The Pullman City Council heard an update from Welch Comer on Project Downtown Pullman at their meeting April 23. Matt Gillis, Welch Comer vice president, said construction is now underway. One of the first things they did was re-stripe the Olsen St. parking, which will be a permanent change. The traffic control strategy is still.
The Port of Whitman County received a grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to explore possible reuse options for the steam plant on the WSU Pullman campus. The integrated planning grant allows local governments to plan for the cleanup and reuse of brownfield land sites, according to the Department of Ecology website. Brownfield.