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State Transportation Commission meets in Chelan next week
Posted 6.23.05

Olympia Headquarters - PO Box 47322 - Olympia, WA 98504-7322
(360) 705-7075

Date: June 23, 2005

Contacts: 

Jennifer Ziegler, Transportation Commission Administrator, 360-705-7507
Jeff Adamson, No. Central Region Communication Manager, 509-667-2815

OLYMPIA – Next week in Chelan, the Washington State Transportation Commission will meet with community, tribal and business leaders to discuss transportation needs in the North Central region of the state. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, June 29, at the Best Western Lakeside Lodge & Suites, 2312 West Woodin Avenue, in Chelan and is open to the public.

Wednesday’s meeting consists of a series of panel discussions and several short presentations about local and regional transportation. Representatives from a number of cities will talk about safety and preservation needs for their area, rural transit and freight and economic development issues. 

The Commission holds several “local meetings” each year in various cities throughout the state to gain insight from local government leaders about transportation issues that affect the local communities and the surrounding areas. This information helps the Commission to develop and implement a vision for statewide transportation that reflects the policies, plans and priorities of the people of the State of Washington.

The Commission is also holding a work session on a statewide Toll Study starting at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28, at the same location. The work session is an open meeting, however no public comment period is scheduled.

 

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