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ORCA Lift wins VISION 2040 Award
King County Metro has won a 2017 VISION 2040 Award from the Puget Sound Regional Council for its ORCA Lift program.
The awards recognize innovative projects and programs that help ensure a...
Transportation board to discuss greenhouse gas strategy
On October 12, the Transportation Policy Board will be briefed on modeling results for air quality and climate change emissions in the Transportation 2040 plan update.
Last month the board got an...
Freight Roundtable hosts panel on self-driving technology
At its October meeting, the Regional Freight Mobility Roundtable hosted a panel discussion on the future implications of autonomous vehicle technology for moving freight and goods.
Planning for...
Funding for special needs transportation
Additional funding has become available for special needs transportation in the region. These are services that provide mobility for seniors, people with disabilities, and individuals living with low...
PSRC budget wins national award
PSRC has received a Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association.
According to the GFOA, PSRC’s budget and work program meets the highest principles of...
Draft Regional Transportation Plan
The Puget Sound Regional Council has released a new draft Regional Transportation Plan for public comment. The draft plan describes how the region is planning to catch up and keep up on...
Region planning for 1.8 million more people by 2050
A new forecast shows the central Puget sound region will grow to nearly 6 million people by 2050.
That’s an average of about 55,000 more people per year.
For comparison, over the last two years, the...
Puget Sound Trends presentation at New Elected Officials workshop - Jan 31, 2018
Presentation to the newly elected officials workshop on January 31, 2018
