Logan residents need a new transit station, even though no one is sure how it will be paid for

The Legislature declined to help fund the Cache Valley Transit District’s $56 million project.

(Supplied | Cache Valley Transit District) The Cache Valley Transit District plans to have a new maintenance facility and office open by November 2024. The district held a groundbreaking for the building on Monday despite a funding shortfall for its construction.

Logan residents need a new transit station, even though no one is sure how it will be paid for

The Legislature declined to help fund the Cache Valley Transit District’s $56 million project.

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