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One is the Park and Ride location across from Gateway Center. The other shuttle stops are between the two south entrances into Gateway Center on North Fair Avenue.

The meeting will be held via Zoom and in person at Yakima City Hall, 129 N. 2nd Street.

The Bus Book reflects changes to Routes 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9.

Parking isn't allowed on grounds of the arboretum so city officials recommend you take the city shuttle bus.

The planned change in the Yakima Transit route to reach the center happens on Monday, June 14. For more information check yakimatransit.org.

For more information about Yakima Transit routes call 575-6175 or visit Yakima Transit.

It also allows users to give feedback about Yakima Transit’s service. DoubleMap’s app is available for free on the App Store and Google Play.

Final approval of the report is expected to go to the Yakima City Council during its regular meeting on Tuesday, November 19.

If you are planning on heading to the Central Washington State Fair but don't want to hassle with parking AND want to save a few shekels for an extra corn dog, check out the FREE shuttle service being offered by Yakima Transit.

Sunday transit service in Yakima and the Yakima/Ellensburg commuter bus service are expected to be eliminated during the Yakima City Council meeting Tuesday.