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  • Ride Transit Month logo
    June is Ride Transit Month. Celebrate with us!
    Community Transit is encouraging all to ride this month. Read more
  • A headshot of Charles Sterns, recently hired to be Chief Information Officer for Community Transit
    Community Transit selects Charles Stearns as Chief Information Officer
    Key executive will support work to expand fast, reliable and innovative public transit options Read more
  • A picture of Community Transit's board room located in their Cascade Administrative Building in Everett, WA.
    Community Transit monthly board meeting, June 1
    Regular Monthly Meeting Read more

More news

  • June is Ride Transit Month. Celebrate with us!
    Community Transit is encouraging all to ride this month. Read more
  • Community Transit selects Charles Stearns as Chief Information Officer
    Key executive will support work to expand fast, reliable and innovative public transit options Read more
  • Community Transit monthly board meeting, June 1
    Regular Monthly Meeting Read more
  • Celebrating Older Americans Month
    We’re celebrating Older Americans Month (OAM) with community events and by highlighting some of our services that help serve older riders. Read more
  • Sunday bus service on Memorial Day
    Community Transit will operate Sunday schedule Monday, May 29 Read more
  • Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
    May is AANHPI Heritage Month, a time to honor successes and contributions AANHPI people have made to American Culture. Read more
  • Community Transit Board Meeting: May 4
    Regular Monthly Meeting Read more
  • Bike Everywhere Month: Becoming a bike and bus commuter
    Community Transit Marketing Coordinator Christina Strand shares her story Read more
  • Community Transit Evaluates Moving to a Zero-Emissions Fleet
    The agency is testing a leased, battery-electric bus as the first step in evaluating vehicles for its future zero-emissions fleet. Read more
  • We're making sustainable business practices a priority every day
    Incorporating sustainability in how we conduct business is a strategic priority for Community Transit. Read more
  • One year after breaking ground: A Swift Orange Line update
    Since breaking ground on construction on April 19, 2022, we’ve made a lot of progress on the Swift Orange Line. Read more
  • Lynnwood Transit Center Parking Garage is Open; Surface parking closed during construction
    Learn where to park and how to access your bus stop safely during construction at Lynnwood Transit Center Read more
  • Community Transit board approves “Transit Changes in 2024 and Beyond” plan
    People will have new connections to light rail and more frequent bus service Read more
  • UW to assess air quality as part of transit study
    Local agencies collaborate on first-of-kind study Read more
  • Community Transit monthly board meeting, April 6
    The Community Transit Board of Directors’ monthly board meeting will take place at 3 p.m., Thursday, April 6. Read more
  • Four women in transit share their thoughts during Women’s History Month
    Rachel, Lisa, Michelle, and Danielle share advice and challenges for women in the workforce. Read more
  • Community Transit welcomes older adults to try local services
    Explore flexible, affordable, and accessible programs. Read more
  • Transit Driver Appreciation Day
    Join us in recognizing the hard work and dedication of our transit drivers Read more
  • Community Transit ridership increased 19% in 2022
    Nearly a million more riders boarded Community Transit buses, vanpools, and paratransit vehicles than the previous year Read more
  • Community Transit awarded for outstanding marketing and communication work