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Transit Services Overview

Ozaukee County residents can ride the Ozaukee County Express bus to work in the Milwaukee Central Business District from the following six park-ride lots along I-43: Hwy H/32 in Port Washington, the Saukville Wal-Mart, County Highway V in Grafton, the Grafton Commons, the Target Store in Grafton, and County Highway C (Pioneer Road) near Cedarburg. Please check the route map for additional stops along Route 143.

You can get anywhere in Ozaukee County using our economical Shared-Ride Taxi service which runs seven days a week. Each taxi trip may serve several riders who are traveling to the same or nearby destinations. To arrange for taxi service in Ozaukee County call 262-238-8294 (Metro Line) or 262-284-8294.

Milwaukee County residents who work in Ozaukee County can ride the Ozaukee County Express bus to various park-ride lots, and arrange rides on the Ozaukee County Shared-Ride Taxi to complete their trip. The Ozaukee County Express does not serve every shift time for all employers so please check the schedule for available times.

During all days of Summerfest, the Ozaukee County Express operates service to and from the festival. Watch this site for details.

Going to Milwaukee’s Intermodal Station? (Amtrak & buses)

The Ozaukee County Express has a convenient morning trip that goes directly to the station and an evening return trip that are coordinated with Amtrak service to and from Chicago. These trips also make a convenient connection with several intercity motor coach operators, including Coach USA
Greyhound Line
Jefferson Lines
Indian Trails
Lamers Megabus (North America) at the Intermodal Station

Please note that even if the special trips don’t meet your needs, the trains and buses at the Intermodal Station as well as the Badger Bus depot are all a short walk from the regular Express route in downtown Milwaukee. For information on the Milwaukee Intermodal Station click here




Individuals with special needs are requested to call so that we can outline service options.

Title VI Policy Statement Below


Ozaukee County Transit
Title VI Policy

Ozaukee County Transit in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act ensures that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any County program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance. Ozaukee Count Transit operates its programs and services without regard to race, color or national origin. All transit services are distributed in an equitable manner. For more information on the Title VI transit obligations, contact:

Ozaukee County Transit
410 South Spring Street
PO Box 994
Port Washington, WI 53074
Phone (262) 238-8108

Making a Title VI Complaint Any person who believes he or she has been subjected to discrimination in the delivery of or access to public transportation services on the basis of race, color or national origin, may file a complaint with Ozaukee County Human Resources. Such complaint must be filed within 90 days after the alleged discrimination. For information on filing a complaint, contact:

Ozaukee County Human Resources
121 West Main Street
Port Washington, WI   53074
Local:  (262) 284-8321
Metro:  (262) 238-8321
Fax:  (262) 284-8328
Hours:   8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.