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Enumclaw council adopts $21 million local road safety plan; interim fixes planned for Stevenson–Cole intersection
Summary
The Enumclaw City Council on March 9 adopted a local road safety plan identifying nine priority areas totaling roughly $21 million and approved near‑term measures — including a 25 mph zone and a small no‑parking change — while engineering work continues for pedestrian bulb‑outs and potential flashing beacons at the Stevenson and Cole intersection.
Enumclaw council members voted March 9 to adopt a Local Road Safety Plan that identifies nine improvement areas and an estimated total need of about $21,000,000 to reduce fatal and serious‑injury collisions on city streets.
The plan, presented by city staff, inventories spot locations and systematic countermeasures—such as LED lighting, striping and shoulder improvements, rumble strips, pedestrian improvements on Porta Street, and rapid‑flashing crosswalk enhancements—and is intended to position the city to seek grants and loans to fund projects. "This plan provides a framework for identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing…
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