Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday (6:00 AM - 9:00 PM)
​Saturday (9:00 AM - 7:00 PM)

News and Updates

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City offices, including the Transit Administration office (Suite 1) at the Transit Center, will be closed to the public for two weeks (1/10 - 1/21/22). Offices will re-open on Monday, 1/24/22.

There are no changes to transit operating hours or schedules.
There are no changes to Transit Center lobby hours or ticket window hours.

Transit & COVID-19

Members of the public are required to wearing a mask covering their nose and mouth when on-board transit vehicles or inside the Transit Center to reduce the spread of COVID-19. For more information, please visit https://www.transit.dot.gov/TransitMaskUp​.

Members of the public are encouraged to: stay home if sick (cough or fever); maintain physical separation of 6' between yourself and others that are not a part of your household, when possible; cough into a tissue, or if unavailable, your elbow; wash your hands frequently; and avoid unnecessary physical contact

Keeping You Safe

We continue to take steps to keep our vehicles and facilities clean and safe for passengers.  Our strategy has evolved based on changing guidance from health authorities, but includes:

• Masks are required for all individuals who are on-board a bus or within public areas of the Transit Center. This applies to staff and passengers alike.
• High touch points in buses & transit facilities are wiped down with a CDC-approved disinfectant cleaner regularly.
• Free hand sanitizer bottles and single-use face masks are available to passengers at no cost, if needed. These are important tools to further reduce the spread of COVID-19.
• Active Air Purification. Equipment installed on-board transit buses actively purifies the air continuously throughout the entire vehicle, removing viruses, bacteria, and odors, so you can breathe easy and enjoy the trip. To learn more, visit the manufacturer's website.