County Connection joins the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), BART, and transit partners across the Bay Area in preparing for the launch of Next Generation Clipper (Clipper 2.0) — a major upgrade to the region’s contactless fare payment system. The new system officially goes live on December 10, 2025, beginning an 8–12-week transition period that will bring faster, more flexible, and more connected fare payment options to riders.
Clipper, managed by MTC and accepted by 24 Bay Area transit agencies, has been a cornerstone of regional travel for decades. County Connection was one of the earliest adopters, partnering with BART on a pilot in 1993 that used paper mag-stripe tickets. Today, 81% of County Connection fares are paid using Clipper—one of the highest adoption rates in the region, behind only BART and Golden Gate Ferry.
What’s New with Clipper 2.0
The upcoming Clipper 2.0 system represents a complete modernization of the region’s fare network, including new hardware, software, and customer tools. Among its many improvements:
Cloud-Based System & Instant Value: Stored value and passes will now be kept in the cloud rather than on the card itself. Riders will be able to use added funds instantly, eliminating current delays of up to five days when reloading online.
Tap and Ride Convenience: Riders will be able to pay adult fares directly using contactless credit or debit cards or mobile payment methods such as Apple Pay or Google Pay—no Clipper card required. County Connection riders can tap their phone, watch, or card to board, joining BART as part of the Bay Area’s growing Tap and Ride network.
Seamless Interagency Transfers: For the first time, passengers transferring between any Bay Area transit agencies will receive a transfer discount of up to $2.85 within a two-hour window. For example, a rider traveling from San Francisco State University to Diablo Valley College via Muni, BART, and County Connection will now receive transfer discounts across each leg of the trip—potentially riding County Connection for free.
Family Management: Clipper’s new app will allow families to manage multiple Clipper cards from a single device.
Online Youth and Senior Cards: Riders will soon be able to apply for youth and senior Clipper cards online, streamlining access to regional discounted fares.
Institutional and Promotional Passes: County Connection will gain flexibility to administer multiple institutional pass programs through Clipper, such as the Bishop Ranch ECO Pass currently used by Bishop Ranch employees.
County Connection’s Preparation Efforts
County Connection has spent the past two years preparing for the transition:
All buses are now equipped with Clipper 2.0-ready card readers, and staff training on the new Customer Service Terminal is underway.
County Connection has worked with MTC on an interagency transfer pilot, ensuring riders will receive discounts across agencies beginning in December.
County Connection staff and MTC are collaborating with Sunset Development (owner of Bishop Ranch) to migrate the ECO Pass program into the new system.
What Riders Need to Know
Card Upgrade Timeline: Beginning December 10, existing Clipper cards will be upgraded to the new system over 8–12 weeks. Riders can speed up the process by logging into clippercard.com, using the Clipper app, or calling Clipper Customer Service (877.878.8883) to initiate the upgrade manually.
Avoiding “Card Clash”: With multiple contactless payment options, riders should remove their Clipper or bank card from their wallet or purse when tapping to ensure the correct card is charged.
County Connection’s Marketing team will work closely with MTC on an outreach campaign to educate riders about these changes through social media, onboard signage, newsletters, and digital screens.
Looking Ahead
“The Clipper system connects all the public transit systems in the Bay Area together using one fare card to go anywhere,” said Bill Churchill, County Connection’s General Manager. “Clipper 2.0 will make riding transit convenient, simple, and more connected than ever before.”
Navigating your way through the holiday season can be challenging for some. County Connection is committed to public service and knows that besides needing an affordable transit option, there are those who may need help in other ways.
If you or someone you know is experiencing food insecurity, looking for shelter, or are in need of crisis counseling support, there are resources available in Contra Costa:
If you are unhoused, at risk, a shelter resident, or if you know someone who is in need of any assistance, learn more about the available resources and services in Contra Costa County. Join us at the Unhoused Resource Fair at the Concord Library and connect with 25+ local organizations offering help with housing, health, food, transit, pets, and more. Everyone is welcome! > Learn more
COUNTY CONNECTION RESOURCES
Safe Place (1-800-786-2929) – All County Connection buses serve as a Safe Place for youth in crisis. A Safe Place is a designated place that can help youth in crisis by connecting them with available resources. If you are a youth in crisis, find a County Connection bus and tell them you are in need of help. Other ways to get help:
Phone – text the word SAFE and your current location (address, city, state) to the number 69866. You will receive a message with the closest Safe Place location. You will also have the option to text interactively with a professional for more help. It’s quick, confidential, and safe.
