On June 1, the Growth Management Policy Board will continue digging into the Centers Framework with a special focus on manufacturing industrial centers.
The Centers Framework project is taking a look at ways that the region can support centers in attracting development and…
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PSRC is seeking public comment on projects recommended to receive approximately $32 million for transit and ferry improvements in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties, and approximately $3 million to fund road improvements in North Bend, Orting, Snohomish and Stanwood.
The public…
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PSRC is hosting a workshop on Thursday May 18, 2017, 12:30 – 2:30 PM to raise awareness about and obtain feedback on the Regional Outcome Evaluation Framework for the Transportation 2040 Update.
This framework evolved from PSRC Boards’ work on Transportation 2040…
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Cities and counties around the region have taken major steps to annex unincorporated urban areas.
However, this is often a difficult process given complex state regulations, community concerns, and expense and uncertainty for cities and counties.
Please join us…
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CONTACT: Kelly McGourty 206-971-3601 or kmcgourty@psrc.org
SEATTLE – The Puget Sound Regional Council is seeking public comment on projects recommended to receive approximately $32 million for transit and ferry improvements in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties, and…
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This month the Washington State Department of Transportation announced $4.1 million in funding awards to programs that provide special needs transportation services in the region.
In combination with PSRC’s $4.2 million in regionally managed special needs transportation funds,…
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How does the region pay for transportation?
The Transportation 2040 Financial Strategy covers this in detail. It serves as a blueprint for how the region intends to fund current and future transportation investments. It also accounts for existing revenues and re-evaluates long-…
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The Growth Management Policy Board discussed options for recognizing the important role of military installations in the region and how they related to regional growth centers, as part of an extended work session on May 4.
Military installations have a big impact in the region.…
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Congratulations to Kitsap County on winning national and state awards from the American Public Works Association for the Bucklin Hill Bridge and Estuary Enhancement project.
It is Kitsap County’s largest public works project ever. The new 240-foot-long bridge brings better…
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“Our region is witnessing a surge of job growth, but we’ve also learned we can’t take our economy for granted,” said Catherine Stanford, President of the Economic Development Board and Deputy Mayor of Lake Forest Park. “This new strategy is focused on what we need to do over the…