City pavement data reporting reform bill signed into law

by <a href="mailto:loganb@awcnet.org">Logan Bahr</a>, <a href="mailto:brandona@awcnet.org">Brandon Anderson</a> | Apr 22, 2019
<a target="_blank" href="https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=2038&amp;Initiative=false&amp;Year=2019"><strong>HB 2038</strong></a>, sponsored by Rep. Ramos (D&ndash;Issaquah), concerns pavement condition reporting requirements.

HB 2038, sponsored by Rep. Ramos (D–Issaquah), concerns pavement condition reporting requirements. The bill unanimously passed the Legislature and was signed into law last week.

The legislation repeals the requirement that cities must provide pavement preservation data to the Washington State Transportation Commission. The bill also requires the Washington State Department of Transportation to continue collecting pavement preservation rating data on Washington’s highways.

AWC was supportive of the bill and is appreciative of Rep. Ramos’ hard work to secure its passage.

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