Peyser Speaks at APTA Annual on High Speed Rail Policy and Politics
In a presentation at the American Public Transportation Association Annual Meeting, Peter Peyser on October 10th spoke on a panel on developments in …
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Peyser Advises on Surviving Presidential Twitter Storms
Peter Peyser made a presentation on June 9 to The Interel Group’s 4th Annual Global Public Affairs Summit in Brussels on how corporate communic …
SANDAG Receives Federal Loan for Mid-Coast Light Rail
The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) on June 28 executed a $537.7 million loan from the US Department of Transportation’s TIFIA pr …
Sound Transit Secures TIFIA Loan for Maintenance Facility
Sound Transit, the Seattle’s region’s transit authority, on June 22 closed on a $ 87.7 million TIFIA loan from the Federal government to …
Sound Transit Receives First Master Credit Agreement from US DOT
The Seattle region’s public transportation authority, Sound Transit, on December 22 received the first Master Credit Agreement (MCA) issued by …
SANDAG Receives $1 billion Federal Commitment for Mid-Coast LRT
The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), a Peyser Associates LLC client, on September 14 executed a Full Funding Grant Agreement (FFGA) wit …
Peyser Previews 2015 Rail Agenda on Capitol Hill in “Speedlines” Article
Peter Peyser authored the Legislative News update in the March, 2015 edition of “Speedlines,” published by the American Public Tra …
Peyser Client Sound Transit Receives $1.3Billion Federal Loan
Sound Transit, the Seattle region’s public transportation agency, closed on January 16 on a $1.33 billion loan from the U.S. Department of Tran …
Peyser “Speedlines” Article Reviews Congressional Action on Rail Bill
The American Public Transportation Association publication “Speedlines” featured in its fall 2014 issue and article by Peter Peyser on th …
Election 2014: It’s Not Just About Obama
“We took a whuppin’ last night and we understand that.” – Former Rep. Tom DeLay(R-TX) after the 2006 election. “The people have spoken . . …