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US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor Public Meeting
March 25, 2008 - Monroe City Library, Monroe
WSDOT Snohomish Area Traffic Engineer Mike Swires presents the US 2 collision data package (pdf 2.2 mb) at the public kickoff meeting on March 25. More than 45 community members, local officials and agency representatives participated in the meeting. The next public meeting is tentatively scheduled for the end of April.
US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor Sign Unveiling
March 18, 2008 - River Park, Sultan
WSDOT Secretary Paula Hammond speaks with Monroe High School student Amber Carpenter before the event.
Community members, reporters and local and state officials gathered at the River Park Pavilion in Sultan to unveil the new US 2 traffic safety corridor signs.
House Transportation Committee Chair Rep. Judy Clibborn talks about new funding for US 2.
A half-size version of the new traffic safety corridor sign.
Pictured from left to right: Rep. Clibborn, Secretary Hammond, WSP Chief John Batiste, WSP Captain Jim Lever, community member Tom Cock.
A news crew interviews Tom Cock, whose son died in a US 2 collision in December 2007.
Governor Gregoire's US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor Announcement
Oct. 8, 2007 - Everett
Governor Chris Gregoire announces that US 2 has been designated a traffic safety corridor. Governor Gregoire was joined by Washington Traffic Safety Commission Director Lowell Porter, Washington State Patrol Chief John Batiste, WSDOT Secretary Paula Hammond, Snohomish County Councilmember Dave Sommers, and Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon.
Governor Gregoire speaks with a reporter at the traffic safety corridor event.