News

From WSDOT: From 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily on weekdays, Northup Way will be reduced to one lane between 116th Avenue Northeast and Northeast 33rd Place. Flaggers will alternate traffic through the work zone.

From Sound Transit: New Eastside Link service will launch between Bellevue and Redmond

From WSDOT: Beginning in 2023, WSDOT will build multiple structures under I-90 and local roads near Bellevue to restore natural stream conditions in Sunset Creek.

The webinars are scheduled for one hour and will take place via Zoom. All three webinars will have the same content. They will start with a presentation from staff about the benefit district, followed by a time for questions. Registration is not required.

Sound Transit invites the public to learn more about the 2024 Service Plan. The agency continues to prepare to deliver new transit service to the region in 2024, including a potential opening of 2 Line service between South Bellevue and Redmond Technology Stations, and adjusting ST Express service to provide connections to new Link stations. 

A section of the Eastrail will be closed between 120th and 108th Ave NE in Bellevue starting next Monday, from June 12-30. Check out EastRailPartners blog for more info: https://eastrailpartners.org/ep-news/northup-connector-construction-begins-june-1

From King County Metro:

In celebration of American Asian Native Hawaiian Pasifika (AANHP) Heritage month, I would like to take a moment to acknowledge and honor the history, culture and contributions of our AANHP community.

Recognizing heritage months provides an opportunity for us to celebrate the diverse communities that make up our region and to better understand how systemic racism has impacted these communities, both past and present, and the work we can do together to help dismantle it.

King County Metro announced temporary service reductions that will go into effect at the Fall Service Change, on Sept. 2, 2023.  

These temporary reductions will match our schedule to what we are currently able to operate on a daily basis. This will mean a more reliable schedule for riders, instead of the daily cancellation of approximately 5% of our scheduled service.  

"King County Metro will increase reliability and build resiliency with its fall update to transit schedules. The agency currently is delivering 95% of more than 11,200 daily bus trips while facing challenges with canceled trips. The changes beginning in September will ensure riders can have confidence knowing that Metro will be there no matter where they need to go."