PORT ANGELES — The riders on the bus go up and up, but the tax revenues for the bus go down and down.
Meanwhile, plans for both the bus and its riders go ’round and ’round with some results becoming public — all through the town — in September.
Clallam Transit System commissioners Monday received these mixed messages from their staff:
“My pretty solid guess is that’s the biggest month we’ve ever had,” he said.
“It’s a little scary when you realize that July is generally the slowest month.”
Commissioner Bryon Monohon said it will be “interesting” to see what ridership will be when students return to classes next month.
