Overview
Transportation needs in the City of Sequim cover a wide range of users. Vehicle mobility through and around the City is important for everyone, but Sequim also has a vibrant walking, hiking, and biking community.
There are 60 miles of public streets inside the City limits and several more miles of pedestrian/bike paths including the Olympic Discovery Trail. The City maintains public roadway and right-of-way, provides snow and ice control, maintains sidewalks, trails and street lighting.
The City's Sequim in Bloom program and Tree City USA activities keeps street trees, bushes and hanging baskets beautiful.
The City also owns seven traffic signals and operates three roundabouts. The link to the left provides instructions for using a roundabout.
Improvements to the system for all modes of transport are guided by the most recently-adopted Transportation Master Plan.
A Transportation Benefits District (TBD) was instituted originally in 2008 to assist paying for capital improvements. View more information on projects utilizing TBD funds.
Please contact Public Works for more information at 360-683-5062.
