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Comment on transportation projects recommended for funding

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...

Light rail leads growth in transit ridership

Total transit boardings continued to increase in the first three months of 2017, marking the seventh straight year of increased transit ridership in the central Puget Sound region. In all, first...

Jobs growing at brisk pace

In the first three months of the year, the region added over 16,000 jobs. In March alone, the region gained 9,400 jobs, or about 303 jobs per day. All four central Puget Sound counties — King, Pierce...

Dave Somers and Bruce Dammeier to lead PSRC

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has been elected President of the Puget Sound Regional Council. Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier has been elected Vice President. The two were elected in...

Region successful in balancing the timing of federal funds

PSRC funded projects can count on federal dollars when they need them to proceed, thanks to voluntary coordination by project sponsors throughout the region. The region recently balanced the books...

North Bend downtown projects to promote economic development

A new walkable plaza, roundabout, sidewalks, street trees and more are part of an effort to transform North Bend’s historic district. Construction will start this summer on the city’s Downtown Plaza...

Grant opportunity for cities and counties

Cities and counties are invited to apply for funding to support local projects that promote a healthy environment, strong economy and well-being of all residents. Partners for Places is a matching...

Snohomish County transportation projects moving ahead

A peak-use shoulder lane along I-5 between Everett and Marysville and a new bus rapid transit line aim to improve commutes in Snohomish County.  The two projects are part of a proposed amendment to...

PSRC seeking public comment on four King County Metro projects

The Puget Sound Regional Council is encouraging people to comment on four projects new to the Regional Transportation Improvement Program that are recommended to receive $33,336,353 in PSRC funds....

Peer networking lunch on Thursday, July 20

This month's peer networking lunch will feature a new program sponsored by Bellevue, Microsoft, and UW to reduce traffic deaths.  The new collaboration is called Video Analytics Towards Vision Zero ...

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