Public invited to comment on proposed Everett Transit and CT consolidation approach
Open house on proposed expanded transit system scheduled for August 18
The City of Everett and Community Transit are pursuing consolidation of their transit operations to form a unified and expanded countywide transit system. The public is invited to comment and ask questions about the proposed consolidation – including the draft consolidation approach – at an open house meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 18.
The public can also submit comments online at everettwa.gov/transitconsolidation before the consolidation is presented to the Everett City Council and Community Transit Board of Directors.
Open house details:
- WHAT: Everett Transit and Community Transit consolidation open house.
- WHEN: Tuesday, Aug. 18, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
- WHERE: Walter Hall Golf Course (Banquet Room), 1226 Casino Road, Everett, WA 98204, accessible by transit: Everett Transit Route 12.
Open house activities:
- Learn how a consolidated transit system could create more connected, frequent and efficient transit service in Everett and throughout the region.
- Learn about the process for creating a consolidated transit system and the interlocal agreement that will outline how that system would operate.
- Talk with City of Everett and Community Transit staff who will be available to answer questions.
Other ways to participate:
There are multiple ways for community members to provide their thoughts on the proposed approach to transit consolidation.
- Complete the online form: bit.ly/etctsurvey
- Send an email: communications@everettwa.gov
- Send a letter to: City of Everett Communications, 2930 Wetmore Ave., Suite 10-A, Everett, WA 98201
- Leave a voicemail: 425-257-7121
Learn more by visiting: everettwa.gov/transitconsolidation. The open house materials will be available online on Aug. 19, 2026.
Next steps:
The City of Everett and Community Transit will provide all public input received by Sept. 2 to the Everett City Council and Community Transit Board of Directors before they consider an interlocal agreement or decisions about consolidation.