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Pullman seeks state transit grants to fund transit facility design and NEPA; staff cites $3.0M estimate

Pullman City Council · August 5, 2026
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Summary

City staff asked council to authorize applications for two state grant programs to fund design and NEPA for a proposed Pullman transit facility (estimated design/NEPA cost $3,000,850). Council approved resolutions to apply for both a State Bus & Bus Facilities grant and a WSDOT consolidated grant.

City staff asked the council to approve applications for state transit grants to move a proposed Pullman transit facility toward construction readiness.

Valerie Weaver said the design and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) phase of the Pullman transit facility project is currently estimated at $3,000,850 and would produce construction-ready plans that position the city to compete for federal construction funding. For the State Bus and Bus Facilities grant program staff said a small local match is required; staff presented the application and requested council approval of Resolution R39-26 to apply and to execute a grant agreement if awarded.

Weaver also explained the project is eligible for a WSDOT consolidated program with a different funding mix; for that program staff proposed requesting the program maximum of $2,500,000, which would increase the city's local-match share compared with the other program. Council approved both resolutions to submit applications and execute agreements if the city is awarded funding.