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Inside: A recap of our Silverdale Transit Center Grand Opening event, an important update to our fare policy, the announcement of a $17 million grant award, and the launch of the ORCA card for Google Wallet.

This month, we’ve got updates on proposed bus service changes in Silverdale, late-night fast ferry sailings to Seattle (with a new boat!) and thank-yous for our ferry crews.

Saturday sailings to Seattle run through September 28.

In our first newsletter of the year, we explain why we’re pausing Sunday bus service expansion, congratulate our Drivers of the Year and lay out service changes that will go into effect on March 3.

Kitsap Transit is pausing the start of Sunday bus service in Port Orchard, Silverdale and Poulsbo to give the agency time to evaluate the potential financial impact of a ballot initiative that would repeal the state’s Climate Commitment Act.

Happy Thanksgiving from KT! Check out our newest 40th Anniversary feature, a new bus simulator and information about our winter service change in this month’s Headways newsletter.

Sunday bus service is back! Plus: our Fall Service Change, behind the scenes of our ferry photoshoot, and state Roadeo awards.

Kitsap Transit’s maintenance team took home the gold at the regional Maintenance Roadeo in Olympia last week.

The next installment of our 40th Anniversary series is here! Also in this newsletter: the MLB All-Star Game, a new transit center, our BI Ride Campaign kicks off and a vanpooler wins big.

Our plan is to transform the old bowling alley into a modern and efficient transit center and park & ride with space for a hydrogen electrolyzer.

Get almost anywhere on Bainbridge Island when our Routed buses aren’t operating.

Enjoy all-day Saturday sailings to downtown Seattle from Bremerton, Kingston and Southworth.

Happy Headways Day! History buffs and ferry fans, this month’s newsletter is for you. Join us as we launch our 40th Anniversary project covering the history of Kitsap Transit.

Due to a shortage of qualified mariners, Kitsap Transit will switch to its summer fast ferry schedules a month late this year.

The vote marked an important step forward in Kitsap Transit’s quest to control its own destiny: To operate schedules that meet our fast ferry riders’ needs, rather than run sailings when dock space is available.

We’ve updated our data tool to include our local ferries! Compare ridership data across our system or by individual route.

We’re jumping into spring feet-first! Read on for news about our we’re reducing our carbon footprint, the return of Sunday service, improving web accessibility, and more.

Kitsap Transit’s investment in renewable diesel and battery-electric buses is just the start: Here’s how we’re working towards a carbon-neutral bus fleet.

Kitsap Transit plans to start up Sunday bus service later this year, pending recruitment of more bus operators.