Thanks to funding from the Washington State Department of Transportation, a growing Pasco intersection will be getting some upgrades to safety.

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The City of Pasco announced Tuesday $2.1 million from WSDOT will be utilized to add a traffic signal and other improvements to the increasingly-used intersection.

The funding is from the Washington State Department of Transportation’s (WSDOT) Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP). The project will install a traffic signal, marked crosswalks, sidewalk extensions, and will also coordinate the signal with those at Road 68 to improve traffic flow.

Pasco officials say the area was deemed a large priority in the 2024 City Road Safety Plan, and now it will be able to be carried out.

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The project will begin in 2025 with the design phase, and should be completed by 2027.

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