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Latest News: Labor Negotiations Update   Labor negotiations continue between the city's contracted bus service providers and its labor unions.   The city has been informed that the National Labor Relations Board has ruled on a complaint filed the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1433.   More details are available here Job Access - Reverse Commute and New Freedom Grant Cycle Open Get more information on the latest opportunity for funding administered by the City of Phoenix on our grants page. Phoenix Celebrates 125 Years of Transit with Historic Tokens Starting in 1887, some form of public transit has operated in the city of Phoenix. To celebrate 125 years of service, Phoenix Public Transit is selling historic transit tokens from the early years. Buy a token at one of four transit facilities. Proposed service changes for January 23, 2012 The Phoenix Public Transit Department solicited public comment on proposed service changes in south and southwest Phoenix, affecting Routes 19-19th Ave., 35-35th Ave., and 77-Baseline Rd.   Public meeting information     No Taggin' Our Wagon Campaign Underway The Phoenix Public Transit Department is promoting the "No Taggin' Our Wagon" Campaign to alert passengers to the problem of graffiti on Phoenix buses. Passengers are asked let someone know when graffiti happens, by notifying the bus operator or members of the Public Transit Police Bureau. If you see someone tagging a bus, keep in mind: The bus number (its located inside at the front of the bus and outside the bus) The date and time The bus route and what direction the bus is headed Riders can call Valley Metro customer service with information, at (602) 253-5000.  Riders can also call the Graffiti Hotline at (602) 262-7327.  Your tip may earn you some money and help us keep our buses graffiti-free. Smoking Regulations and Public Transit Passengers should be aware that smoking is not allowed on transit vehicles according to Arizona law. Get additional details here. Transit Information E-mails If you'd like more information about transit programs and updates, sign up for our e-mail listseve for transit news. Or contact the Public Transit Department at (602) 262-7242. Email the Public Transit Department back to top of page