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Transit podcast looks at Swift Gold Line plans and public feedback

A new That Transit Show episode explores Swift Gold Line planning between Everett, Marysville and Arlington and how community feedback can shape it.

Community Transit double-decker and articulated buses at Kasch Park Operating Base in Everett, September 2026.
File photo, September 30, 2026: Community Transit buses at Kasch Park Operating Base in Everett. “Community Transit buses at Kasch Park Base.jpg” by SounderBruce, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped for display. License applies to the photo and crop only.

A newly announced episode of Community Transit's That Transit Show explores how public feedback can shape the planned Swift Gold Line.

The agency's October 22, 2026 announcement describes a conversation between host Monica Spain and Community Engagement Manager Chelsea Ongaro about future bus service linking Everett, Marysville and Arlington.

According to the announcement, the episode covers how community comments can influence stop locations, why planners are considering center-running bus lanes and why feedback matters before major design decisions. It also touches on other engagement work, including next steps toward consolidating Community Transit and Everett Transit.

Read the announcement and follow its links to watch or listen to the episode. Check the agency's current project information for specific opportunities and deadlines to comment.

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