Sound Transit posts a wealth of information online, including board documents, system and service planning, financial documents, ridership reports, meeting materials and other project-related information and records.
Still not finding what you want? Sound Transit is committed to making public records available for inspection and copying and we will help you find what you need.
How to make a request
You may request copies of Sound Transit records in these ways:
- Online: Complete and submit the Public Disclosure Request Form.
- Mail: Complete the Public Disclosure Request Form, print it and mail to: Sound Transit, Attention Legal Department, 401 South Jackson Street, Seattle, WA 98104.
- Fax: Complete the Public Disclosure Request Form, print it and then fax to (206) 398-5222.
- Email: Send an email to PDTeam@soundtransit.org.
How long will it take?
It will depend on the nature of the requested material and the extent of the request. Expect a minimum of five business days for simple document requests. We will let you know if we need clarification or more time.
How much will it cost?
| Paper copies | 15 cents per page |
| Scanned paper documents | 10 cents per page |
| Records uploaded to email, cloud-based storage, CD/DVD, or flash drive | 5 cents per every four electronic files |
| Transmission of electronic files | 10 cents per gigabyte |
| Digital storage media device (CD/DVD, flash drive) | Actual cost |
| Other electronic storage media | Actual cost |
| Postage and packaging | Actual cost |
| Customized service charge | Per vendor fee schedule |
Additional information about the fees charged can be found in the public records request fee schedule.
Accepted methods of payment are check, cash or money order only. Prepayment is required. (Sound Transit waives fees for production of records if production totals less than $1.00).
You may also make arrangements to come to Sound Transit's offices to inspect public records between normal business hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
If you have questions about obtaining public records or the process, please contact Public Records Officer Q'Deene Nagasawa at 206-689-4924 or email PDTeam@soundtransit.org.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you submit your request electronically and DO NOT receive an email within five minutes confirming receipt, it most likely did not go through. Please try again or send by fax instead.
View the Sound Transit Public Records Disclosure Policy.