Transit Announcements
Lose something?
All items found on Transit vehicles or properties are turned into the Lost and Found within 48 hours and are kept for 30 days before disposal.
Hats, gloves, mitts, scarves and toques are placed in the Transit Centre lobby. All other items including phones and keys are kept in a secure location. Please call 780-464 RIDE (7433) to claim these items.
Lost and Found is located at the Strathcona Transit Centre at 970 Ordze Road, Sherwood Park, AB
Lost and Found is available Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed statutory holidays.
No parking on Fir Street
The no parking zone along the north side of Fir Street will be extended past the boundaries of the Transportation Utility Corridor (where the overflow parking lot is). This is to allow free flow of construction vehicles working in the area. This closure will continue until the end of February 2012.
The overflow lot is still available for parking.
Please ensure you are not parked north of the Transit Centre on Fir Street. If you are, you may be tagged and towed.
February Pass and Ticket Sales
Pass sales are available at the Transit Centre off Wye Road beginning January 27, 2012. For added convenience, Customer Service Representatives will be selling passes and tickets from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., January 30 and 31, and February 1 and 2 at the Strathcona Station. Pass and Ticket Outlets
Strathcona County's double-decker innovation recognized by the Alberta Government
Strathcona County Transit's innovative lease and year-long test of a double decker bus has been recognized by Alberta Municipal Affairs. The Honourable Mention was announced at the recent fall conventions of Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC) and the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA). The on-road trial of a double-decker bus had never before been used for public transportation in the province. This project provides valuable first-hand information to aid in the final decision on whether to permanently purchase these buses for public use.
Read the full list of recipients.
GreenTRIP provides $13.6 million grant for Strathcona County's transit terminal
The Alberta Government has awarded Strathcona County with a $13.6 million grant from the Province’s GreenTRIP funding program. The grant will be used towards a new off-street bus terminal and expanded parking.
The new transit terminal located on Bethel Drive, the current site of the Strathcona Station and Park and Ride, will be an integrated terminal and park and ride lot that will eventually anchor intermunicipal transit service between Strathcona County and Edmonton. This terminal will also serve as a base for local service within Sherwood Park. Once Council approves both the plans and the budget, we expect the ground breaking to take place in late 2011 with plans to open in mid 2013. More...
Further information
780-464-RIDE (7433)
transit@strathcona.ca
Last updated: Friday, January 13, 2012
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