Welcome
Kittitas County has drafted a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) for Snoqualmie Pass to improve transportation safety.
The CSAP process involved the following:
- Engaging community members to understand safety concerns in Snoqualmie Pass.
- Understanding needs and factors for both current and future road conditions, user safety, and recreation.
- Prioritizing policies and projects to work towards improving safety and managing transportation and capacity.
Timeline
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Timeline item 1 - complete
Phase 1: Listening and Learning
Understanding that data often captures crash information once it is too late, we are reaching out to community members to learn from their anecdotes on near-miss locations, perceived safety, and ideas for improvement.
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Timeline item 2 - complete
Phase 2: Integrating Community Input
After reviewing the data, we will return to the community to share what we heard so far and what we learned.
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Timeline item 3 - complete
Phase 3: Project Prioritization
We will return to the community to share initial ideas for projects and prioritization based on the community’s priorities and updated from a safety lens.
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Timeline item 4 - active
Public Comment Period
We will release the draft CSAP for public comment.
Tell us what you think!
The draft Snoqualmie Pass CSAP is now open for public comment. We invite you to provide feedback by answering the questions below.
Your responses are anonymous, and your input is valuable to us.
