Mukilteo Station

The Mukilteo commuter rail station provides service to Mukilteo and surrounding communities as they travel to Seattle and Everett. When in full operation, four daily round-trip trains will travel between Mukilteo Station and King Street Station in Seattle.

The Mukilteo Station will be one part of a larger multi-modal transit center built just east of the existing Mukilteo Ferry Terminal. The cities of Mukilteo and Everett, the Port of Everett, the WA State Department of Transportation, and Sound Transit are working together to plan a facility linking ferries, automobiles, buses, and commuter rail transportation.

The first phase of the Mukilteo Station construction included a platform on the north side of the tracks for passengers and interim parking.  The second phase will include a south platform, pedestrian bridge and additional parking spaces.

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Learn about Phase II of the Mukilteo Station project >>>

conceptual rendering of Mukilteo Station platform

Project Facts: 

Location:  

Adjacent to First Street and east of SR 525/Mukilteo Speedway, along the existing rail tracks
 
Sound Transit Budget:  

$19.2 million
 
Funding:  

Sound Transit
FTA
 
Planning Partners:  

Sound Transit
City of Mukilteo
BNSF
Port of Everett
Washington State Ferries
 
Consultants and Contractors:  

Preliminary Engineering/Environmental Documentation: Streeter and Associates
Final Design: DMJM Harris/HNTB
Construction Management: KBA Inc.
Construction: Wilder Construction
Public Art: Linda Beaumont

 
Project Timeline:  

North platform, parking, and temporary shelters:

Final design was completed in December 2006
Construction began in August 2007
Construction completed June 2008

 

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