Transit Division Home Page
Urban Services
and Transit Division
Location:
Public Works Department
190 Garfield St.
Woodburn, OR 97071-4730
Ph. 503-982-5240
Fax 503-982-5242
Transit Division Office
202 Young St.
Map
Questions:
For transit and schedule related
questions and concerns:
Ph. 503-982-5233
Dial-A-Ride Ph. 503-982-RIDE (7433)
Transit Operations Supervisor
Brenda Williams
Ph. 503-982-5233
Fax: 503-981-7206
brenda.williams@ci.woodburn.or.us
TDD line/Message phone
503-982-RIDE (7433)
Program Manager
TBA
Ph. 503-982-5245
Welcome to the Home Page for the Woodburn Public Works Department Transit Division. The Transit Division provides a reliable,
safe and efficient transportation system for Woodburn Area Citizens including the disabled and those without transportation of
their own.
We have moved from the City Hall Annex Building. We are now located at 202 Young St., and our business hours are 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. We can be contacted at 982-5233. The
Dial-a-Ride number is 982-7433, and the TDD Phone is 982-7433.
The Transit Bus operates on a route that covers the major areas of the city once an hour. The bus runs
Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (See Bus Schedule) The bus does not operate on Saturdays, Sundays, or major holidays.
Bus fare is $1.00 and children age six (6) and under ride free when accompanied by an adult. Discount passes are available
from the driver for $15.00 and are good for 20 rides. This represents up to 25% savings! Bus schedules are available
on the bus or at City Hall.
Dial-a-Ride Program - The transportation for elderly and disable persons, who cannot utilize the fixed
Transit bus route, is provided by the Dial-a-Ride program. This service utilizes a paratransit van that is operated on
Mondays through Fridays. Requests for Reservations can be taken up to a month in advanced but a minimum
of 24 hours notice is required and can be made by calling 982-7433. The van provides door-to-door transportation for
local shopping and medical appointments. The Daily Shopper fare is $3.00.
Dial-a-Ride also arranges for volunteer drivers to take elderly or disabled Woodburn residents to medical appointments in
the local area, Salem and Portland. Reservations can be taken up to a month in advanced but a minimum
of 24 hours notice is required and can be made by calling 982-7433. Donations are accepted for this service. Any senior
citizen, 60 or over, interested in being a volunteer Dial-a-Ride driver, please contact the Dial-a-Ride Coordinator at 982-5233.
Other local and regional transportation options can be found at the Cherriots Rideshare site. The site is operated by the City of Salem, and is an excellent resource
for carpool and vanpool information and
listings, and a wide variety of other options available to residents of the Mid-Willamette Valley region.
Intercity transportation is provided in the Woodburn area by the Chemeketa Area Regional Transportation System
(CARTS). Four routes are offered daily
starting in Hubbard, with two stops in Woodburn, and ending in Salem at Courthouse Square. The CARTS schedule is available
at their web site.
To learn more about this service, Contact Oregon Housing & Associated Services,
Inc.
Other Transportation-Related Phone Numbers: