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Pasco previews comprehensive safety action plan tied to federal grant eligibility

February 21, 2026 | Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington


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Pasco previews comprehensive safety action plan tied to federal grant eligibility
The Pasco City Council will hear a preview of the city’s comprehensive safety action plan at its Feb. 23 meeting, Moderator said. The plan, developed with public input, outlines measures intended to improve safety for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians and is described as a key factor in determining eligibility for federal grants for sidewalks and road work.

Why it matters: The safety action plan could shape what projects qualify for federal funding and influence where the city prioritizes sidewalks, crossings and road improvements.

Details in the preview: The Moderator said the plan was created with community input and that having a plan in place “not only lays out how we’re working to keep drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians safe,” but is also important for securing federal grant dollars for sidewalks and road projects.

What’s next: The plan will be discussed at the Feb. 23 meeting; the preview did not announce specific projects, dollar amounts or timelines for implementation.

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