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Special needs project list approved
The Executive Board has approved a list of special needs transportation projects that will become eligible to receive funding through PSRC’s Coordinated Grant Program and the Washington State...
Path to full plan certification for six small cities
The Executive Board has unanimously approved an alternative path to fully certify the comprehensive plans for six small cities.
This new option allows full plan certification if the cities make a...
Region’s population and job forecasts will look to 2050
What will the region be like in 2050 when today’s kindergartners are 30 something?
To help with long-range planning, PSRC is getting started on extending a key population and employment forecast ...
New driver registrations growing fast
The number of people from out of state being issued drivers licenses is growing in all four counties of the region compared to the previous year. Where are these new drivers coming from? The top U.S...
Reclassification of Bonney Lake and Covington
VISION 2040 uses regional geographies to guide growth expectations. These include Metropolitan, Core, Larger, and Small cities, along with Rural and Unincorporated Areas.
Bonney Lake and Covington...
New tool to assess open space
PSRC has been working with The Trust for Public Land, U.S. Forest Service, University of Washington’s Green Futures Lab and many others to develop the Central Puget Sound Open Space Assessment Tool....
$8.3 million to fund special needs transportation projects in region
This month the Washington State Department of Transportation announced $4.1 million in funding awards to programs that provide special needs transportation services in the region.
In combination with...
Successful Annexation Practices
Cities and counties around the region have taken major steps to annex unincorporated urban areas.
However, this is often a difficult process given complex state regulations, community concerns, and...
Peer group to discuss multimodal level of service
Under the Growth Management Act, jurisdictions in the region are required to set level of service standards for state routes in their comprehensive plans. Historically, level of service has focused...
Population grows at fast pace in 2017
The region gained another 82,000 people in the last year, reaching a total population of 4,067,000 as of April 1, 2017.
This was the second year in a row that the region experienced population growth...
