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Pullman applies for three TIB grants to resurface Bishop, add Liebecker sidewalk and signalize Grand/Center
Summary
Council authorized grant applications for three Transportation Improvement Board projects: Bishop Boulevard resurfacing, a Liebecker Street sidewalk infill, and a Grand Avenue/Center Street traffic signal.
The Pullman City Council on Aug. 12 approved staff requests to apply for three Washington State Transportation Improvement Board (TIB) grants to fund transportation projects across the city.
Valerie Weaver, the city’s grants and special projects manager, said the city submitted three separate applications due Aug. 15: (1) Bishop Boulevard resurfacing from Grand Avenue to Fairmount Drive (TIB arterial preservation), estimated cost about $682,000…
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