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Overview
Community Transit runs bus, paratransit, and vanpool services in Snohomish County, Washington. It operates the Swift bus rapid transit network and connects riders to light rail, providing fast, frequent citywide transit. Services include regular buses, paratransit for riders with disabilities, and carpool/vanpool options; information is available by phone or online. The agency differentiates itself by building out the Swift BRT network and integrating with light rail to improve access and speed across the county. Its goal is to give residents reliable, frequent transportation and better connections throughout the region.
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What believers are saying
- Everett approved consolidation on November 6, 2026, unlocking 50% service growth by 2031.
- The 2026-27 budget funds ten battery electric buses, new charging, and two Zip pilots.
- Union contract through 2027 lowers strike risk while Kasch Park transition and Green Line expansion continue.
What critics are saying
- Community Transit depends on local sales tax for 73% of operating revenue in 2025.
- The 2026 Meyers federal appeal keeps management exposed to litigation costs and discovery distractions.
- Everett integration starting April 1, 2027 risks service disruption and labor friction during the 2028 ramp.
What makes Community Transit unique
- Community Transit operates Snohomish County’s only countywide bus network and Swift BRT system.
- Swift Orange Line added all-day rapid service; Blue and Green anchor the corridor network.
- The Everett consolidation makes Community Transit the unified provider across nearly all Snohomish County.
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