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A GoCOMO bus picks up passengers in downtown Columbia in June 2022 (file photo courtesy of Columbia Public Works spokesman John Ogan)

GoCOMO bus system is a priority for Columbia’s city manager

A GoCOMO bus picks up passengers in downtown Columbia in June 2022 (file photo courtesy of Columbia Public Works spokesman John Ogan)

Columbia’s city manager wants to spend $200,000 to study the city’s GoCOMO bus system.

City manager De’Carlon Seewood wants to see the bus system expand to parts of town it’s not currently serving.

“One of the things we realized through our bus system is we’re not providing the best service that we can to our residents,” Seewood says.

Mr. Seewood also wants residents to view the bus system as a community resource.

“With this study we’re hoping that we can enhance our system and provide something that will make it easier for residents to get to work, get to the store, get to the doctor’s office,” says Seewood.

Mr. Seewood’s recommendation is included in his proposed $506-million budget, which is now before the council. Columbia’s city council must approve a budget by the end of September.

One comment

  1. Didn’t the city have such a study done a few years ago? How many times do they have to study a subject before they come up with a solution?

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