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Dear <<First Name>>,

We hope that you are well and have been enjoying the summer sunshine! Please see the below resources and announcements to help you travel safely.

Getting Around Puget Sound
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Join Hopelink Travel Programs for an online presentation on:
  • Riding transit safely during COVID-19
  • Trip planning resources
  • Public transit 101
  • Travel options advising and referrals
The Hopelink Mobility team has partnered with the King County Library System to offer "Getting Around Puget Sound" online presentations about mobility in King County. A Hopelink Mobility Coordinator will facilitate a discussion on how to stay mobile throughout the region as well as provide transportation resources, trip planning solutions, money saving tips, and much more! There will also be time for questions and answers. 

South King County: August 20, 2pm - 3pm
Register now! And view the events flyer. 
For more information or inquires, contact Sara Sisco at SSisco@hopelink.org.

Transit Fares

  • King County Metro is continuing fare suspension through the end of September to encourage physical distancing on Metro buses
  • On July 1st, full fares resumed on all Sound Transit services (Link Light Rail, ST Express Buses, Sounder Train). ST Express buses transitioned to a single flat fare of $3.25 for all adult riders, regardless of distance traveled
  • Pierce Transit fare collection began again on June 14th

We’ve heard a lot of questions lately. Is it safe to take transit? How is Metro handling social distancing? What buses will have less service this fall? Listen as King County Metro and Commute Seattle answer these questions and respond to customer feedback. Within this recorded webinar link, a panel of experts from Business Services, Rideshare, Service Planning, and Operations discuss public transportation during COVID.

It's Not Too Late
You can still complete the census today.
Census information is important for the essential services that affect YOU! Your personal information and answers are safe and are protected by law no matter your immigration status.

The U.S. Census Bureau has resources in 59 languages online and the ability to provide phone support in 12 languages.

The public is strongly encouraged to complete the census online, but can also do so by phone or in the mail. (read more)
Stay safe, stay healthy!


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