PSRC New Publications Feed

New PSRC Publications for May 15, 2013

New Puget Sound Regional Council publications:

Puget Sound Trends: Ferry Ridership
Regional transit ridership on fixed route and demand response service grew in 2012 by 2%, nearly tying the record ridership year of 2008 after declines in 2009 and 2010.

Value Capture Financing in Washington
The Growing Transit Communities report provides an analysis of value capture financing methods and tools in Washington state and around the United States for developing infrastructure and affordable housing that support transit investments.

New PSRC Publications for May 3, 2013

New Puget Sound Regional Council publications:

2013 Annual Report

Growing Transit Communities draft strategy

NextGen report on airport technologies

Puget Sound Trend: Ferry Ridership

The new Puget Sound Trends report, Ferry Ridership, shows changes in ferry ridership levels from 1951 to 2011.

New PSRC Publications for Mar. 14, 2013

New Puget Sound Regional Council publications:

Regional TOD Fund White Paper

VISION 2040 Award winners booklet (for 2012)

Puget Sound Region Transit-Oriented Development Market Study

Incentivizing TOD: Case Studies of Regional Programs Throughout the United States

Transportation 2040 : 2012 Action Strategy

Prosperity Partnership 2013 Action Items

Puget Sound Trend: Household Type and Size

The new Puget Sound Trends report, Household Type and Size, shows changes in household sizes from 1960 to 2010.

ULI Technical Assistance Panel Recommendations - 2012

New report, Urban Land Institute Technical Assistance Panel Recommendations, discusses transit-oriented development in the region.

Opportunity Mapping Report

Equity, Opportunity, and Sustainability in the Central Puget Sound Region [PDF]

This report presents a geographic analysis of opportunity in the central Puget Sound region as part of the Growing Transit Communities partnership, analyzing factors such as housing and neighborhood quality, education, jobs, transportation, and health. A series of maps illustrate where opportunity-rich communities exist, assess who has access to these neighborhoods, and help to understand what needs to be remedied in opportunity-poor neighborhoods.