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We provide our financial documents so you can easily access important information about Community Transit’s revenues, expenditures, and overall financial status.

Adopted 2026-2027 Biennial Budget

Community Transit’s two-year budget is investing in a safer, more connected, and more convenient travel experience for everyone who rides with us. As we celebrate 50 years of serving Snohomish County, we’re committed to growing and innovating to meet the needs of riders today and into the future.

What's ahead

  • Safer rides & workplaces: More security officers, 24/7 safety coverage, and new protections for drivers and riders.
  • Smart, future focused planning: Our new biennial budget keeps finances strong and long-term goals on track.
  • More ways to ride: The budget approves funding for expanding service in the future. The timing for additional service will depend on staffing.
  • Celebrating 50 years: Honoring five decades of connecting people and places across our communities.

Thank you for participating in the 2026–2027 Budget. We appreciate you taking the time to learn about our plans and providing your feedback. The Board of Directors adopted Community Transit’s 2026–2027 Budget on Dec. 4, 2025. The final version of the budget will be available by the end of the year.

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Budget documents

The annual adopted budget provides details of Community Transit's plans and projections for the current fiscal year. This includes agency operating revenue, department-level expense budgets, capital projects, and other non-operating activities.

The Board of Directors adopts an annual budget in December of the preceding year. Each spring, the board adopts an amended budget, updating that year's projected revenues and expenses. 

Listed below are documents for the past three years.

Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports

Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports provide audited financial information for past years, including financial statements, grants, key performance indicators, comparative financial information, and economic data. Each spring, the agency publishes the previous year's audited report.