Speak to someone on the phone by calling the National Runaway Safeline at 1-800-RUNAWAY (1-800-786-2929).
Safe Place is not intended to replace 911 in emergency situations. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
Free Routes – County Connection offers ten free routes (marked green) to any passenger. These routes travel around Central Contra Costa County and can connect you to resources.
FOOD INSECURITY
Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano(multiple locations) – Free food is available near you!Click here to see a map of Food Distribution Sites (listed by city) to find a location or call 855-309-3663.
Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa(multiple locations) – Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa Operated Dining Rooms are open to the public and serve anyone that is in need of food. There are dining rooms located in Antioch, Martinez, Oakley, Pittsburg, and Walnut Creek. Click here to find a meal near you.
GROW (Grass Roots Outreach Warriors)(Concord) – GROW not only provides meals to whomever needs it (6 days a week), they also offer laundry and hygiene services, as well as providing supplies such as clothing and pet supplies. Dinner served:
Baldwin Park, 2727 Parkside Circle in Concord (Port Chicago Hwy & Bonifacio) Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday @ 4pm
Cowell Park, 3501 Cowell Road in Concord (Cowell Road, just west of Babel) Monday, Wednesday, Friday @ 4pm
Monument Crisis Center (1990 Market Street, Concord) – The food distribution program provides stability for low income and at-risk individuals and families in Contra Costa County. Distribution is Monday-Wednesday, 9am-Noon.
Hillcrest United Church of Christ(404 Gregory Lane, Pleasant Hill) – Hillcrest Community Service Programs offers a food pantry, clothing room, and care ministries for those in need.
CRISIS COUNSELING
Contra Costa Crisis Center(Walnut Creek, Call 988 or 1-800-273-8255) – Seek culturally relevant resources and assistance for yourself or others in need of crisis or suicide prevention, and grief counseling.
Rainbow Community Center(Concord, non-crisis intake line 925-692-2056) – Provides clinical and peer groups for LGBTQIA2S+ to promote acceptance, bring people together, and improve communication.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (nation-wide, call 988) – 988 has been designated as the three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Crisis Lifeline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across the United States.
NAMI Contra Costa – Provides support, outreach, education and advocacy to individuals living with and families impacted by mental illness.
Shelter Inc.(Pleasant Hill, 925-435-2074) – Rebuilding lives one family at a time, by helping reestablish a home, and assisting with the skills and resources families need to live the life they deserve.
Winter Nights Family Shelter(Pleasant Hill, 925-435-2074, info@cccwinternights.org) – The Winter Nights Family Shelter serves families with children, including shelter, meals, transportation, day tutors, counseling and a parking lot program.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
The Ladybug Program(Concord) – The Ladybug Program assembles and distributes menstrual supplies to women and teens in need. Click here to email The Ladybug Program to request period supplies and/or menstrual health management materials.
4 Our Families(Martinez, 925-335-6581) – Provides resource referral and benefit assistance for CalFresh, Medi-Cal, CalWORKS, General Assistance, and Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI).
If you know of other community resources available in Contra Costa County or would like to make a suggested edit to the list above, please contact the County Connection Marketing Department, marketing@cccta.org.
WHY ARE THERE CHANGES IN SERVICE? County Connection is making time adjustments to some of our routes to better align with neighboring transit agency schedules and improve on time performance. The updated schedules are intended to provide a more seamless transit experience across agencies. If you have questions, contact Customer Service 925-676-7500.
¿POR QUÉ HAY CAMBIOS EN EL SERVICIO? County Connection está haciendo ajustes de tiempo en algunas de nuestras rutas para alinearse mejor con los horarios de las agencias de transporte vecinas y mejorar la puntualidad. Los horarios actualizados están destinados a proporcionar una experiencia de tránsito más fluida entre las agencias. Si tiene preguntas, comuníquese con Servicio al Cliente al 925-676-7500.
Notice of Public Hearing – Thursday, October 16, 2025 , 9:00 am
The Central Contra Costa Transit Authority (County Connection) will hold a public hearing to receive public comment on the following proposed changes to Route 4:
Change to the alignment to streamline route and improve reliability.
