City seeking funding for study of second Moses Lake crossing
Rob Karlinsey, right, Moses Lake city manager, discusses funding for an initial study of a second Moses Lake crossing. Chris Keifenheim, North Central Region director for the Washington Department of Transportation, is at left.
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — The city of Moses Lake will be seeking federal funding to conduct an environmental study of a possible second crossing over Moses Lake. City Manager Rob Karlinsey said Wednesday the environmental study would be the first step in building a second crossing.
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