Millage request is next stop for Kalamazoo’s Metro Transit

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It was made possible by support from Kalamazoo Metro Transit. “The current millage is 0.9 mills, and that expires at the end of this year,” explains Sean McBride, executive director for Metro Transit. The Kalamazoo Metro Transit administration offices at 430 N. Rose St. Photo: Fran DwightSecond Wave spent a few minutes with McBride, asking about the Nov. 5, 2025, millage request. Sean McBride, Metro Transit ED with one of Metro Transit’s 130 employees. Public transit is a way for people to be mobile and get to the key things in everyone’s life.