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Community Transit’s District

Community Transit's Snohomish County service district
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People in these communities have voted to be part of Community Transit's service district, where a small portion of sales taxes support transit:

  • Arlington
  • Bothell (Snohomish County portion)
  • Brier
  • Darrington
  • Edmonds
  • Gold Bar
  • Granite Falls
  • Index
  • Lake Stevens
  • Lynnwood
  • Marysville
  • Mill Creek
  • Monroe
  • Mountlake Terrace
  • Mukilteo
  • Quil Ceda Village
  • Silver Firs
  • Snohomish
  • Stanwood
  • Startup
  • Sultan
  • Tulalip
  • Unincorporated Snohomish Co. (portions)
  • Woodway

The economic recession has impacted individuals, businesses and public agencies like Community Transit.

We rely on voter-approved sales tax revenues to provide public transportation services in Snohomish County. As consumer spending in our county has dwindled, so have revenues for our transit services.

Because of the economic downturn, Community Transit has eliminated routes and suspended all service on Sundays and major holidays. We understand how this impacts our riders' lifestyles.

How can I help?

Buy Local for Transit! We encourage you to shop at local businesses within Community Transit’s service district to help stimulate our local economy.

By supporting business in your neighborhoods, you are re-energizing our economy to save jobs, sustain our communities and support transit.

What does Buy Local for Transit do for me?
  • strengthens your local economy
  • encourages small business growth and development
  • more personalized shopping and service
  • convenience of products and services close to home
  • environmental benefits of shorter commutes to make purchases
Where should I shop?

Shopping at any business within Community Transit's service district helps our transit agency. By patronizing any retail, dining, entertainment, hospitality or service industry, you are Buying Local for Transit.