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Date
5/5/2026
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
Meeting type
Regular
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Fully Executed Version
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Request to Approve a Resolution to Adopt the Snoqualmie Pass Comprehensive Safety Action Plan
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8
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Consent Agenda
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144005
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Resolution
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5 Snoqualmie Pass Comprehensive Safety Plan I Kittitas County <br />Executive Summary I Killed or Serious lnjury <br />(KSl) Collisions <br />Three Collisions (3%) <br />Snoqualmie Pass (the Pass) is a small <br />mountain communicy located at the border <br />of Kittitas County and King County. Known <br />for its popularity as a year-round recreation <br />destination, the area experiences significant <br />seasonal and weekend trattic flucruadons <br />that impact quality of life and safery for <br />residents and visitors alike. <br />ln response, Kittitas County is developing a Comprehensive <br />SafetyAction Plan (CSAP)tailored to the unique conditions <br />of Snoqualmie Pass. This plan adopts the Safe System <br />Approach-an evidence-based framework that prioritizes <br />proactive and systemic strategies to eliminate traffic related <br />deaths and serious injuries. lt also aligns with Msion Zero <br />principles and supports eligibility for federal funding through <br />the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) Safe Streets <br />and Roads for All (SS4A) program. <br />139711148t211712 <br />2074 2075 2076 2077 2078 2019 2020 2027 2022 2023 <br />Between 2O14 and2023,1.07 collisions were <br />reported in the community, including three that <br />resulted in serious injuries or fatalities. <br />A <br />AA <br />Source: Fehr & Peers, 2025; aerial <br />courtesy of Google Earth Pro. <br />CHAPTER 5: <br />IMPLEMENTING THE PLAN <br />Outlines strategies and actions <br />Kittitas County can take to <br />improve safety in Snoqualmie <br />Pass through an action plan, <br />implementation guidance, and <br />performance monitoring. <br />In this Plan <br />xrlrl3goOr.r|.EE <br />CHAPTER 4: <br />IDENTIFYING <br />COUNTERMEASURES <br />ldentifies priority locations in <br />Snoqualmie Pass where targeted <br />safety improvements, both <br />engineering and non-engineering, <br />are recommended. <br />CHAPTER 3: <br />ANALYZING DATA <br />Summarizes the CSAP's robust <br />analysis and data-driven approach <br />to identify patterns and trends, <br />high-risk conditions, and <br />opportunities for proactive safety <br />improvements. <br />CHAPTER 2: ENGAGING <br />THE COMMUNITY <br />Describes the three-phase <br />outreach process the project team <br />used to gather local insights, as <br />well as key themes and concerns, <br />that informed the development of <br />responsive solutions. <br />CHAPTER 1: <br />INTRODUCTION <br />Provides an overview of the <br />community's demographics, <br />existing transportation challenges, <br />and prior safety-related plans <br />and initiatives, which lay the <br />foundation for this CSAP.
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