Press Release

Vancouver, WA – On June 6, 2023, the RTC Board of Directors selected eight bike and pedestrian projects within Clark, Skamania, and Klickitat Counties to receive approximately $3.1 million in federal Transportation Alternatives funding. All were community-based projects that expand travel choices, improve the travel experience, and enhance mobility and safety. The projects include the following:

• Bingen – Sidewalks Alder and Cedar Streets, $100,000 (Design)
• Clark County – Highway 99 Sidewalk, $105,000 (Construction)
• La Center – Pacific Highway Shared Use Path, $700,000 (Construction)
• Stevenson – 1st Street Pedestrian Amenities & Overlook, $663,000 (Construction)
• Vancouver – Garrison Road Sidewalk Infill, $350,000 (Construction)
• Vancouver – Hazel Dell Av. and Burnt Bridge Cr. Tr., $300,000 (Design & Construction)
• Washougal – S 27th Street Shared Use Path, $816,250 (Right-of-Way & Construction)
• White Salmon – Bluff Pedestrian Connector Trail, $74,170 (Design)

Additional Information on the projects can be found at https://rtc.wa.gov/programs/tap/projects/.

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