The Everett Link Extension project is now conducting early scoping and requesting public comments! Early scoping is one of the first opportunities you will have to help Sound Transit better understand your community and potential environmental concerns related to the project. You can also provide input on the potential routes, station locations and the location of the new operations and maintenance facility (OMF). Comments may be submitted by visiting our interactive website, emailing everettlinkcomments@soundtransit.org, leaving a voicemail at (888) 512-8599 or by mail:
Everett Link Extension
c/o Kathy Fendt
Sound Transit
401 S. Jackson St.
Seattle, WA 98104
Early scoping is an important part of the alternatives development process. During this phase, Sound Transit will evaluate potential alternatives to the ST3 representative project that could also meet the project’s purpose and need. During the early scoping comment period, we would like to hear from you about:
- Your community, its history, and places important to you that we should consider when studying the representative project and alternatives for stations, routes and a new operations and maintenance facility location.
- Potential benefits and impacts of the project on your community, the environment and/or transportation.
- Your thoughts on the project’s preliminary purpose and need.
- Any additional input you would like to share with us.
Comments accepted until Dec. 10.
You can learn more about the Everett Link Extension project by attending an upcoming virtual public meeting. The meetings will be held via Zoom and provide an opportunity to hear from the project team about the alternatives development process, potential routes and stations we’re studying and how to share your feedback with us and stay involved as the project progresses.
Wednesday, Nov. 17, from 12 - 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 18, from 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Registration in advance is not required. We plan to have live closed captioning and interpretation in American Sign Language, Spanish, Korean and Russian at these meetings. You can also contact us at everettlink@soundtransit.org or 206-370-5533 to let us know about your accessibility needs in advance. If you are unable to join one of the virtual public meetings, you can watch the pre-recorded presentation to learn more about the representative project and other potential alternatives we’re studying.
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