CATS had ambitious plans and made big promises when it was pushing for a dedicated 10.6-mill property tax in 2012 that would generate an estimated $16 million a year for the agency. Now, more than five years after the tax passed—and nearly five years since the agency became fully funded—how is CATS doing in the
Is CATS making the grade?
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