Two Rivers council debates options to sustain Maritime Metro Transit Route 1 as local contribution rises
Councilors and residents urged saving MMT Route 1 while weighing how to pay for it: Two Rivers’ share for 2026 is roughly $156,000, staff said, and council discussed raising fares, scheduling changes and seeking institutional partners rather than voting on funding tonight.
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City officials and residents told the Two Rivers City Council on Nov. 17 that Maritime Metro Transit’s Route 1 is essential to local mobility, but the route’s rising local cost has prompted a search for ways to hold service while lowering the burden on property taxpayers.
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