summary
At the May 1 meeting, county leaders warned of SEPTA’s $213 million shortfall and urged residents to advocate for state funding. The board also highlighted new county-supported investments in local startups, including a $500,000 Industrial Development Authority commitment to Ben Franklin Technology Partners.
Montgomery County leaders used the May 1 Board of Commissioners meeting to warn residents about a projected funding shortfall at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and to promote recent county investments in area start-ups.
Speaking near the start of the meeting, a county commissioner said SEPTA faces a roughly $213,000,000 gap and urged public advocacy as Harrisburg debates transportation…
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