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Longview to Add Transit Stop, Improve Pedestrian Crossings

Saturday, August 1, 2026

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Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee approved a new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple Street, according to a July 22 city notice. The stop is part of ongoing efforts to improve citywide accessibility.

The city also opened a survey for public input on revised pedestrian improvements at Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets. The survey, which closes August 3, follows feedback from a June open house. Residents can share comments online or at the city office.

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Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee approved a new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple StreetNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The approval was according to a July 22 city noticeNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The stop is part of ongoing efforts to improve citywide accessibility“A new RiverCities Transit stop at 12th Avenue and Maple Street is the latest project supported by Longview’s Accessibility Advisory Committee. Learn how the committee is improving access across the city and how you can share ideas or apply to serve.”
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The city opened a survey for public input on revised pedestrian improvements at Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets“Based on comments received during the June open house, we've revised the proposed pedestrian improvements at the Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets. Survey closes August 3.”
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The survey closes August 3“Survey closes August 3.”
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The survey follows feedback from a June open house“Based on comments received during the June open house, we've revised the proposed pedestrian improvements at the Nichols Boulevard crossings at Harding, Hemlock, and Garfield streets. Survey closes August 3.”
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Residents can share comments onlineNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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Residents can share comments at the city officeNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.