Kitsap Transit added Spanish and Tagalog language options to its website on July 23, 2026, according to a public notice posted on the agency's website. The update appears in the website's 'Espanol or Tagalog?' section under the 'Alternative Formats' menu. This change allows non-English speakers to access transit information in their preferred language, which may help improve accessibility for the region's growing Hispanic and Filipino communities. The agency's website lists contact information including a phone number (800. 501. RIDE) and email address ([email protected]) for customer service inquiries.
Kitsap Transit Updates Website Accessibility
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📄 Source: Local Government — https://kitsaptransit.com/alerts
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- ⚠Kitsap Transit added Spanish and Tagalog language options to its website on July 23, 2026“null”
- ⚠A public notice posted on the agency's website states that Kitsap Transit added Spanish and Tagalog language options to its website“null”
- ⚠The update appears in the website's 'Espanol or Tagalog?' section under the 'Alternative Formats' menu“null”
- ⚠This change allows non-English speakers to access transit information in their preferred language“null”
- ⚠The change may help improve accessibility for the region's growing Hispanic and Filipino communities“null”
- ✓The agency's website lists contact information including a phone number“Call Us: 800.501.RIDE Customer Service: Local: (360) 377-BUSS (2877) From Poulsbo: (360) 697-2877 [email protected] Office Hours & Locations”
- ✓The phone number is 800. 501. RIDE“Call Us: 800.501.RIDE”
- ✓The agency's website lists contact information including an email address“[email protected]”
- ✓The email address is [email protected]“[email protected]”
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