We provide service to Clallam County through 13 fixed routes, two microtransit routes, and complimentary demand-response services with a fleet of approximately 100 vehicles.
Our service area covers 1,738 square miles and serves Clallam County residents and visitors alike.
CTS maintains over 60 bus shelters, five park-and-ride lots, and three transfer centers.
To enhance the quality of life, bolster mobility, and create opportunities through public transit.
Provide customer-friendly, reliable, economical, and efficient transportation services that encourage residents and visitors to select Clallam Transit System as an integral part of their routine transportation choices.
Our Value Statements serve as the guiding principles of how we do business. As an organization and as individual employees, we care about the quality of life in our region, which we promote and enhance by respecting:
On July 24, 1979 Clallam County Public Transportation Benefit Area* (PTBA) formed with the trade name of Clallam Transit System.
Clallam County voters subsequently approved the collection of a sales tax not to exceed 0.3 percent of one cent to fund the transportation services provided.
On October 13, 1980 Clallam Transit System (CTS) began operations with a fleet of 12, 22-passenger vehicles servicing 10 fixed routes.
Paratransit operations began through contracted services to meet the needs of Clallam County's disabled and elderly populations.
In 1984 the west end of the county (Forks, La Push, Clallam Bay, Sekiu, and Neah Bay) were annexed into the PBTA.
After the elimination of the state motor vehicle excise tax (MVET), voters approved an additional 0.3 percent of one cent to replace the lost revenue from the MVET and establish needed revenue to continue the public transportation services provided by Clallam Transit System.
CTS assumed operations of paratransit services, now known as
Clallam Connect
Expanded regional service to the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal through the Strait Shot Route #123.
Seasonal summer service to Hurricane Ridge began.
Implemented microtransit service in Forks and Sequim.
*A public transportation benefit area (PTBA) is a Washington State Special Purpose District whose sole function is to provide public transportation in a designated area.
CONTACT
Call us:
360-452-4511
800-858-3747 Toll free
888-417-5445 TTY
Visit us:
Administration Building
830 West Lauridsen Boulevard
Port Angeles, Washington 98363
Hours:
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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