chelan douglas transportation council

The Chelan-Douglas Transportation Council (CDTC) is soliciting public input as it studies potential pathways within several corridors throughout the region to better connect communities with safe walking and biking routes. This study is part of the CDTC's Pathways Master Plan, and will identify potential pathway alignments in four separate corridors based on detailed evaluations of route options a

A public outreach effort will start in May, which will include pop up tables at events as well as social media posts and a Pathways website.

The vision is for an expanded network of pathways for non-motorized travel between the cities and towns.

The Council recently completed a study looking at four locations.

The Chelan Douglas Transportation Council has been looking at a plan to install five roundabouts and a center barrier along with widening the highway.

The Chelan Douglas Transportation Council has been accepting proposals (Request for Proposals) from consulting firms for design work.

Chelan Douglas Transportation Council Executive Director Jeff Wilkens says the cost nationally has gone up 54 percent in just the past two years.

Three proposals are in place that all put a premium on safety because of the number of serious crashes on the roadway.

Members of a group of local governments and organizations took turns speaking in favor of the measure Tuesday.

A group of local governments and organizations has sent a letter to the chairperson of the House committee handling the bill asking for its passage.