Staff Report / Vancouverlocal.org

Proposed improvements are being considered for 29th and 33rd Streets in Vancouver, Washington. The City of Vancouver Department of Public Works, alongside C-TRAN, is seeking community feedback on these proposed designs aimed at enhancing safety, mobility, and overall comfort for all travelers.

Residents are encouraged to share their thoughts through a community survey available on the project website. The deadline for submissions is October 5. The feedback collected will inform the final recommendations for the project.

Planned pavement work is expected to begin in Summer 2025. More information about the proposed improvements and the survey can be found at beheardvancouver.org/29th-and-33rd-safety.

Source: Vancouver, Washington City Government | Vancouver WA | Facebook

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