New on-demand “microtransit” service will be created in several areas of the county. Public hearings will be held for the next two months to allow for citizen input before board members make a final decision at their October board meeting.ĭue to changes in demand, C-TRAN is reducing express bus service into Portland and focusing on new service in Clark County. The Port of Vancouver, WSU, Camas and Washougal will see a new “microtransit” service offered to anyone living within the city limits of each city. The proposed service expansions will include new service into Ridgefield. Emerging from the executive session, board member Ty Stober proposed giving Donaghy a 7 percent pay raise in his salary to $202,257.
The board also went into executive session for roughly an hour near the end of the meeting, to review the performance of Donaghy. C-TRAN officials are also proposing service expansions to smaller communities around Clark County. These changes include making service reductions in “express” bus service to Portland which declined due to the pandemic.
New microtransit on-demand service to be offered in east county, Port of Vancouver, and WSUĪt a July Board meeting July 13, C-TRAN CEO Shawn Donaghy announced a series of service changes to C-TRAN’s fixed route system.
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