Twin Cities carshare is on the line
Keep carshare in our neighborhoods.
Thousands of us get to work, the grocery store, and the doctor in a HOURCAR or an Evie. If it goes away, we feel it first.
HOURCAR has announced its last day of service is Thursday, October 15. City and county leaders can still find emergency money to keep it running. They need to hear from us this week.
See where officials stand and what community leaders are saying.
- Call. Two minutes. Say your name, your neighborhood, and "please help keep carshare in the Twin Cities." Calls get tallied.
- Write. Five minutes. Tell your story so it's on the record.
- Show up. Pack public meetings, meet with your elected officials, and get organized.
1. Find your officials
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2. Your officials
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3. Write your message
You send it yourself, from your own email or the official's contact form.
Keep carshare in the Twin Cities
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