Transportation Resilience Improvement Plan (TRIP)
WSDOT is doing a planning study called the Transportation Resilience Improvement Plan (TRIP). This plan will help Washington State prioritize investments to address climate and natural hazards including flooding, wildfire, landslides, and earthquakes.
We want to hear about the public's experiences with extreme weather and natural hazards, including your thoughts on how we should prioritize our work to address these hazards in the future.
Please participate in the public survey (see Key dates) and other engagement opportunities shared in this space so we can learn from you and consider your perspective!
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Stay tuned for an upcoming briefing on the TRIP for tribal staff and community members. Date to be announced.
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Briefing details to be shared soon.
If you work for or are associated with a tribe that consults in Washington State and have an interest or a role in transportation planning, emergency management, and/or natural resources, please join us to:
- learn about the TRIP
- learn about how tribes can get involved
- have an opportunity to ask questions and provide live input
- request a one-on-one meeting with WSDOT and your tribe regarding the TRIP
Tribal community members are also encouraged to take the public survey (see Key dates) to share their input.