Announcements
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- SRTC closed on Monday May 27 – In observance of Memorial Day our office will be closed.
- Public Input Sought on Proposed Amendment to TIP – An amendment to the 209-2022 Transportation Improvement Program, or TIP, is being considered and SRTC would like to know what you think. Details about the proposed amendment and info about how to comment can be found at the following link: 2019-2022 TIP
- Change in location for Innovative Land Use & Transportation Approaches Workshop – Due to overwhelming interest, the workshop location has been changed to a larger venue, EWU-Spokane Campus, 668 N Riverpoint Blvd, 1st Floor Auditorium. The workshop presented by Andrew Mortensen of David Evans & Associates on June 5 will kick off the 2019 SRTC Education Series. Click the link for complete details: https://www.srtc.org/education-series/
- Request for Qualifications: US 195/I-90 Study – SRTC is requesting submittals from qualified firms with expertise in transportation planning and engineering to facilitate a multimodal study to address safety, operations, access, and infrastructure issues on the two corridors. The RFQ period will run from May 1 to May 30 at 4:00 pm. A brief summary can be found at the following link: US 195/I-90-Study Summary. Click here for the study notice: US 195/I-90 Study RFQ Notice. For the complete RFQ document please contact Project Manager Ryan Stewart at rstewart@srtc.org or (509) 343-6370.
- 2019 Regional Road Construction Map is now available – SRTC has published an on-line map showing not only where road construction is happening, but details about the project and the jurisdiction doing the work. Click the link to view: 2019 Regional Road Construction Map
Horizon 2040
The long-range transportation plan for Spokane County, aimed at meeting the needs of the Spokane region through 2040
Transportation Improvement Program
A document of transportation projects and programs to be completed or constructed in the upcoming four years
Boards & Committees
Dates, agendas and packets for the SRTC Board, Transportation Technical Committee and Transportation Advisory Committee
Maps
Maps for local transportation plans and documents, as well as many other local datasets
Who We Are & What We Do
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council (SRTC) is the lead agency for transportation planning for the area covered by Spokane County. SRTC offers services that include conducting transportation studies, census information analysis, air quality conformity and analysis, traffic count data, travel demand modeling and distributing state and federal funds to local transportation projects and programs. For more information on SRTC and member jurisdictions, see the “About SRTC” page.
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