In Person: Board Room of the Pattison Street facility. Doors open at 5 p.m. Remotely by phone: Toll Free (844) 730-0140 / Phone Conference ID: 656 112 739# Teams Video: Register to observe the meeting via TEAMs.
Rider Alerts
Due to closure of Madigan Gate, a temporary stop will be in place from Oct. 28, 2025 to March 31, 2026 for Pierce Transit Route 206 access to JBLM.View full alert
News
Read the February 2026 Rider News for the latest information from Intercity Transit. This issue includes information on holiday service, real time departure information online, the winter bicycle challenge, the May 2026 system redesign, bringing your bike on our buses, and USDOT's grant for SMART sensors.
In Person: Board Room of the Pattison Street facility. Doors open at 5 p.m. Remotely by phone: Toll Free (844) 730-0140 / Phone Conference ID: 911 058 108# Teams Video: Register to observe the meeting via TEAMs.
In Person: Board Room of the Pattison Street facility. Doors open at 5 p.m. Remotely by phone: Toll Free (844) 730-0140 / Phone Conference ID: 413 508 94# Teams Video: Register to observe the meeting via TEAMs.
Read the January 2026 Rider News for the latest information from Intercity Transit. This issue includes information on holiday service reminders, vanpool commutes, winter weather preparations, the May 2026 system redesign, and how we can help plan your routes.
What’s Happening?
Intercity Transit received funding through Congresswoman Strickland’s Community Project Funding Requests and WSDOT’s Regional Mobility Grant Program. These grants will support the renovation and enhancement of 147 existing bus stops located within the Public Transportation Benefit Area’s local jurisdictions’ rights-of-way.
Starting Sunday, May 3, 2026, Intercity Transit will implement a system redesign. With this change, we will be increasing service hours by 18,000 a year. This will mark the final step in our three-phase process; altogether these changes represent an annual increase of 40,000 service hours, a 14 percent increase over our 2024 service hours.
The season’s short, dark days make pedestrians and bicyclists less visible to drivers. With the end of daylight savings, many of us travel when it's dark outside. Our drivers make extra efforts to watch for riders waiting at unlit bus stops, but they need your help! As one of our Operators put it, "when riding at night—wear something bright—flash a light!”
Reflective clothing and lights can help make you more visible. Help ensure your safety by using:
