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Plan Review
Every city and county within the central Puget Sound region develops a long-term (comprehensive) plan to shape the future of their community. PSRC works with local governments and agencies to ensure...
Congestion Management Process
The region prioritizes transportation projects and services that produce greater efficiency, reduce trips, and provide more choices to improve overall mobility.
As the federally designated...
CARES Act Funding for Economic Development
The CARES Act included $1.5 billion for the Economic Development Administration to administer grants to plan and implement economic recovery strategies in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The U....
Regional Transportation Plan
The current Regional Transportation Plan was adopted by the PSRC General Assembly on May 31, 2018. It maps how the region intends to catch up and keep pace with expected growth, and outlines...
Regional Economic Strategy
Amazing Place: Growing jobs and opportunity in the central Puget Sound region
Amazing Place is a data driven regional economic strategy that identifies leading sectors and the ways the region intends...
Puget Sound Passenger-Only Ferry Study Underway
PSRC launched the Puget Sound Passenger-Only Ferry Study early in 2020, starting with a review of previous studies and current passenger-only ferry service to identify trends, lessons learned and...
Regional Aviation Baseline Study
Aviation plays a critical role for people and businesses in the growing central Puget Sound region, which is currently home to 29 airports of varied sizes and functions. Continued, coordinated...
