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Camas city leaders are weighing whether to pull out of C-TRAN, citing a financial imbalance and loss of representation if the agency helps fund TriMet light rail. Mayor Steve Hogan, Council Member Tim Hein, and Council Member Leslie Lewallen say smaller cities are being shortchanged while Vancouver benefits most. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/camas-considers-opting-out-of-c-tran/ #Camas #Vancouver #CTRAN #PublicTransportation #LightRail #TriMet #ClarkCounty #TransitFunding #SmallCities
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