Cobb Transit Wants Special Tax Included on November Ballot

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The Cobb Transit Advisory Board is set to put the MSPLOST (Mobility Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) on the November ballot, following their recent recommendation endorsed by the Board of Commissioners. This decision was decided during their meeting on Tuesday, June 5, 2024.  This crucial development in transportation funding signifies a potentially significant shift in Cobb County’s approach to its transit infrastructure.