Link Transit TDP Open for Public Comment

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  Link Transit has released its Draft 2026–2031 Transit Development Plan for public review“Transit Development Plan (TDP) Open for Public Comment — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 23:01:18 +0000 Help Shape the Future of Public Transportation in Chelan and Douglas Counties! Link Transit has released its Draft 2026–2031 Transit Development Plan (TDP) for public review, and we invite you to share your comments before the Board of Directors considers adoption.”
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  Comments are due by August 17, 2026“Submit written comments by August 17, 2026 to [email protected], by mail at Board Clerk, 300 S. Columbia Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801, or online with the link below.”
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  The plan outlines service priorities“which outlines Link’s priorities for service, capital investments, financial planning, and strategic direction over the next ten years.”
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  The plan outlines capital investments“which outlines Link’s priorities for service, capital investments, financial planning, and strategic direction over the next ten years.”
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  The plan outlines strategic direction for the next decade“which outlines Link’s priorities for service, capital investments, financial planning, and strategic direction over the next ten years.”
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  Residents can submit feedback via email“Submit written comments by August 17, 2026 to [email protected], by mail at Board Clerk, 300 S. Columbia Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801, or online with the link below.”
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  Residents can submit feedback via mail“Submit written comments by August 17, 2026 to [email protected], by mail at Board Clerk, 300 S. Columbia Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801, or online with the link below.”
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  Residents can submit feedback via online“Submit written comments by August 17, 2026 to [email protected], by mail at Board Clerk, 300 S. Columbia Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801, or online with the link below.”
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  Residents can attend a public hearing on August 18“You are also invited to attend the public hearing on August 18th at 3:00pm in the Board Room at Columbia Station or you may attend by zoom.”
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  The public hearing is at 3 p.m.“You are also invited to attend the public hearing on August 18th at 3:00pm in the Board Room at Columbia Station or you may attend by zoom.”
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  The public hearing is at Columbia Station“You are also invited to attend the public hearing on August 18th at 3:00pm in the Board Room at Columbia Station or you may attend by zoom.”
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  The public hearing is via Zoom“Zoom link information for the public hearing: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81376497949?pwd=bS9BNjlGeGZKdHVIVmtHVFZ5UFdLdz09 Meeting ID: 813 7649 7949 Passcode: 694835 Or via mobile: 1-253-215-8782 View the Draft Transit Development Plan Submit Your Comment The post Transit Development Plan (TDP) Open for Public Comment appeared first on Link Transit .”
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  The plan follows a year of staff work to develop a comprehensive strategyNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The comprehensive strategy is for Chelan and Douglas counties' transit system“Transit Development Plan (TDP) Open for Public Comment — Mon, 03 Aug 2026 23:01:18 +0000 Help Shape the Future of Public Transportation in Chelan and Douglas Counties! Link Transit has released its Draft 2026–2031 Transit Development Plan (TDP) for public review, and we invite you to share your comments before the Board of Directors considers adoption. Over the past several months, staff have worked extensively to develop this comprehensive plan, which outlines Link’s priorities for service, capital investments, financial planning, and strategic direction over the next ten years.”
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  Public input is used to shape final decisions“Over the past several months, staff have worked extensively to develop this comprehensive plan, which outlines Link’s priorities for service, capital investments, financial planning, and strategic direction over the next ten years. While the draft reflects significant planning and analysis, public input remains an important part of the process and will help inform the Board’s final deliberations and future implementation decisions.”