Everett, Community Transit pursue transit consolidation

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  Everett City and Community Transit announced plans to consolidate their transit operations into a unified countywide system“The City of Everett and Community Transit are pursuing consolidation of their transit operations to form a unified and expanded countywide transit system.”
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  The public can provide feedback at an open house on Tuesday, Aug. 18“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.”
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  The public can submit comments online by Sept. 2No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The consolidation aims to create more connected, frequent, and efficient transit service across Everett and the region“Learn how a consolidated transit system could create more connected, frequent and efficient transit service in Everett and throughout the region.”
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  City and Community Transit staff will answer questions at the open house“Talk with City of Everett and Community Transit staff who will be available to answer questions.”
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  The open house will be held at Walter Hall Golf Course“WHERE: Walter Hall Golf Course (Banquet Room), 1226 Casino Road, Everett, WA 98204”
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  The open house will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.“WHEN: Tuesday, Aug. 18, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.”
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  Materials will be available online starting Aug. 19“The open house materials will be available online on Aug. 19, 2026.”
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  Public input will be reviewed by the Everett City Council“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.”
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  Public input will be reviewed by the Community Transit BoardNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The Everett City Council and Community Transit Board will consider an interlocal agreement on the consolidation“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.”