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Now you can manage your card with the new myORCA mobile app and website which makes paying for transit rides in the Puget Sound region faster and easier.
Later in 2022, we’re adding more retail locations where you can buy and reload ORCA cards, and introducing a new card design.
November 21, 2022
As a part of the major improvements to the ORCA website and app this year, ORCA also launched a newly…
Read more about ORCA Classic Card Reloads No Longer Available at Safeway and Albertsons StoresOctober 5, 2022
ORCA, the Puget Sound’s all-in-one transit card is now available for purchase and reloading at more stores. Beginning this month…
Read more about ORCA retail network expansion starting today; redesigned cards debutSeptember 22, 2022
Beginning October 1, 2022, customers will no longer be able to purchase or reload ORCA cards at Saar’s Stores. ORCA…
Read more about ORCA No Longer Available at Saar’s as of October 1September 20, 2022
ORCA is starting to sell the new version of the ORCA card at vending machines. Both classic blue and new…
Read more about ORCA Service Alert – New and Classic ORCA Cards Now Sold at Vending MachinesAugust 29, 2022
New ORCA cards are available to riders starting this fall. You may be asking yourself, “will the pass or E-purse…
Read more about From Classic Blue to New: How to Transition to a New ORCA CardCreated in 2003, the ORCA Joint Board serves as the governing, policy-setting body that oversees all activities related to the design, implementation, operation, and maintenance of the ORCA system.
Membership on the Joint Board consists of one executive from each of the following ORCA Agencies: Community Transit, City of Everett, King County, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit, and Washington State Ferries.
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All Joint Board Documents (i.e., meeting agendas, action items, briefings, and minutes) dated after June 1, 2022 will be posted on this site and will remain available for the public.
Meeting agendas and documents will be posted at least 24-hours in advance of each scheduled meeting.
Attend the meeting virtually via Microsoft Teams
Attend the meeting virtually via Microsoft Teams
Attend the meeting virtually via Microsoft Teams
Please fill out the Public Records Request form via Sound Transit to make a request.
Public comments should be relevant to an ORCA Joint Board meeting agenda and they are provided to the Joint Board prior to each meeting.
If you would like to contact us with general feedback or if you need technical support, please contact customer service.
Created in 2003, the ORCA Joint Board serves as the governing, policy-setting body that oversees all activities related to the design, implementation, operation, and maintenance of the ORCA system.
Membership on the Joint Board consists of one executive from each of the following ORCA Agencies: Community Transit, City of Everett, King County, Kitsap Transit, Pierce Transit, Sound Transit, and Washington State Ferries.
