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Tacoma City Council received an update on the Streets Initiative“In their Study Session today, the Tacoma City Council received an update on the accomplishments and outcomes of Tacoma’s Streets Initiative over the past ten years.”
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The Streets Initiative is a program approved by voters in 2015“The Tacoma Streets Initiative, approved by voters in 2015, set out to tackle long ‑ standing street maintenance and repair needs across the city.”
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The Streets Initiative aims to address street maintenance and repair needs“The Tacoma Streets Initiative, approved by voters in 2015, set out to tackle long ‑ standing street maintenance and repair needs across the city.”
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Over the past decade, the initiative has funded residential and arterial street reconstruction“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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Over the past decade, the initiative has funded sidewalk and curb construction“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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Over the past decade, the initiative has funded traffic safety improvements“Traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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Projects include 18 blocks of permeable pavement in Larchmont“Service improvements to the Larchmont neighborhood with 18 blocks of permeable pavement, new bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and intersection safety improvements.”
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Projects include new bicycle and pedestrian facilities on Fawcett Avenue“Transformation of Fawcett Avenue into a multi-modal route with over 20 blocks of new pavement replacing worn street surfaces in the historic Brewery District and new, wide sidewalks lining them.”
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Projects include safety upgrades on South 56th Street“Access upgrades to South 56th Street with nearly four arterial lane miles paved, safety improvements at four major intersections, and safer access points to the Water Ditch Trail, which will connect South Tacoma to downtown and other multi-modal ”
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The initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to improve accessibility“Streets Initiative funded project highlights include: Service improvements to the Larchmont neighborhood with 18 blocks of permeable pavement, new bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and intersection safety improvements. Transformation of Fawcett Avenue into a multi-modal route with over 20 blocks of new pavement replacing worn street surfaces in the historic Brewery District and new, wide sidewalks lining them. Access upgrades to South 56th Street with nearly four arterial lane miles paved, safety improvements at four major intersections, and safer access points to the Water Ditch Trail, which will connect South Tacoma to downtown and other multi-modal ”
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The initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to improve safety“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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The initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to improve connectivity“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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The council’s update highlights completed work“Streets Initiative funded project highlights include: Service improvements to the Larchmont neighborhood with 18 blocks of permeable pavement, new bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and intersection safety improvements. Transformation of Fawcett Avenue into a multi-modal route with over 20 blocks of new pavement replacing worn street surfaces in the historic Brewery District and new, wide sidewalks lining them. Access upgrades to South 56th Street with nearly four arterial lane miles paved, safety improvements at four major intersections, and safer access points to the Water Ditch Trail, which will connect South Tacoma to downtown and other multi-modal ”
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No new funding or future projects were announcedNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The program’s success demonstrates long-term planning for city infrastructureNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The program’s success benefits residents through safer streets“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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The program’s success benefits residents through more accessible streets“Across Tacoma, the Streets Initiative has provided critical infrastructure funding to arterial and residential street reconstruction projects; sidewalk and curb construction, including accessibility improvements to meet ADA standards; traffic safety enhancements to improve pedestrian and driver safety; and traffic signal upgrades.”
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No immediate next steps were detailed in the updateNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The council’s review underscores the ongoing importance of maintaining public infrastructureNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The Streets Initiative remains a key example of voter-approved funding in action“The Tacoma Streets Initiative, approved by voters in 2015, set out to tackle long ‑ standing street maintenance and repair needs across the city.”