Spokane Regional Transportation Council
Regional Transportation
Decisions Start Here
SRTC brings together partners, decision-makers and community members to shape the future of transportation in our region.
Planning Together
Transportation affects everyone, from your daily commute to your neighborhood’s cycling route. When you engage with SRTC, you help create solutions that work for our whole community. Every conversation matters, and every perspective helps shape a better transportation plan. Join us at a local community event and share your story.
The Board of Directors is the decision making body at SRTC. All are welcome to attend and making a public comment. Meetings are in person or on Zoom.
December 11 | 1 PM
The SRTC Committees make recommendations to the Board of Directors. Tune in to the TAC (Citizens) or TTC (Technical) either online or in person. All are welcome!
December 17 | 1 PM
SRTC Office Closed
The SRTC office will be closed on Christmas and New Years day. Normal hours will resume at 8:00 am on the following buisness day.
Dec. 25 & Jan. 1
Announcements
SRTC Office Closed
The SRTC office is closed on Christmas and New Years day. Staff will be working remote starting at Noon on December 24th and 31st. Normal office hours will resume at 8:00 am on the following business days.
Happy holidays and safe travels!
Announcements
Spokane Regional Equity Working Group
Lead in partnership with the Spokane Regional Health District, the Spokane Regional Equity Working Group meets every other month to discuss equity topics in health, transportation, and more. Anyone is welcome to join at any time. The 2026 meeting schedule is in development and coming soon.
Announcements
Transportation Improvement Program
The Transportation Improvement Program, or TIP, is a vital component in regional transportation. The TIP outlines regionally significant projects and investments. During it’s monthly amendment, the public is welcome to make a public comment on the TIP during the 10-day public comment period.
Current Projects Happening
MTP / Horizon 2050
MTP / Horizon 2050
Every four to five years, SRTC is required to develop and update the region’s long-range transportation plan, which is known as a Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP).
View the ProjectTIP
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
A Transportation Improvement Program (or TIP) is a comprehensive four-year program of regional transportation investments of all types: maintenance and preservation of existing roads, construction of new roads, public transit improvements, etc.
View the ProgramUnified Planning Work Program
Unified Planning
The Unified List is a communications tool used to inform state legislators and federal congressional members of current regional priorities with the intent to strategically position projects and requests for future funding opportunities.
View the ProjectData, Maps and Resources
The SRTC Regional Data Hub provides maps, data and information about the Spokane region. Through this site you can view available datasets, explore interactive web maps, access PDF maps, and download data. Explore data sets by categories like:
- Freight
- Bridges
- Congestion
- Land Use
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Get Involved
SRTC understands that meaningful public input provides essential guidance for effective and inclusive regional transportation planning.
What is SRTC?
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council, or SRTC as it is commonly referred to, plays a lead role in transportation planning within Spokane County.
Travel Demand Model
The Travel Demand Model analyzes how people use the regional transportation system and forecasts future travel behavior.
Current Projects
SRTC has a variety of projects, plans and agreements that function on various cycles.
Call for Projects 2027 - 2029
This call for projects is awarding funding from the Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) Program, the STBG Set-Aside Program, the Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) Program, and the Carbon Reduction Program (CRP) to eligible jurisdictions and agencies in Spokane County.