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Regional Transportation Plan Engagement Hub

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The Puget Sound Regional Council is developing a new Regional Transportation Plan. This Engagement Hub can be used to follow the plan from development to adoption.

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What is the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)?

The RTP acts as a blueprint for the central Puget Sound’s future transportation network. The goal of the plan is to improve mobility throughout the region and ensure that all people equitably benefit from the region’s transportation system. Staff and elected officials from our cities, counties, transit agencies, and other organizations use the plan to help make decisions about the transportation network, from transit service to new sidewalks and safer roadways.

A new plan is developed every four years per federal and state requirements.

How does the process work?

The types of players involved in developing the RTP include: the public, advocacy groups, Tribes, state and local governments, and transit agencies and ports.

Graphic showing the engagement process, which includes the public, advocacy groups, Tribes, state and local governments, and transit agencies and ports.

Sign-up to play your part!

Over the coming months, PSRC will host seven (7) regional public events to connect with residents, local leaders, and elected officials about transportation priorities. The first six events will be in person and use food, music, and interactive, multi-sensory activities to engage communities around the future of our transportation system. Attendees can expect interactive activities at the virtual event to engage community members in conversation around their transportation needs.

 

  • September 4: King County - Central Seattle Public Library
  • September 18: Snohomish County - Everett Station
  • October 2: Pierce County - Pioneer Park Pavilion
  • October 16: Pierce County - Point Defiance Pagoda
  • October 23: King County - Tukwila Community Center
  • October 30: Kitsap County - Marvin Williams Recreation Center
  • November 20: All counties - Virtual on Zoom

All in person events take place in the evening, from 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. The virtual event will take place in the evening, from 5:30 - 6:45 p.m.

 

RSVP to an event near you!

Take a Survey

Can't make it to an event? Please answer our survey instead!

  • What are your priorities for the transportation system?
  • What is the most important transportation issue in your community?

Answer questions.

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Related Boards & Committees: Transportation Policy Board (TPB)