Washington State Department of Transportation
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is a state government agency responsible for managing and maintaining transportation infrastructure across Washington state. Its comprehensive responsibilities include overseeing roads and bridges, ferries, aviation, passenger rail, bicycling and walking infrastructure, and various transportation services. WSDOT focuses on multiple aspects of transportation, including construction and planning, traffic safety, environmental protection, and sustainable transportation solutions. The agency manages state routes, provides real-time travel information, supports commercial vehicles, conducts transportation research, and implements strategic plans for improving transportation systems. Key areas of focus include winter road maintenance, bridge preservation, climate change adaptation, and promoting multimodal transportation options.
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28 grantsSurface Transportation Block Grant
The Surface Transportation Block Grant supports Washington local agencies’ highway, bridge, transit, bicycle, pedestrian, trail, and ferry projects selected to address regional or county-wide priorities.
Paratransit/Special Needs and Rural Mobility Grants
Paratransit/Special Needs and Rural Mobility Grants support transit agencies, nonprofits, and tribes providing transportation for people with special needs and rural communities across Washington.
Consolidated Grant Program
Consolidated Grant Program supports Washington communities with transit services, planning, vehicles, and small construction to improve rural travel, intercity connections, and options for seniors and people with disabilities.
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