Community Transit will operate limited bus service on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th.

Local buses will be on Sunday schedule with no Seattle or UW service.

Community Transit recently hired a new Director of Communications and Public Affairs. Mary Beth Lowell begins her job on Monday, April 22nd.

In her new position, Lowell will oversee Community Transit’s communications, government relations, and community relations programs at a time when the agency is expanding service.

On March 7th Community Transit’s Swift Green Line was presented with the Innovative Transportation Solutions Award by the Puget Sound Chapter of the Women’s Transportation Seminar.

This award recognizes exceptional transportation projects with women in leadership roles.

Community Transit will award ten surplus vans, earmarked for auction, to local nonprofit organizations in 2019 to further meet the local demand for transportation.

Applications are due by March 29th.

Community Transit is proposing to adopt a reduced bus fare category for eligible low-income residents. The new fare would be half the price of a regular adult fare and would go into effect on July 1st. 

Details on income verification and eligibility are yet to be worked out.

Community Transit will operate reduced commuter service to and from downtown Seattle and the University District on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, January 21st.

Local service and Sound Transit Express service from Snohomish County will run on regular schedule.

Dozens of homeless teens in Everett and Mill Creek, without a guardian, received backpacks filled by Community Transit employees with gifts and necessities this holiday season.