An aerial view of a roundabout. One side of the street is an open space, the other is city development.

Transportation Projects Moving Forward with PSRC Funding

Six graphic icons of the TAP project categories: roundabouts, pedestrian/bike, roadway connection, environment/habitat preservation, trail projects, and safety.

Projects selected for two different PSRC funding programs were approved by our Executive Board in July. 

Six projects received $6.07 million through the Rural Town Centers and Corridors Program. The program funds projects supporting smaller town and city centers in rural areas of the region. 

Fourteen projects received $16.1 million through the Transportation Alternatives Program. This program funds transportation improvement projects such as pedestrian and bicycle facilities, historic preservation of transportation assets, environmental mitigation, and more. 

Roundabouts
  • North Bend: North Bend Way & Mt. Si Road Roundabout - $2,217,082 ★ 
  • Sultan: US 2 / Sultan Basin Road Roundabout - $675,000 ★ 
  • King County: NE Woodinville-Duvall Road at West Snoqualmie Valley Road NE Improvements - $1.419.583 ★ 
  • Snohomish County: S Machias Road and Three Lakes Road Intersection Improvements - $316,335 ★ 
Pedestrian/Bike 
  • Kitsap County: Suquamish / Augusta – South Street to Winfred - $692,000 ★ 
  • Tacoma: S Pine St Pedestrian, Bike & Transit Access Improvements Center St to S 47 St - $2,484,371 ☆ 
  • SeaTac: S 204 Street Improvements Project - $800,000 ☆ 
  • Fife: Valley Ave E Pedestrian & Bicycle Improvements 54 Ave E to 28 St E - $1,460,192 ☆
  • Redmond: 161 Ave Cycle Track - $850,000 ☆ 
  • Kitsap County: West Kingston – Bridge to Middle School - $1,334,175 ☆ 
  • Everett: SR 99 Evergreen Way and Center Rd - $519,000 ☆ 
  • Seattle: Renton Ave S Sidewalk & Neighborhood Greenway - $2,046,960 ☆ 
Roadway Connection 
  • Orting: Whitehawk Boulevard Extension - $750,000 ★ 
Environment/Habitat Preservation 
  • Port of Tacoma: Port of Tacoma Esplanade - $735,000 ☆ 
Trail Projects
  • Kent: Willis Street (SR 516) Interurban Trail Connection - $346,000 ☆ 
  • Sumner: Fryar Avenue Shared Use Trail - $2,315,000 ☆ 
  • Snohomish County: Interurban Trail Improvements 167 Pl SW to 160 St SW ☆ 
  • North Bend: Tanner Trail Extension - $1,183,082 ☆ 
  • Monroe: West Main Street Sidewalk Project - $100,000 ☆ 
Safety
  • WSDOT: SR 518/SR 99 Active Transportation - $1,200,000 ☆ 

Rural Town Centers & Corridors Program (★)  
Transportation Alternative Program (☆) 

Both funding programs included contingency lists in case projects are unable to move forward.