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“Middle” housing is scarce in region
“Middle” housing refers to a range of housing types – from duplexes to townhomes to low-rise multifamily developments – that bridge a gap between single-family housing and more intense multifamily...
You can still be counted
Maybe you missed the Mariners’ call to action. Maybe you didn’t see Pearl Jam’s request that fans raise a hand and be counted.
April 1 passed by, and you didn’t fill out your census form.
Not to...
WSDOT launching new office of Urban Mobility and Access
The Washington State Department of Transportation has set up a new office based in the central Puget Sound region to tackle coordination of a dizzying number of projects coming online in the next six...
Work session on siting public facilities and utilities
PSRC is hosting an extended session on Siting Facilities for Whole Communities on Thursday, February 21, 12-3 p.m., in the PSRC Boardroom.
As the region plans for 2050, public facilities and...
Why you should be counted in the 2020 census
Three months from now, every person in America will be asked to take part in a tradition that dates back to the 1700s: the once-a-decade census.
Census data is used to distribute more than $880...
Why does the census matter to cities?
When the results of the 2020 census come out, we’ll have the most accurate count since 2010 of how many people live in central Puget Sound, as well as the region’s mix of ethnicities, ages, and...
VISION 2050 taking shape
Work to develop VISION 2050 has made significant progress in the past few months. Ranging from a public opinion survey to research papers on topics like housing, the environment, transit-oriented...
VISION 2050 scoping comments available for review
The Growth Management Policy Board will review public comments received during the VISION 2050 scoping period at its next meeting on April 5.
The full set of written comments is available on the Plan...
VISION 2050 recommendation ahead
The Growth Management Policy Board is expected to complete its review of VISION 2050 on December 5 and make a formal recommendation of the draft plan to the Executive Board.
The draft VISION 2050...
VISION 2050 public comments focus on climate, equity, housing and more
On October 3, the Growth Management Policy Board will receive an overview of public comments on the draft VISION 2050 plan.
PSRC invited people to review and comment on the draft plan during a 60-day...
