RIPTA efficiency study lags behind schedule amid looming $32.6 million budget deficit
By Pavani Durbhakula | March 13The efficiency study will identify areas to cut costs and ways to align the budget with projections.
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The efficiency study will identify areas to cut costs and ways to align the budget with projections.
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