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FOX 13 Tampa Bay on MSNBrightline proposes plan to issue up to $400M in bonds to pay for Tampa extension: FDFC noticeBrightline recently announced a proposed plan to issue bonds of up to $400 million to pay for the extension of the train to Tampa, according to a notice by the Florida Development Finance Corporation (FDFC).
TAMPA, Fla. — Brightline is looking to raise $400 million in funding to pay for an expansion of its high-speed rail service into Tampa. The private train service company wants to extend the railway to connect Tampa and Miami. Brightline already runs from Orlando to Miami.
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Brightline is now requesting millions in bonds in hopes of moving forward with the train’s expansion to Tampa. The plan to extend the Brightline to Tampa from Orlando are getting back on track. Brightline is requesting $400 million in bonds, which would be used to develop and build the extension of the passenger rail system.
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