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Community Oversight Panel

Applications accepted year-round

Sound Transit · Seattle, Washington

A 15-member volunteer panel that independently monitors Sound Transit and its commitment to build and operate the region's high-capacity transit system. Members are drawn from five geographic subareas, with at least two members from each subarea.

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Who currently sits on it

11 listed

This membership list was last checked against an official source on Jul 26, 2026.

What the role involves

How the seat is filled

Who appoints
Sound Transit Board of Directors
Who is eligible
Applicants should have experience, skills or insight in areas such as community engagement, project planning, budget and financial planning, schedule and budget adherence, performance audits, social justice and equity, or passenger experience, and must be available to attend monthly evening meetings.
Residency required
Not stated by the agency
Term
3 years
Meets
Monthly, second Wednesdays
Time commitment
Monthly meetings from 5:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., plus additional task force meetings as needed
Compensation
Unpaid
Status
Applications accepted year-round
Official notice
soundtransit.org →
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soundtransit.org →
Official membership roster
soundtransit.org →
Agency contact
COP@soundtransit.org
Last verified by IAAC
Jul 26, 2026

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