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Valley Metro seeking rider feedback on proposed service changes

May 7, 2022, 5:00 AM

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(Facebook Photo/Valley Metro)

(Facebook Photo/Valley Metro)

PHOENIX — Valley Metro is asking for people to give feedback on various proposed service changes that would take effect later this year.

Among the proposed service changes that would take place on Oct. 24 is a new circulator route that would serve the Fiesta district in Mesa, service increases and reductions as well as route extensions.

The full list of proposed changes can be found online.

People can give their opinions on the changes at an in-person and virtual meeting on May 18 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., through an online survey or by email.

Feedback will be accepted until June 3.

Valley Metro is also seeking feedback on service restrictions related to COVID-19 as the organization continues to monitor demand and the ability to restore the routes.

Any permanent modifications to the service restrictions related to COVID-19 would first go through the regular change process, which would seek public input and approval, Valley Metro said.

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Valley Metro seeking rider feedback on proposed service changes