WSDOT Active Transportation Plan is Rolling Webinars Available

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The WSDOT Active Transportation Plan is set to launch a series of webinars aimed at fostering community engagement and discussing critical issues related to active mobility and internet access. Scheduled from January 21 to January 22, 2021, these webinars are particularly relevant for residents of Leavenworth, Washington, who seek to enhance their understanding of local transportation initiatives. The sessions will provide insights into the integration of broadband services and the importance of closed captioning in making information accessible to all. By participating in these webinars, attendees can directly influence the development of the Active Transportation Plan, ensuring that it meets the needs of the community. The initiative also highlights the Department of Commerce's commitment to improving business operations and financial frameworks through enhanced internet connectivity.

In today's digital age, access to reliable internet is essential for both individuals and businesses. These webinars not only aim to educate but also to empower residents to take part in shaping their transportation future. Overall, this initiative represents a proactive stance towards overcoming local connectivity challenges while promoting active mobility.

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