A public hearing on Spokane Transit’s 2013 through 2018 Capital Improvement Program – was held to receive public testimony at the September STA Board Meeting.
The 2013-2018 Capital Improvement Program was approved by Spokane Transit’s Board of Directors at the October 2012 meeting.
Click the following link to view the Board adopted 2013-2018 Capital Improvement Program.
Click here to view cost comparison calculator from the American Public Transportation Association. Click here to view a carbon calculator and determine how much CO2 is produced by your commute.
Funding for Spokane Transit's services is largely provided by a local sales tax levied within the Public Transportation Benefit Area only. By state law, the only legal means of public funding for transit agencies in Washington is through local sales and use tax of no more than 0.9%. Spokane Transit currently levies 0.6%. Voter approval is required before a tax can be levied.
If you are outside the area served by fixed route bus service, you can still take advantage of Spokane Transit. Sharing a ride to work and back is good for the environment and your pocketbook. Call (509) 326-POOL(7665) Vanpool matching and placement services. Find out more.
