Transportation Benefit District Everett, WA - Official Website

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The Everett City Council established the Transportation Benefit District (TBD) on June 18, 2014, through Ordinance No. 3386-14, with implementation beginning on July 8, 2014. This initiative is designed to generate funds specifically for the enhancement and maintenance of the city’s transportation infrastructure. With the TBD, Everett aims to preserve and optimize the performance of its existing transportation services, avoiding future costly construction and replacement projects. The funds collected can be utilized for various transportation improvements, ensuring alignment with local, regional, and state transportation plans.

Annual reports, including the Everett TBD 2021 Annual Report, serve to inform the public about the allocation and impact of these funds, promoting transparency. The establishment of the TBD reflects a strategic commitment to sustainable urban planning, crucial for accommodating the city's growth and enhancing mobility. By addressing vital transportation needs, the TBD aims to improve overall quality of life for Everett residents. This initiative underscores the importance of proactive infrastructure management in urban environments.

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