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Council reviews draft Safe Streets Comprehensive Safety Action Plan
Summary
At an April 23 workshop, Project Engineer Kyle Burtis presented the April 2026 draft Comprehensive Safety Action Plan focused on a safe-systems approach to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries; councilmembers discussed the plan and provided comments but took no action.
Project Engineer Kyle Burtis of PSOMAS presented the April 2026 draft Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (CSAP) to the East Wenatchee City Council at a workshop April 23. The plan emphasizes a safe-systems approach aimed at reducing and eliminating transportation-related fatalities and serious injuries and prioritizing the safety of all road users.
Councilmembers Ken Arnold, Christine Johnson, Paul Harrison and Ettore Castellente each provided comments during the discussion. The minutes record that the council discussed the draft and offered feedback but took no formal action at the workshop. The presentation and discussion were recorded as part of the workshop; next steps or a timeline for adoption were not specified in the minutes.
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