§ 105330 District Dissolution Election Rules
This law says that if a district doesn't run any rail transit, the board can ask voters if they want to shut down the district. If enough voters sign a petition, the board must ask everyone to vote on it.
Imagine a small town has a transit district that doesn't run any trains. Some people think the district is useless and want to close it.
If at least 25% of the voters who voted in the last big election sign a petition, the board has to hold a vote so everyone in the town can decide if the district should be shut down.
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§ 105330 District Dissolution Election Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026