The City of Arlington Public Works Department seeks bids for construction of a single-lane roundabout at Smokey Point Blvd and 180th Street NE. Work also includes stormwater facilities, pedestrian and roadway lighting, rapid rectangular flashing beacons, new water and sewer facilities, sidewalks, hardscape buffer strips, and landscaping. The solicitation is for a construction contract, not a grant program, and the bid listing gives an estimated value of $4,750,000.
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Seattle
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King
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1201 Third Avenue, Suite 500
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98101
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Puget Sound Regional Council
Growth Management Policy Board Meeting
Date: Oct 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board met to certify comprehensive plans for Carnation, Mercer Island, Ruston, and Kitsap County, alongside the Rediscover Downtown Kent subarea plan. Key discussion topics included updates on Transit-Oriented Development, innovative community outreach initiatives, and upcoming joint board sessions. The board also deliberated on 2027 legislative recommendations focused on transportation, housing, climate, and economic competitiveness, while receiving briefings on federal and state budget challenges, proposed changes to the U.S. Census, and potential replacements for the gasoline tax.
Transportation Policy Board Meeting
Date: Oct 8, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting addressed several key policy areas, including updates on federal transit grant guidance, proposed changes to the 2030 census, and the regional outlook regarding state revenue forecasts and budget constraints. Discussions highlighted the board's legislative recommendations for the upcoming session, emphasizing priorities in transportation safety, housing affordability, climate change mitigation, and economic competitiveness. Additionally, members debated energy cost impacts on the region, the infrastructure needs related to data centers and artificial intelligence, and the potential implementation of a highway use fee.
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Robin KoskeyDirector of Government Relations and Communications
Executive Board of the Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Board Meeting
Date: Sep 24, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting commenced with a roll call and discussion of hybrid meeting procedures. Key topics included the Director's report, which highlighted the launch of the Partnership for a Competitive Puget Sound, strategies for regional economic development and job growth, and outreach efforts to new members. Legislative updates focused on potential budget constraints for the upcoming session, homelessness services, and transportation funding concerns. Furthermore, the Operations Committee provided reports on financial vouchers, fixed asset and inventory thresholds, planning support authorizations, and approved upgrades for boardroom audio and video technology.
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