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Appendix B: Interview Guide <br />Kittitas County Road Levy <br />Stakeholder Interviews Rev.11/9/23 <br />Name: Phone: <br />Organization: Email: <br />DISCUSSION GUIDE <br />Introduction <br />Kittitas County operates and maintains 562 miles of roads and 268 bridges within the County <br />(the County is not responsible for roads and bridges within city limits). The County performs <br />routine maintenance on these facilities (fills potholes, plows, etc.) and more substantial <br />preservation, such as paving and chip sealing. The 2018 County Transportation Plan analyzed <br />current road and bridge conditions and identified needed maintenance in order to maintain <br />these facilities in a good state of repair. Public Works staff are considering putting a measure of <br />the November 2024 ballot to pay for continued regular maintenance of County roads and <br />bridges. <br />About You <br />1. How long have you been in Kittitas County with ? What are your primary <br />interests? Where does transportation fit within the priorities that are important to you? <br />2. Do you feel County voters share your concerns about these issues/programs? <br />3. What's your general outlook on Kittitas County and quality of life issues? <br />Current Situation <br />4. How do you use the County's roads and bridges? <br />5. How would you describe the condition of these facilities (rate road/bridge conditions on a <br />scale of 1-10 as a general way to gauge their perceptions)? Are you aware of any <br />specific needs? <br />6. What is your perception of how roads and bridges are maintained and are you satisfied <br />with their condition? If not, are there any specific deficiencies? <br />7. What important benefits do the County's transportation facilities provide? (i.e., safety, <br />commerce, recreation, etc.) <br />Kittitas County Road Levy Research I Stakeholder Interview Draft Summary 7 <br />March 2024 <br />