The Washington County Highway Department has produced transportation and roadway plans to serve as guiding documents to help with both short and long-term budgeting, identify and address safety issues, and to inform the public on when to expect roadway improvements to occur.

These plans are living documents that evolve year to year based on funding and community needs.

The Washington County Highway Department has developed its first long-range transportation plan. The plan has a design year of 2050 and serves as a guide for budgeting by estimating when specific stretches of the Washington County highway system should be improved based on a 25-year pavement lifecycle. This plan is intended to help achieve a financially sustainable transportation network for Washington County. This plan serves as a guide and information within it is subject to change due to many factors in the future.

2050 Transportation Network Sustainability Plan

The Washington County Board of Supervisors directed the Highway Department to implement an initiative to study traffic safety data at all major intersection throughout the County highway system to...

"Ensure a safe public transportation network that is well-maintained, accessible and enhances safe traffic flow and mobility."

This analysis is intended to assist in...

"Providing a transportation network that is designed to enhance safe traffic flow, ease congestion and ensure efficient mobility" while "Improve[ing], enhance[ing], and continuously invest[ing] in a safe, reliable, accessible and well-maintained transportation infrastructure."

This document was developed under the direction of the Washington County Public Works Committee, a liaison committee to the Washington County Board of Supervisors.

The 1st edition analyzes crash data from 2013 to 2017. The second edition analyzes crash data from 2018 to 2022 with consideration of crash events occurring in 2023, and evaluates improvements made since the 1st edition.

The 1st edition was unanimously approved by the Public Works Committee on February 27, 2019, and the Washington County Board of Supervisors on March 13, 2019. The 2nd edition was unanimously approved by the Public Works Committee on July 18, 2024.

Intersection Safety Analysis (2nd Edition)

Intersection Safety Analysis (1st Edition)

Roadway Safety Analysis