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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 ...
Kenmore opens new sidewalk project on 181st Street
Downtown Kenmore is on the road to being more walk- and bike-friendly!
Kenmore has debuted sidewalks along NE 181st St between 68th Ave NE and 73rd Ave NE on both sides of the street, with street...
Comment Policy
We welcome and encourage comments on the PSRC blog. We expect everyone will be nice to each other and stay on topic. We moderate all comments and you can expect comments will be approved unless...
New PSRC funding available
A new funding opportunity is now open for applications.
One of PSRC’s most important jobs is to target federal funds to high priority transportation projects that improve mobility.
Eligible public...
Lander Street Overpass slated for completion in 2019
The long overdue Lander Street Overpass is on schedule to be completed in 2019.
The $123 million project will provide a much needed crossing for cars, trucks, and people over a heavily used rail...
PSRC seeking public comment on funding for transit projects
People are encouraged to comment on two projects new to the Regional Transportation Improvement Program.
King County Metro would receive $3,802,343 in PSRC funds for preservation and maintenance of...
