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Veterans Day poster
Tuesday is Veterans Day and we thank all those who served. Buses will run regular schedules but GHT administrative offices will be closed on Tuesday for the holiday.
Additionally, the GHT Board Meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been moved to Wednesday at 4pm. More details are on our website.
Advanced mode: Make a transfer to Forks via the Jefferson Transit Authority on their Olympic Connection at Amanda Park.
You can go around the entire peninsula by bus!
Grays Harbor Transit's Route 50 bus in front of the Quinault Mercantile Store
Lake Quinault Lodge hiding behind ferns
Merriman Falls and mossy trees
Merriman Falls from below
Are you a fan of ferns, fungi, and waterfalls? Then you should take the bus to Quinault!
Grays Harbor Transit's Route 50 offers service to Quinault and Amanda Park seven days a week. With a bike rack on front, your adventure can take on extra range.
Are you going to the ๐ฆ๐ฝ๐ผ๐ผ๐ธ๐๐ฎ๐ฐ๐๐น๐ฎ๐ฟ this weekend? If so, consider taking the bus!
All routes lead to our Aberdeen Transit Center just a short walk away from the trick or treating fun.
Event details here: www.downtownaberdeen.org/spooktacular
As the weather changes, remember that you can always take the bus as a back up plan. Maybe you donโt always take the bus, but but we'll be here on those days youโre not comfortable driving - or just want to sit back and enjoy the view!
๐ท: Route 40 coming back from Olympia
GHT started service in 1975 as the first countywide transit agency in WA under a newly passed law. In 1978, we added 10 brand new buses to the fleet. This photo shows the day we received them.
Grays Harbor Transit is celebrating 50 years of service this year. Thanks for joining us on the ride!
When you see Route 80 on a bus, that means it's running a special service. Last Friday, we got to provide transportation for the GGHI Showcase Tour of North Beach with stops in Seabrook Washington and at Lytle Seafoods
Have you ever tried an oyster? Have you tried riding the bus and then an oyster?
GHT is celebrating 50 years of service! Take a look back at the history of transit in Grays Harbor County and how transit has been a part of our community.
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Grays Harbor Transit is celebrating 50 years of service to the community this year. When was the first time you rode the bus here?
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Service Alert and FUN Alert! GHT will be participating in the Elks Grand Parade in Hoquiam this Saturday.
HOWEVER, due to the parade, the Hoquiam Transit Center will be closed all day Saturday and all buses will move to a temporary stop at Central Elementary School on Simpson.
"I love that I get to ride the bus to the beach and back for free!"
Recently, we asked riders WHY public transit is important to them. Some of the answers are fun!
"I love that I get to ride the bus to the beach and back for free!"
Why is public transit important to YOU?
#TransitIsWhy
Photograph of Tami with GHT General Manager Ken Mehin
Tami Dragoo (aka Crafty Tami) celebrated her last day at GHT today! Tami wore many hats with us over 29ยฝ years, but she will always be remembered as the creative force who developed so many fun and engaging things for our team and our riders. Congrats and enjoy retirement!
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Dan Campos receiving his Wall of Fame certificate at WSTA.
GHT's longest serving employee is retiring this month after an impressive 40 years on the job! Dan Campos has operated buses on both our fixed routes and SVS.
Dan was also recognized for his years of service on the Wall of Fame at the Washington Public Transportation Conference last week. Congrats!
Poster stating that GHT will be closed for Labor Day.
Service Alert: All Grays Harbor Transit services and offices will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 1. No buses will be running.
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Members of the GHT team receiving recognition.
When a dialysis center in Aberdeen closed for maintenance last year, the GHT team quickly coordinated with healthcare providers to ensure patients could continue to receive needed care at the next closest clinic - nearly 50 miles away.
The GHT team was recognized at WSTA for their work this week.
Photograph of a board showing several sticky notes where riders wrote down why transit is important to them (as noted in post text)
Why is transit important to you? We asked riders in Aberdeen last week and here is some of what they had to say:
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I love that I get to ride the bus to the beach and back for free!!
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The drivers are great and very helpful!
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Transit is freedom!
#TransitIsWhy
Riders playing a spin the wheel game to win prizes
A rider writing down why transit is important to them
Picture of Aberdeen Transit Center full of riders
GHT Operations Manager with a rider visiting from the Seattle area
A big THANK YOU to the hundreds of people who joined us for Rider Appreciation Day in Aberdeen! We love getting to meet riders and hearing why transit is important to you.
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