Welcome to Spokane Regional Transportation Council (SRTC).  SRTC is the Spokane region’s Metropolitan Planning Organization.  For more information on what we do at SRTC, please check out the ‘About Us’ page.

Click here for the latest in transportation happenings around the area and to express
your opinions when it comes to local transportation issues.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Click here to view employment opportunities available with our agency.

NEWS AND NOTICES

February 26, 2010
Brown Bag Informational Luncheon Scheduled
The March 11, 2010 SRTC Board meeting will be preceded by a brown bag lunch session for staff to educate Board members and others on the complete streets movement and complete streets policies.  The session start at noon, with the Board meeting following at 1 p.m., 221 W. First Ave., Suite 310. The public is welcome to attend.  Attendees are welcome to bring a lunch, but one will not be provided by SRTC.

February 16, 2010
Special SRTC Board Meeting Scheduled
Spokane Regional Transportation Council has called a special Board Meeting for March 5, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The meeting will immediately move into an Executive Session to discuss the performance of a public employee. The meeting will be held in the SRTC conference room at 221 W. First Ave., Suite 310.

January 18, 2010
Community Visioning Process
Starting in early 2010, SRTC will engage in a Unified Regional Transportation Vision process to identify a plan to develop and implement a multimodal transportation system to be developed over the next 30-50 years. A request for proposals was issued in November to hire a consultant to lead this process. Eight firms submitted proposals. Click here for more details on the visioning project and to see how the submittals were scored and ranked.

November 30, 2009
Priority Projects List
SRTC Board members in November approved a list of priority projects compiled through a call for projects last summer. The projects are ones that that each area jurisdiction sees as their most important, and should be advocated as a region, not just by the sponsoring jurisdiction.

The Priority Projects list will be updated annually. The projects included were scored by a non-jurisdictional team to determine their rank in regards to importance. The scoring team including representatives from the bicycling and walking community, Avista, the Good Roads Association, and several others. Click here to view the Priority Projects list.

The January 2010 SRTC newsletter is now available! Click here to see what projects and activities SRTC has been working on lately.