Service update for Tuesday, October 20:

Local routes 10, 12, 14, 24, 28, 32, 66, 67 & 68 are operating on their Weekday schedules.

Routes 20, 30 & 60 are operating on their Daily schedule.  Due to access limitations, Route 30 will not serve the bus stop inside Los Guilicos until further notice.

Routes 34, 40, 42, 44, 48 & 62 are operating on their Weekday schedules.

Routes not listed are currently not in operation.

Until further notice, fares are not being collected. All passenger boarding will occur only at the rear door of buses, if equipped.

Public transit services continue to operate during the COVID-19 crisis to serve essential travel only. Essential travel is restricted to trips for necessary supplies, access to healthcare or to provide aid to family or friends. If you’re not making an essential trip, please do not ride and respect shelter in place requirements. Do not ride if you’re sick with a fever or cough.

All passengers are required to wear a face covering in order to comply with Sonoma County Public Health Order C19-07.

To protect the health and safety of other riders, drivers may inquire about the purpose of your travel.

For trip planning assistance, please contact us at 800-345-7433.

Mendocino Transit Authority (MTA) has announced that routes 65 & 95 will resume service on Monday, October 12. Route 65 provides service between Fort Bragg, Mendocino, Willits, Ukiah, Hopland and Santa Rosa. Upon request, the route serves the Windsor Depot, the Sonoma County Airport and Coddingtown. The southern route terminuses is the Second Street Transit Mall in downtown Santa Rosa. Route 65 operates Monday thru Saturday arriving at the Transit Mall from the north at 10:35am and departing north from the Transit Mall at 1:45pm.

Route 95 operates between Point Arena and Santa Rosa on weekdays,  serving Gualala, The Sea Ranch, Jenner, Bodega Bay, Bodega, Sebastopol and the Second Street Transit Mall in downtown Santa Rosa. Like Route 65, Route 95 also serves Coddingtown and the Sonoma County Airport upon request. Route 95 is subsidized by MTA and the County of Sonoma/Sonoma County Transit.

For more information visit: 4mta.org

On April, 13, 2020, the Sonoma County Health Officer issued Order C19-07 (effective Friday, April 17), that states that persons shall wear facial coverings in the following situations:

Before they enter any indoor facility besides their residence. Examples: grocery stores, laundromats/drycleaners, work facilities, post office, etc.

In any enclosed open space. Examples: outdoor work sites, construction sites, taxis/rideshares, or buses.

When outdoors if the person is unable to maintain a six-foot distance from another person at all times. Examples: Farmer’s market, pumping gas, drive thru/delivery/carry out/curbside pickup, etc.

All Sonoma County Transit and Sonoma County Paratransit passengers will be required to wear a face covering in order to comply with Health Officer Order C19-07.  As provided by the Order, a governmental entity, business owner, or operator may, to the extent authorized by law, refuse admission or service to any customer or visitor who fails to wear facial coverings. Compliance is necessary to protect the health and safety of drivers and passengers.

“Facial coverings” means any fabric or cloth that covers the mouth and nose. The facial covering can be made using household items (including scarves, bandanas, t-shirts, sweatshirts, towels, turtlenecks, or other fabric), can be sewn by hand, or factory-made.  Facial coverings should not be placed on children under age 2 or on anyone who has trouble breathing or is otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.

On March 2, 2020, the County of Sonoma declared a local Public Health Emergency to respond to novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Sonoma County Transit is closely monitoring the novel coronavirus outbreak, preparing for potential spread of the virus, and is following local, state and federal guidelines in taking precautionary measures to protect passengers who rely on local public transit services. To date, there has been no change to the level of transit services provided.

All Sonoma County Transit and Sonoma County Paratransit vehicles used to transport the public are cleaned daily. Interior surfaces that passengers are likely to touch are wiped down with a disinfectant each day. This includes handrails, stanchions, grab-bars, armrests and fareboxes. Buses that return to the yard mid-day are cleaned and disinfected prior to returning to service later in the day.

According to the Center for Disease Control, the immediate risk posed by COVID-19 to the public remains relatively low. The best way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is to practice good hygiene and take the following precautions:

– Wash hands frequently for 20 seconds with soap and water
– Use hand sanitizers when soap and water are unavailable
– Avoid touching your face, nose, eyes, and mouth
– Cover your cough or sneeze
– Stay at home if you’re feeling sick