MSPLOST will fund a variety of transportation projects, including high-capacity transit additions, microtransit innovations, and transit-supportive infrastructure. These projects are designed to enhance connectivity and provide more transportation options across Cobb County.

System improvements and accessibility would be delivered continuously throughout the program. Within the first five years, each city is expected to have access to microtransit, hours of transit operations would be expanded, and service would become more frequent. Within the next five years, the program would implement new high-capacity transit services, link with new transit centers, and continue expanding to new activity centers.

MSPLOST is a one-penny sales tax dedicated to funding mobility improvements. This tax means that everyone who buys goods in Cobb County contributes to transit, including residents, businesses, commuters, and tourists. Increased transit funding from financial streams like the proposed MSPLOST also helps Cobb County secure matching funds, making the county more competitive for grants.

MSPLOST is designed to improve connectivity and access to jobs, educational institutions, parks, retail centers, and other key destinations across all areas of Cobb County. The MSPLOST would provide access to microtransit services throughout the county, ensuring improved mobility options for all residents.

As Cobb County continues to grow, the current transportation system may not meet the increased demand. MSPLOST aims to address current limitations by improving existing infrastructure and introducing new transit options to support the county's growth and economic development, ensuring long-term sustainability and expanding transit options to meet future needs.

Investing in transportation infrastructure can support local businesses by improving access, attracting new businesses, and boosting local commerce. This investment can also make it easier for employees to commute to their jobs. Enhanced transportation networks can potentially lead to higher property values and increased tax revenues, which can be reinvested into the community.

Although ridership has declined since the pandemic, providing safe and reliable transit to essential destinations like jobs, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions is important for attracting new riders and enhancing the transit experience in Cobb County. As Cobb County’s population and local jobs grow, the proposed MSPLOST-funded service enhancements seek to create a faster, more accessible, and dependable transit system—connecting people to more destinations.