Community Transit Board considers 2025 budget and changes to reduced fares Dec. 5 - Lynnwood Today

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On December 5, the Community Transit Board of Directors will hold a pivotal meeting to discuss the proposed 2025 budget and fare adjustments. This session is crucial for Lynnwood residents, as it directly impacts the cost and accessibility of public transit. Alongside the budget deliberations, the board plans to recognize employee service awards, reflecting its commitment to honoring staff contributions and enhancing morale within the organization. Proposed fare changes are anticipated to influence commuter patterns and could potentially lower costs for specific groups, such as seniors and students. Community engagement is encouraged, as public input is vital in shaping the board's decisions.

The outcomes of this meeting will play a significant role in determining the future of transit services in the Lynnwood area. Stakeholders are urged to stay informed and actively participate in these discussions to ensure their voices are heard. With the growing importance of effective public transportation, the decisions made by the board could set a precedent for future initiatives.

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