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VOTE APPROVED
Vote YES on Snohomish County Community Transit: Proposition No. 1
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Snohomish County is one of the nation’s fastest growing areas, resulting in longer commutes and traffic gridlock impacting our families and quality of life. Proposition 1 would add bus service and reduce transit wait times, extend bus hours, and expand routes to serve more communities throughout Snohomish County. Proposition 1 funds these important improvements through a 0.3 percent increase in the county sales and use tax.
We need transportation solutions that reduce congestion and move people efficiently. Vote YES on Proposition 1.Last updated: 2023-04-05Snohomish County is one of the nation’s fastest growing areas, resulting in longer commutes and traffic gridlock impacting our families and quality of life. Proposition 1 would add bus service and reduce transit wait times, extend bus hours, and expand routes to serve more communities throughout Snohomish County. Proposition 1 funds these important improvements through a 0.3 percent increase in the county sales and use tax.
We need transportation solutions that reduce congestion and move people efficiently. Vote YES on Proposition 1.Snohomish County is one of the nation’s fastest growing areas, resulting in longer commutes and traffic gridlock impacting our families and quality of life. Proposition 1 would add bus service and reduce transit wait times, extend bus hours, and expand routes to serve more communities throughout Snohomish County. Proposition 1 funds these important improvements through a 0.3 percent increase in the county sales and use tax.
We need transportation solutions that reduce congestion and move people efficiently. Vote YES on Proposition 1.Snohomish County Community Transit: Proposition No. 1
Snohomish County is one of the nation’s fastest growing areas, resulting in longer commutes and traffic gridlock impacting our families and quality of life.
Initiative 1366
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