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At this time the Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation (COAST) has no plans to cancel or suspend service. We have the following notice regarding COVID-19 and its impact on our public transit system.

Last week was unprecedented for most, if not all, of us. We are likely all experiencing varying amounts of internal conflict and stress as we take in everything that we are hearing/seeing and then try to figure out how to best deal with. It can be overwhelming, but we must remember to stay calm and make decisions based on what we know.

...Read More about Latest Announcement on the Coronavirus

COAST takes the health and safety of our passengers and staff seriously and we are monitoring the rapidly evolving coronavirus situation. As a critically important provider of public services, COAST will proceed with continued operations unless we receive a directive from government or public health officials to do otherwise. We will continue to evaluate the situation and adapt as necessary. We will communicate any changes or cancellations of COAST services immediately through social media, DoubleMap app, on our website, and through the media.

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COAST will be operating a transportation connection to and from the Strafford County Emergency Shelter...Read More about Offering Emergency Aid
COAST has launched an online survey to help it collect public input as it takes a comprehensive look at the entire public transit system...Read More about COAST Needs Your Input
COAST offers free rides to all veterans and current United States military personnel on Monday, November 12, 2018...Read More about Military Personnel & Families Honored on Veteran's Day, Monday, November 12, 2018
COAST has set the dates, times, and locations for the first round of public forums for our Comprehensive Operations Analysis....Read More about COAST Announces Schedule for Upcoming Public Forums on Future Service Planning