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Council adopts six‑year transportation plan (STIP) via Resolution 2025‑04

Mossyrock City Council · May 21, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted Resolution 2025-04 approving the required six‑year STIP (comprehensive transportation improvement program). The adoption tasks the city with annual reporting on revisions and extensions to coordinate the plan.

On May 21 the Mossyrock City Council adopted Resolution 2025-04, approving the required six‑year comprehensive transportation improvement program commonly known as the STIP. The minutes summarize the resolution and note that the city must report annually on any revisions or extensions to the plan to support coordinated implementation.

The action was moved by Juliana Simon and seconded by Council Member Craig Byrum and recorded as adopted in New Business; the minutes do not include specific project lists or funding amounts in the public excerpt. The resolution places the city on the STIP schedule and requires annual reporting to maintain coordination with county and state transportation planning.