Projects

Behind every station, route, or service is a project

Some projects belong solely to Community Transit. Others are a collaboration with Snohomish County, Sound Transit, King County Metro, or one of the cities we serve in our service area.

Learn more about our current projects below and how they might impact you.

Transit Development Plan

Updated every year, the six-year Transit Development Plan (TDP) forecasts Community Transit’s financial picture and outlines the services it can then provide.

Learn more about the Transit Development Plan

Journey 2050: Community Transit’s Long Range Plan

This plan guides the agency’s vision and long-term priorities for 2025-2050. Updating this plan is a project involving several public outreach periods and surveys of our ridership.

Learn about Journey 2050

Swift Green Line Extension

Community Transit is extending the Swift Green Line by adding up to six pairs of stations between Canyon Park Park & Ride and UW Bothell/Cascadia College.

Learn about the Swift Green Line Extension

Swift Gold Line

Community Transit is expanding its Swift bus rapid transit network to Everett, Marysville, and Arlington with the Swift Gold Line.

Learn about Swift Gold Line

Bus Stop Program

Our Bus Stop Program focuses on upgrading bus stops for our riders. Know a bus stop that needs improvement? Use our online form to make a suggestion.

Learn about our Bus Stop Program

Canyon Park Park & Ride construction

What to expect at Canyon Park Park & Ride while the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) completes construction.

Learn about Canyon Park construction

Transit Changes in 2024 and Beyond

This plan, approved by Community Transit’s Board of Directors on April 6, 2023, is Community Transit’s plan for the bus service changes in Snohomish County that we have been implementing throughout 2024 and into 2026.

Learn more about Transit Changes 2024