SRTC’s Vision– SRTC is recognized for excellence in transportation planning and regional cooperation.
SRTC’s Mission– To coordinate transportation planning in the Spokane region by providing leadership, expertise, and a forum for collaboration.
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
Announcements
- Education Series Joe Minicozzi, AICP Video and Presentation– SRTC recently welcomed Joe Minicozzi, AICP of Urban-3 Consulting to Spokane to talk about how investing in smaller businesses and downtown areas benefits a community more than big box stores. Click the link and scroll down to view the video, produced by City of Spokane’s Cable 5 or to see his presentation.
- CPT-HSTP Update – The Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan update draft is complete and available for review and comment. Please click the link above to be directed to the CPT-HSTP page.
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.
Newsletter
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Two Lime Scooters Found in River
When Lime first came to town, bringing its bikes and scooters, some people said they will just end up in the river, based on results from a bikeshare experiment here in the 1990s. While I had hoped our collective maturity level had grown since then, apparently some...