Increase to the frequency on weekdays to bus every 15 minutes.
Service Change Proposal
The Central Contra Costa Transit Authority (County Connection) is seeking public comment on proposed changes to Route 4 in Walnut Creek.
Alignment Change
County Connection is proposing a new alignment for the bus route to address existing issues. The changes are designed to streamline the route for more reliable service while still serving popular destinations. This involves leveraging existing pedestrian infrastructure to facilitate movement to and from bus stops and improving the stops themselves to meet current ADA standards in partnership with the City of Walnut Creek. Furthermore, stop locations will be optimized to balance spacing and utilize the Transit Signal Priority (TSP) system, ultimately improving on-time performance.
Route 4: Current AlignmentRoute 4: Proposed Alignment
Frequency Change
County Connection is proposing increasing Route 4 bus frequency to every 15 minutes on Weekdays. County Connection partnered with the City of Walnut Creek and Resources for Community Development (an affordable housing developer) in applying to the State of California for an Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Grant for the Civic Crossing project, a new affordable housing development at 699 Ygnacio Valley Road. The grant was awarded in April 2024 and provides operating funds to increase frequency on Route 4 from every 20 minutes to every 15 minutes on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
How to Comment
Comments can be submitted in writing via mail, email, or online, or at the scheduled public hearing. Written comments must be received by October 8, 2025.
Add a comment on this post (see bottom of page)
Mail your comment in writing to: Director of Planning & Marketing 2477 Arnold Industrial Way Concord, CA 94520
By phone: 408-638-0968 (Meeting ID: 853 9913 3311)
NOTE: It is anticipated that the Board of Directors will take action on the proposed changes at their regular meeting scheduled for October 16, 2025, following the public hearing. If approved, the proposed changes would take effect on January 11, 2026
CONCORD, CA – East Bay bus transit operators County Connection, LAVTA (Wheels), Tri Delta Transit, and WestCAT applaud California lawmakers for approving the Connect Bay Area Act, Senate Bill 63 (SB 63). The bill paves the way for a regional funding measure that could stabilize transit service for millions of Bay Area riders, including thousands who depend daily on the Tri-Valley and Contra Costa County’s bus systems.
SB 63 authorizes a Public Transit Revenue Measure to be placed on the November 2026 ballot if sufficient voter signatures are collected. The measure would establish a half-cent sales tax in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, and San Mateo counties, and a one-cent sales tax in San Francisco, creating a sustainable funding stream to preserve and expand essential transit service.
“This is a turning point for East Bay bus operators,” said Bill Churchill, General Manager of County Connection. “For too long, bus operators like ours have stretched every dollar just to maintain basic service. SB 63 has the potential to provide stable, long-term funding that allows us to maintain essential services and respond to new demands. With this support, we can better serve our riders, reduce congestion, and meet climate goals.”
For smaller transit agencies, SB 63 could mean the difference between cutting essential services and building a system that meets the needs of a changing region.
“SB 63 gives our communities a chance to secure reliable funding that ensures students can get to school, seniors can access essential services, and workers can depend on us to reach their jobs,” said Christy Wegener, Executive Director of the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority, provider of Wheels services. “It’s about protecting the everyday trips that keep the Tri-Valley moving.”
Without new revenue, many East Bay operators would face difficult decisions about reducing service – cuts that would hit transit-dependent riders the hardest.
“The mobility needs of Contra Costa County’s most vulnerable populations depend on frequent, safe and reliable bus service,” said Rashidi Barnes, CEO of Tri Delta Transit. “SB 63 is a vital step toward ensuring we can provide equitable, safe, and consistent transportation in Eastern Contra Costa—where transit is essential to both economic mobility and quality of life. This bill brings real hope to the people we serve.”
“WestCAT plays a unique role in connecting riders in Western Contra Costa to the broader Bay Area,” said Rob Thompson, General Manager of WestCAT. “Sustainable funding from SB 63 means we can protect these lifeline services, expand where demand is growing, and invest in cleaner, greener buses. It’s a smart investment in equity, the economy, and the environment.”
