Yakima Transit Providing Free Shuttle to 4th of July Celebration

Yakima, WALocal News

Yakima Transit is set to provide free shuttle bus services to the 4th of July celebration at State Fair Park, running continuously to accommodate the expected influx of attendees. The shuttle service will operate every 15 to 20 minutes, beginning at 3:30 PM and concluding at 11:30 PM. This initiative is part of Yakima's efforts to promote community engagement and ensure that residents can easily participate in local festivities. By alleviating parking concerns and offering a convenient transportation option, the city aims to enhance the overall experience for attendees. The 4th of July event is a significant occasion for the community, and the shuttle service exemplifies the city's commitment to accessibility and public service.

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this free service, making it easier for families and friends to enjoy the celebration without the hassle of finding parking. This timely announcement reflects Yakima's proactive approach to addressing community needs and fostering a festive atmosphere. The free shuttle service is expected to contribute positively to the overall enjoyment of the holiday.

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