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

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The Community Transit Board of Directors is preparing for a pivotal meeting on December 5 where they will deliberate on the proposed 2025 budget and consider modifications to reduced fare programs. These discussions are crucial as they aim to enhance public transportation services for residents of Lynnwood, WA, making transit options more accessible and cost-effective. The agenda also includes the presentation of employee service awards, reflecting the board's commitment to recognizing the hard work and dedication of its staff. Proposed adjustments to fare structures could have a significant impact on ridership and overall community engagement with public transit. This meeting will provide an opportunity for the board to align its financial planning with the needs of the community, addressing both current challenges and future growth.

Public participation is encouraged, as stakeholders have a vested interest in how budgetary decisions influence service levels. The board's deliberations could set the tone for transit operations in Lynnwood for years to come. As such, the outcomes of this meeting are poised to shape the future of local transportation.

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