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DOUBLE DECKER UPDATE, Thursday, February 19, 2026, with STA buses at STA Plaza in the background.

STA Prepares To Return Double Decker Fleet to Service

UPDATE • Thursday, February 19, 2026 •CEO Karl Otterstrom stated that the double-decker buses will return to service on Saturday, February 21, 2026, with the STA Board of Directors at their meeting today, February 19, 2026. Double-decker service will be available on select Route 6 and 66 trips.— Spokane, WA – Following the January 18

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Justin stands in front of STA's Boone NW garage wearing the STA supervisor uniform jacket and hat.

Rising to the Occasion

STA Supervisor saves lives in multiple unexpected incidents Fixed Route Supervisor Justin Marshall doesn’t describe himself as a hero. But he’s found himself thrust into the middle of three separate emergencies over the past year, each unfolding during ordinary workdays, where he’s given critical aid or saved a life. In each situation, Marshall found himself

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Thermometer over Monroe Street bridge and buildings, showing cold temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit.

Extreme Cold: Ride STA to a Warming Center

Spokane Transit supports local and regional emergency response plans during extreme cold weather conditions by offering fare exceptions to customers without fare payment traveling to and from warming centers when the temperature reaches 32 degrees or below. Customers can simply board the bus and inform the coach operator they are heading to a warming center and

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STA Opportunity Reduced Fare pilot program icon placed over an image of people boarding a bus at STA Plaza.

STA Launches New Reduced Fare Option for Low Income Riders

Spokane, WA – Spokane Transit Authority (STA) is launching Opportunity, a pilot program offering a reduced fare that is designed to enhance transportation access for low-income individuals across the region.  The pilot program will last for up to two years, or until a $1.14 million funding cap is reached, as approved by the STA Board

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