Glendale council snuffs plan for downtown light rail

A 7-mile route had been projected to open in 2026.

By Perry Vandell | The Republic

The Glendale City Council withdrew from plans for a light-rail route to downtown Glendale in a 5-2 vote Tuesday night.

The decision comes nearly two months after the council directed city staff against moving forward on the 7-mile route, which had been projected to open in 2026.

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