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PSRC wins award for VISION 2050 plan
VISION 2050 has been recognized as an exceptional regional plan by the Planning Association of Washington and the American Planning Association Washington Chapter.
Each year the two planning...
Regional growth slows, but carries on despite pandemic
The Washington State Office of Financial Management just released their updated county and city population numbers for 2021 and several new trends have emerged:
The region continues to grow,...
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
This month, PSRC delves into data on the region’s American Indian and Alaska Native population.
People with First Nations heritage in our region are very diverse, with over 50 Tribal groups...
How much has your city grown?
The central Puget Sound region grew by 600,000 over the last decade, adding the equivalent of two Kitsap counties since the 2010 Census. And since 2000, the region added the equivalent of another...
American Indian and Alaska Native population growing
PSRC is celebrating American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month by exploring Census data about the region’s residents who have American Indian and Alaska Native heritage.
About 3% of residents...
Census: Shift in how Hispanic/Latinx people identify
In recent weeks, PSRC has explored data on the growth of the Hispanic and Latinx population and some details of their demographics. The share of people who call themselves Hispanic/Latinx in the four...
Guidance: Coordination with Tribes in Comprehensive Planning
VISION 2050 planning resource providing guidance on coordinating with tribes in comprehensive planning.
Transformational Development: Breaking Down Barriers to TOD
On October 8, 2021, the event Transformational Development: Breaking Down Barriers to TOD brought together industry and community leaders for an event to explore innovative techniques and best...
Working together to speed recovery of Puget Sound
The Puget Sound Partnership is hosting a series of public workshops that will identify actions to advance the recovery of Puget Sound. Register for one or more workshops online.
The region’s...
VISION 2050 wins Governor’s Smart Communities Award
The Puget Sound Regional Council and five cities within the region are winners of 2020-2021 Governor’s Smart Communities Awards.
This annual awards program recognizes achievements by local leaders...
