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COVID-19
Community,
Thank you for your trust, compliance, and understanding as our city, state, and country continue to work through the difficulties brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. We’d like to take a moment and thank our wonderful maintenance team: their dedication to safety has allowed Everett Transit to continue to deliver high quality and essential service to our community. We sincerely appreciate all their hard work.
In August 2021, the Federal Transit Administration announced an extension of the federal mask mandate to January 18, 2022. This means that all transit passengers, while aboard their bus, are required to wear a mask. Masks must continue to be worn properly: fully covering the nose and mouth. ***Please note that face shields are not an acceptable covering
Federal law requires wearing a mask while aboard any transit vehicle and failure to comply may result in denial of boarding or removal. Refusing to wear a mask is a violation of federal law; passengers may be subject to penalties under federal law.
If you’re interested in learning more about the federal mask mandate and transit related requirements, please visit the links below.
Federal Transit Administration | Federal Mask Requirement for Transit
Transportation Security Administration | Coronavirus Information
Everett Transit is dedicated to helping our community safely get to essential appointments, including vaccination appointments. As you board simply inform the bus operator that you are traveling to or from a COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
Below is a list of COVID-19 vaccine locations within Everett.
- CVS Pharmacy
- Kaiser Permanente
- Rite Aid Pharmacy
- Safeway Pharmacy
- QFC
- Sea Mar Everett Medical Clinic
- Walgreens Pharmacy
- Walmart Pharmacy
- ZoomCare
- Costco
Find the closest COVID-19 vaccine locations near you by visiting: VaccineLocator.doh.wa.gov
We appreciate your help and understanding and encourage all passengers to continue following these rules:
- Wear a mask
Effective 2.1.2021 - Federal mandates require all transit customers and personnel wear two layered face masks that fully cover the individuals nose and mouth at all times. - Clean/wash your hands
Hand sanitizer is an inexpensive and easy way to help prevent the spread of C-19. - Remember to cover your cough or sneeze
It may sound simple but limiting the amount of projectile can go a long way in creating a safer travel space. - Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth
- If you can; stay home if you’re sick.
This is not easy to do for many of us but in order to keep you, your fellow passengers, our drivers, and your work place from spreading illness, communicate with your company/organization to possibly work from home or take a sick day.
Health Authorities
We encourage you to contact local, state, or federal health authorities with questions or concerns regarding COVID-19.
Washington State Department of Health
Updated: Sept. 14, 2021
Transportation Security Administration | Coronavirus Information [Sept. 14, 2021]
Update: CDC / Health Department Mask Order for Transportation Providers and Customers
Everett Transit to resume collecting fares and reopen Customer Service Center
Fixed Route & Paratransit Service to remain fare free through May
Emergency Service Plan: Update Effective March 29,2020
Everett Station: Reduced Operating Hours
Emergency Service Plan: Implemented March 23, 2020
Nightly Sanitizing: Continued
New Hours for the Customer Service Center at Everett Station
Federal Transit Administration - FAQ
Health Officer’s Order NO. 20-059