Transportation Improvement Program - Transportation - Public Works

Each year, Clark County Public Works is responsible for updating the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The TIP represents the County's transportation priorities for a six-year time period and identifies road, bridge, bicycle and pedestrian improvements throughout the community.

NE 63rd Street (NE Andresen Road to Interstate 205) was completed in the end of 2007. A special thanks to the Transportation Improvement Board for contributing $3.9 million to the project.

Steve Gorcester, TIB Executive Director presenting a plaque to Clark County Commissioner Marc Boldt for the completion of the NE 63rd Street project. Middle: Todd Coleman, TIB Board Member and Port of Vancouver.

Klineline Bridge demolition

Limited resources, combined with increasing transportation demands in the area, make the six-year program priorities essential to achieve the goals and objectives of the County Comprehensive Plan.

Legal requirements
The laws of the state of Washington (WAC 136-15-050 AND RCW 36.81.121) require the preparation and annual updating of a six-year comprehensive transportation program. The TIP is adopted by the county legislative authority each year and includes all anticipated road and bridge construction projects, and any other specified capital outlays for the following six-year period.

Adopted 2008-2013 Transportation Improvement Program (PDF 7.9M)
2008-2013 TIP Project Map (PDF 449K)
2008 TIP Narrative (PDF 83K)
Project Index by Priority (PDF 29K)
Project Index Alphabetically (PDF 19K)
TIF Area Maps (PDF 1M)
Glossary (PDF 32K)

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