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City to accept $1.518 million HSIP grant for 140th Avenue NE safety corridor project

2231878 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Staff said Redmond has been awarded $1,518,000 in Highway Safety Improvement Program funding for the 140th Avenue NE safety corridor project (Willows Road to Northeast 301st Street as described in the packet); no local match is required and staff requested adding the project to the CIP and accepting the grant.

Staff informed the committee that the city received a Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) grant of $1,518,000 to design and construct the 140th Avenue NE safety corridor project. Staff said the project is identified in the city’s local road safety plan and includes safety improvements along Willows Road (described in staff materials as from Willows Road to Northeast 301st Street). No local match is required, and staff requested council add the project to the capital improvement program (CIP) and accept the grant.

Staff explained the award arrived after the CIP was finalized for the budget cycle and therefore required a mid-cycle CIP amendment. Council members praised staff for securing the grant; one council member noted interest in the feasibility study to remove or reconfigure slip lanes to slow turning vehicles. Staff said they would follow up with WSDOT program administrators as needed.