The Tri-Valley and Contra Costa transit partners extend appreciation to Senators Scott Wiener and Jesse Arreguin for authoring the legislation, Governor Gavin Newsom for his leadership, and the region’s legislative delegation for continued support of transit riders.
Did you know September is Transit Month in the Bay Area?
It’s the perfect time to leave the car behind and explore the many events happening across central Contra Costa—all easily reached with County Connection! Catch Off the Grid food truck nights in Pleasant Hill, enjoy live music at Concord’s Music & Market Concert Series, celebrate at Walnut Creek’s 25th Annual Joybound Pet Festival, or raise a stein at Side Gate Brewery’s Oktoberfest in Concord.
From food and wine festivals to free concerts in the park, County Connection gets you there while supporting sustainable travel. Join us in celebrating transit and all the things that make our region special! See below for a list of events happening around you this month.
Or, if you’d like to expand your horizons and connect to the broader Bay Area, see all the things happening this month in celebration of public transit! > More
Contra Costa Events Happening in September
September 4 | 5-9pm 🍔Off The Grid, City Hall Park, 138 Trelany Road, Pleasant Hill 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Routes 9, 16, 18 Treat yourself to Off the Grid Food Truck Nights in Pleasant Hill! Enjoy live music, games, lawn activities, great food and drinks, and partnerships with local organizations to support community causes—so grab your friends and family for a fun, laid-back evening! > More
September 4 | 6:30-8pm 🎵Concord Music & Market Concert Series, Todos Santos Plaza, 2175 Willow Pass Rd, Concord 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 11(Look for County Connection staff for giveaways at the Concord Preparedness Fair!) On Thursday nights at Todos Santos Plaza, enjoy the Farmers’ Market (4pm) followed by free concerts, featuring a great lineup of Bay Area musicians playing salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, rock, Motown, pop, and more. Musical guests include Native Elements. > More
September 5 | 5-9pm 🍔Night Market, Chilpancingo Park, 200 Golf Club Rd, Pleasant Hill 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Routes 9, 20 Join us for Night Market, every 1st & 3rd Friday (through Nov 7th) in Pleasant Hill. Featuring 50+vendors, food, beverage and live Asia, Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cultural performances. Free event and parking. > More
September 6 | 1:30-6pm 🌴Bunco Luau, 1875 Arnold Drive, Martinez 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 316 Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at Soroptimist International of Martinez’s fundraising event. Proceeds from ticket sales go to providing women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment.> More
September 6 | 4-6pm 🎵Danville Summer Music, Prospect Park Plaza, 396 Hartz Ave, Danville 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 321 Bring a blanket, a picnic, and the whole family down to Oak Hill Park for an evening of music, dancing and socializing. This evening features musical guest, James Patrick Regan. > More
September 11 | 5-8pm 🍔Food Truck Night Thursday, Orinda Community Center, 28 Orinda Way, Orinda 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 6 (walk from Orinda BART) Take the night off from cooking and enjoy rotating food trucks, desserts, beer and wine, and free every-other-week concerts in Orinda’s family- and dog-friendly park, featuring favorites like Cousins Maine Lobster, Golden Gate Gyro, Rosie’s Mexican Food, More Life Ice Desserts, and the Guzzler bar on wheels. This evening features musical guest, Last Ones Picked. > More
September 11 | 5-9pm 🍔Off The Grid, City Hall Park, 138 Trelany Road, Pleasant Hill 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 9, 16, 18 Treat yourself to Off the Grid Food Truck Nights in Pleasant Hill! Enjoy live music, games, lawn activities, great food and drinks, and partnerships with local organizations to support community causes—so grab your friends and family for a fun, laid-back evening! > More
September 11 | 6:30-8pm 🎵Concord Music & Market Concert Series, Todos Santos Plaza, 2175 Willow Pass Rd, Concord 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 11 On Thursday nights at Todos Santos Plaza, enjoy the Farmers’ Market (4pm) followed by free concerts, featuring a great lineup of Bay Area musicians playing salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, rock, Motown, pop, and more. Musical guests include Strange Days. > More
September 13 | 5:30-10pm 🍸Martini Shake Off, 525 Henrietta, Martinez 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 316(service till about 8pm) Don’t miss out on this Elegant sell out event and join us in celebrating Martinez as the birthplace of the Martini! > More
