This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati There’s been much progress on the Cincinnati Streetcar project in the past few months. Here are some details about what’s been accomplished and what’s upcoming: Design Final design for the entire...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati For those who have read the Cincinnati Enquirer’s Sunday Editorial, “Streetcar: Stop,” there are quite a few inaccuracies surrounding the financing plan and operations plan. Please help us spread...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati ODOT Survey: Your Transportation Priorities Have you ever wanted to tell state officials how you’d like your transportation dollars spent? Ohio’s long-term transportation plan, Access Ohio, is looking...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati Meet Paul Grether Metro’s New Rail Manager Just a few weeks ago, Metro named Paul Grether as its new rail manager. We caught up with him to learn a little bit more about what he’ll bring to the...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati Water Works is currently in the process of replacing water mains to allow for construction to begin on the Streetcar. The focus of water main replacement at this time is along...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati In Mayor Mark Mallory’s State of the City Address, he announced the selection of the streetcar vehicle. The following provides more information: The City of Cincinnati has selected CAF USA as the...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati Outreach On Federal ‘Disadvantaged Business Enterprise’ Program Set For March 22nd The City of Cincinnati Streetcar Project is calling businesses interested in working on the construction of the...
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati Streetcar Construction has started! Greater Cincinnati Water Works is replacing the water main on Elm Street between 12th and McMicken in Over-the-Rhine to provide a clear zone for track construction....
This message is a guest post from the City of Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory, City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr., and U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood broke ground on the Cincinnati Streetcar Project on Friday, Feb. 17. Hundreds of citizens attended...
From Soapbox Cincinnati’s inimitable P. Casey Coston’s story on recent streetcar updates: Indeed, in conversations with City Hall streetcar insiders, a measure of cautious optimism has begun to emerge. This past Friday, the Business Courier quoted Vice...