Mayor highlights free Shopper Shuttle linking downtown and East Hill
July 25, 2026 | Kent, King County, Washington
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Camp Mayor Dana Ralph described the Shopper Shuttle (referred to as DART shuttles in the update) as a free service connecting downtown Kent with the East Hill, and said it operates in partnership with King County Metro and Hopelink. "It's a free shuttle. It's a partnership between King County Metro, Hopelink, and the city of Kent," she said.
Ralph said the shuttle serves downtown retail areas and enables residents from the East Hill to access shopping and services downtown. She referenced the route identifiers as given in the transcript and encouraged residents to consult the Metro website for current schedules and details.
Ralph said the shuttle serves downtown retail areas and enables residents from the East Hill to access shopping and services downtown. She referenced the route identifiers as given in the transcript and encouraged residents to consult the Metro website for current schedules and details.
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