The city of Long Beach (Calif.) agreed this week to continue providing public transportation services for the next nine years.

The City Council and Long Beach Transit approved a deal that will keep the city’s bus company under municipal authority, synchronizing the contract with three-year financing cycles used by Los Angeles County and the state.

Agreements have been signed once a decade since the autonomous bus company was formed in 1963. The contract is overseen by the city’s Public Works Department.

Long Beach Transit operates 38 bus routes, a shuttle service and water taxis.
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