Training Opportunity - Design Training for Safe, Walkable and Accessible Communities

June 8, 2023

In-person and online workshops sponsored by WSDOT Active Transportation Division

The WSDOT Active Transportation Division is sponsoring training opportunities on Design Training for Safe, Walkable and Accessible Communities. These training opportunities are offered as both in-person and online workshops. The training will cover topics concerning designing for safe, walkable and accessible communities. The presenter for the training is Ian Lockwood, Livable Transportation Engineer with Toole Design Group, who will cover walkability topics such as traffic calming on major streets, multi-modal level of service and safe system approach design techniques. There are 4 opportunities to choose from:

Olympia (in-person) – Thurston County - Wednesday, June 21 (Times: 2:00-5pm)
Location: WSDOT Headquarters Building, Nisqually Room, 310 Maple Park Ave SE, Olympia, WA
Local Host: Thurston Regional Planning Council.
Register for the in-person option: https://fmdata.wsdot.wa.gov/LTAPtraining/registration.php

Olympia (online) – Thurston County - Wednesday, June 21 (Times: 2:00-5pm)
Location: Online, Zoom.
Local Host: Thurston Regional Planning Council.
Register for the online, remote option: https://fmdata.wsdot.wa.gov/LTAPtraining/registration.php
A Zoom link will be provided after the registration request is processed.

Moses Lake (in-person) – Grant County - Thursday, June 22 (Times: 10:30am-4:30pm)
Includes a walk audit and lunch on your own.
Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Balsam, Moses Lake WA.
Local Host: City of Moses Lake.
Register for the in-person option: https://fmdata.wsdot.wa.gov/LTAPtraining/registration.php

Moses Lake (online) – Grant County - Thursday June 22 (Times: 1:00-3pm)
Key concepts of design training.
Location: Online, GoToWebinar.
Local Host: City of Moses Lake.
Register for the online, remote option: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5666523820913502554

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