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Chapter 5: Implementing the Plan <br />This chapter presents strategies and actions to improve safety and mobility in <br />Snoqualmie Pass, supported by an action plan, implementation guidance, and a <br />performance monitoring framework. <br />The action plan includes engineering and non- <br />engineering recommendations that reflect <br />the Safe System Approach and proven safety <br />countermeasures, tailored to address the <br />specific safety and mobility concerns identified <br />through data analysis, stakeholder input, and <br />community engagement. <br />Actions are categorized by near-, mid-, and <br />long-term timelines, with considerations <br />for implementation cost and complexity. <br />Strategies range from quick-build infrastructure <br />improvements and winter travel education <br />to long-range partnerships for parking and <br />multimodal access. Achieving the goals of <br />the CSAP will require continued coordination <br />among public agencies, stakeholder groups, <br />and community members, as well as sustained <br />commitment to funding and implementation. <br />The chapter also identifies key federal and <br />state grant programs that may support <br />implementation and outlines a process for <br />ongoing evaluation. A recurring Safety Report <br />Card will help track progress toward safety <br />goals, highlight achievements, and identify <br />areas for further investment. <br />Oversight & <br />Accountability <br />Phasing & <br />Sequencing <br />FundingCoordination <br />& Partnerships <br />Communication <br />Coordinated <br />Implementation <br />Process <br />Coordinated <br />Implementation <br />Process <br />10Kittitas County | Snoqualmie Pass Comprehensive Safety Plan