Pasco Real Estate Blog

If you’re headed to the Tri-Cities Airport (PSC) over the next couple months, parking spaces may be a little harder to find. A construction project underway today will expand the size of the airport’s parking lots, but in the short term it means fewer parking spaces will be available.
The Port of Pasco is basicallt relocating [...]

Organizers of the Columbia River Crossing Study have set up a second public survey to help prioritize the public’s preferences for improving traffic over the Columbia River. The survey is open now and can be accessed via www.crcstc.com.
After the first survey earlier this year, the initial set of 10 options was narrowed down to these [...]

The folks behind the Columbia River Bridge Crossing study have published the results of that survey done earlier this spring which asked Tri-Cities residents to indicate their preferences for adding a bridge over the Columbia River.
After reviewing the public input, and considering things like finances, impact on the surrounding neighborhoods, estimated traffic volumes, and [...]

The city of Pasco is having a contest to name the two new waterslides being built at Memorial Pool, and you can enter now. If your suggestion is chosen, you’ll get bragging rights plus a “special prize” at the pool’s Grand Re-Opening Celebration on June 19th.
You have until June 15th to submit your idea. You [...]

If you or your kids are planning to take swimming lessons this summer in Pasco, mark your calendar for mid-June. That’s when registration for the first of five 2010 Pasco swim lesson sessions begins. Here’s the full schedule with registration dates for Pasco residents:
Session 1: June 21 – July 2, registration begins June 16
Session 2: [...]

Local officials have created a survey to get public input on a full 10 options for adding a new bridge over the Columbia River between Pasco and Kennewick or Richland. The options are shown on the map below:

The survey is pretty short, and you’ll be asked at one point to prioritize your personal top three [...]

Prices are going up this year for using the city of Pasco’s public swimming pools. The Pasco City Council just approved new rates last week, but they also expanded swimming hours at the same time.
According to the Herald, the new swimming pool rates (and session lengths) will be as follows:

Memorial Pool: youths are $3, adults [...]

If you’re looking for something to do in the Pasco area, why not head a little of town and visit the Sacajawea State Park Interpretive Center? It’s now open from 10 am to 5 pm daily, and will stay open through the end of October.
To get there, head east on Hwy. 12 as if [...]