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Tempe meeting examines potential Valley Metro service changes

Valley Metro considers changes twice a year to the regional transit system, and the latest proposal could result in the elimination of the FLASH service on June 30, according to a city of Tempe …

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Tempe meeting examines potential Valley Metro service changes

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Valley Metro considers changes twice a year to the regional transit system, and the latest proposal could result in the elimination of the FLASH service on June 30, according to a city of Tempe release.

Tempe will have a meeting to discuss potential changes at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Tempe Transportation Center, 31 E. 5th St.

The meeting also will take place virtually. To register: tempe.gov/FLASH.

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