The COMET, which operates buses throughout the Midlands, has received more than $33 million in funding through the penny tax program since 2013.
Dickerson has served on the transit board in the past, including as its chairwoman prior to Newman's chairmanship. Dickerson chaired the board in 2011 at the time the bus system disclosed a $3 million deficit. During her board tenure, the system had to work with financial assistance from the city of Columbia and Richland County.
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