September 14 | 11am-4pm 🐶Joybound Around Town and Broadway, 1275 Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 4, 321 Joybound’s 25th Annual Pet Festival brings together thousands of animal lovers for a fun-filled day of parades, contests, live music, and family activities—all while raising funds to support pet rescue, adoption, veterinary care, and service dog programs. > More
September 18 | 6:30-8pm 🎵Concord Music & Market Concert Series, Todos Santos Plaza, 2175 Willow Pass Rd, Concord 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 11 On Thursday nights at Todos Santos Plaza, enjoy the Farmers’ Market (4pm) followed by free concerts, featuring a great lineup of Bay Area musicians playing salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, rock, Motown, pop, and more. Musical guests include Annie Sampson. > More
September 18 | 7-9pm 🎵Pleasant Hill Summer Concert Series, Downtown Plaza, 60 Crescent Dr, Pleasant Hill 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 9, 16, 18 Downtown Pleasant Hill offers great shopping and dining experience in an outdoor setting. Enjoy some great summer entertainment this summer, in downtown Pleasant Hill. Musical guests include Foreverland (Michael Jackson tribute band). > More
September 19 | 5-9pm 🍺Side Gate Brewery Oktoberfest, 1822 Grant Street, Concord 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 11 Celebrate Oktoberfest 2025 at Side Gate Brewery with exclusive German-style beers, delicious food, live music, a stein-holding contest, local craft vendors, and a $25 presale ticket that includes a stein, first pour, and a take-home can of Oktoberfence. > More
September 20 | 10am-7pm & September 21 | 10am-6pm 🍷Lafayette Art & Wine Festival, La Fiesta Square, Lafayette 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 6 Join us at the Lafayette Art & Wine Festival and stroll among the booths of art and handmade crafts, while enjoying foods from our local restaurants, as well as quality wines and microbrews. > More
September 25 | 5-9pm 🍔Off The Grid, City Hall Park, 138 Trelany Road, Pleasant Hill 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 9, 16, 18 Treat yourself to Off the Grid Food Truck Nights in Pleasant Hill! Enjoy live music, games, lawn activities, great food and drinks, and partnerships with local organizations to support community causes—so grab your friends and family for a fun, laid-back evening! > More
September 25 | 6:30-8pm 🎵Concord Music & Market Concert Series, Todos Santos Plaza, 2175 Willow Pass Rd, Concord 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 11 On Thursday nights at Todos Santos Plaza, enjoy the Farmers’ Market (4pm) followed by free concerts, featuring a great lineup of Bay Area musicians playing salsa, jazz, zydeco, blues, rock, Motown, pop, and more. Musical guests include The Purple Ones . > More
September 27 | 11am-3pm 🍷Pear and Wine Festival, Moraga Commons Park, Moraga 🚍Bus Service: County Connection Route 6 Enjoy an afternoon at Moraga Commons Park with family and friends, featuring pear pies, pear salad, specialty pear drinks, Lamorinda AVA wine, live music, community organizations, Moraga history, and local businesses. > More
Transit Month has a Rider Contest, which is a leaderboard for anyone looking to get more out of their transit experience. It’s easy. Sign up. Log any transit ride within the Bay Area…and win prizes! You may even win a County Connection beanie (as modeled by our stylish staff). It’s free to participate in the Rider Contest. > Check it out!
WHY ARE THERE CHANGES IN SERVICE? County Connection is making time adjustments to some of our routes to better align with neighboring transit agency schedules and improve on time performance. The updated schedules are intended to provide a more seamless transit experience across agencies. If you have questions, contact Customer Service 925-676-7500.
¿POR QUÉ HAY CAMBIOS EN EL SERVICIO? County Connection está haciendo ajustes de tiempo en algunas de nuestras rutas para alinearse mejor con los horarios de las agencias de transporte vecinas y mejorar la puntualidad. Los horarios actualizados están destinados a proporcionar una experiencia de tránsito más fluida entre las agencias. Si tiene preguntas, comuníquese con Servicio al Cliente al 925-676-7500.
CONCORD, CA – Four East Bay transit agencies—County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, WestCAT, and Wheels—are working to bring more young riders to public transit with their free youth promotions going on throughout the summer. From June 1 through July 31, youth aged 18 and under can ride for free on County Connection, Tri Delta Transit, and WestCAT, while Wheels offers its Summer Youth Ride Free for a second year with the promotion through August 31.
