Island Transit re-launched our Community Advisory Committee (CAC) to provide additional input to agency senior management and Board of Directors. CAC members may recommend improvements to Island Transit’s plans, policies, and services. CAC meetings foster interactive discussions between community members, riders, and agency staff.

Membership of the CAC reflects diverse, inclusive, and a geographically-balanced representation of Island Transit's service area on Whidbey and Camano. We encourage membership of organizations and agencies that bring a new outlook on our services. The CAC is especially important during our first 20-Year Long Range Transit Plan. Community insight is essential to effective transportation planning, and the CAC will serve as a structured forum for community stakeholders to offer feedback, share perspectives, and engage directly with Island Transit staff as we look to the future.

The CAC is an advisory body. Recommendations by the CAC are advisory only and do not constitute an action, directive, or obligation by the Island Transit Board of Directors or any agency employees. The CAC is not authorized to act as an agent of Island Transit or to contact or incur any obligations on behalf of Island Transit.

Links to the CAC Guidelines and an Application are below. If you have questions, comments, or are interested in applying for membership in the CAC, we can be contacted in the following ways:

• Email Island Transit's Community Engagement team at communityengagement@islandtransit.org
• Send by mail to:

Island Transit

Attn: Community Engagement Team

19758 SR 20

Coupeville, WA 98239

• Call 360.678.7771