This collaborative initiative aims to increase transit use by making public transportation more accessible, especially for youth navigating summer social and work options.
“For Tri Delta Transit, this pilot lowers barriers and connects youth to summer jobs and programs—on our system and beyond,” said Rashidi Barnes, CEO of Tri Delta Transit. “There’s a whole world in California accessible by transit.”
In addition to increasing mobility, the pilot gives agencies a chance to better understand youth travel behavior. Ridership data is collected as youth board, and some agencies may have opt-in surveys, helping to provide a picture of the youth demographic and their travel habits, informing future planning and service decisions.
“It’s essential to build a new generation of riders,” said Rob Thompson, General Manager of WestCAT. “Youth can explore local systems and connect to others—like AC Transit, BART, and even ride our Lynx express to San Francisco, for free.”
“Wheels’ Summer Youth Ride Free program was a hit last year,” added Christy Wegener, Executive Director of LAVTA. “Now, with our neighboring agencies on board, we’re expanding that reach—helping youth connect in person and travel to jobs, getting them off their screens and out into their communities.”
This unified effort comes at a critical time—following a reallocation of funding and the recent discontinuation of the Summer Youth Pass. In its absence, these fare-free programs fill an essential gap, supporting not only youth mobility but also helping families who rely on public transportation during the summer months when school is out.
“The Youth Ride Free initiative helps us rethink how to serve young riders,” said County Connection General Manager Bill Churchill. “We’re excited about the data we collect–and even our new Youth Ride Free leaderboard–will inform future youth-focused programs.”
At the end of summer, Contra Costa and Tri-Valley youth can continue their transit journeys by utilizing a Youth Clipper pass which offers discounted fares across all Bay Area transit.
For more information about each agency’s free youth ride programs:
Notice of Public Hearing – Thursday, June 19, 2025, 9:00 am
The Central Contra Costa Transit Authority (County Connection) will hold a public hearing to receive public comment on the following proposed changes to Clipper fares:
Continuation of the 50% discount for single-ride fare for Clipper START riders
Continuation of the 50% discount for single-ride fare for Youth Clipper riders
Clipper START & Youth Clipper Discounts
County Connection’s Clipper START and Youth Clipper fare discounts began as a pilot program in January 2021. The Clipper START program offers a 50% discount on single-ride Clipper fares for eligible low-income adults. To provide a similar benefit for younger riders, County Connection implemented a parallel 50% discount for those using a Youth Clipper card (ages 6-18), as Clipper START is limited to adults over 18.
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), which partially subsidizes Clipper START, proposes making the program permanent after the pilot concludes on June 30, 2025. County Connection, therefore, recommends continuing the 50% single-ride fare discount for Clipper START riders, contingent on continued funding from MTC or similar sources. Additionally, to ensure youth continue to benefit, County Connection propose maintaining the parallel 50% discount for youth riders (ages 6-18) using a Youth Clipper car
How to Comment
Comments can be submitted in writing via mail, email, or online, or at the scheduled public hearing. Written comments must be received by June 11, 2025.
Add a comment on this post (see bottom of page)
Mail your comment in writing to: Director of Planning & Marketing 2477 Arnold Industrial Way Concord, CA 94520
By phone: 408-638-0968 (Meeting ID: 853 9913 3311)
NOTE: It is anticipated that the Board of Directors will take action on the proposed fare program at their regular meeting scheduled for June 19, 2025 following the public hearing.
Service suspended for summer. Service will resume in August.
WHY ARE THERE CHANGES IN SERVICE? County Connection is making time adjustments to some of our routes to better align with neighboring transit agency schedules and improve on time performance. The updated schedules are intended to provide a more seamless transit experience across agencies. If you have questions, contact Customer Service 925-676-7500.
¿POR QUÉ HAY CAMBIOS EN EL SERVICIO? County Connection está haciendo ajustes de tiempo en algunas de nuestras rutas para alinearse mejor con los horarios de las agencias de transporte vecinas y mejorar la puntualidad. Los horarios actualizados están destinados a proporcionar una experiencia de tránsito más fluida entre las agencias. Si tiene preguntas, comuníquese con Servicio al Cliente al 925-676-7500.
