June 1, 2022

Be a Stop on the 2022 Train Trek!

We're traveling again, to lead discussions on the benefits of rail with communities around the region. This year's theme is "How to Revive Passenger Rail."

We'll be available August 1-21, 2022, to hold in person, remote, or hybrid meetings. We'll be available remotely at other times.

Would you like us to visit your town? Here's what we'll need:

Local co-sponsors (government, economic development organization, service club, media outlet)
Logistical support (meeting venue, lodging if needed)
Local keynote speakers
Advance publicity
Sponsors and donations to cover costs

If you would like to be a stop on the 2022 Train Trek, contact us at All Aboard Northwest!

Download our outline about the Train Trek.

Senator Liias: Let's Change Passenger Rail from a Vision to Reality

July 11, 2022

AAWA emphasizes that: 1. Conventional Cascades service must be improved in the near term – and in this era of expanded federal funding for passenger rail service alongside a willing host railroad partner, there is no reason hourly service shouldn’t be our target. 2. Passenger rail needs to touch more of the state than Western Washington. More service across the Cascades to Yakima, the Tri-Cities, and Spokane will ensure a coalition of support for high speed rail in the future....

Be a Stop on the 2022 Train Trek!

June 1, 2022

We're traveling again, to lead discussions on the benefits of rail with communities around the region. This year's theme is "How to Revive Passenger Rail."...

Successful In-Person AAWA Meeting in Centralia

May 22, 2022

The meeting and auction in Centralia went very well. If you were able to attend in person or electronically, thank you! We’re sorry if you couldn’t join us, but we look forward to seeing you again soon....

Upcoming AAWA Events, Support our Work

April 29, 2022

Please support All Aboard Washington in our work. We need active volunteers, we need calls and letters to elected officials, and we need donations. Our yearly budget is less than $100,000 but our regular income is far less. Only due to a few large bequests and gifts have we been able to continue. AAWA is close to running out of money, without which our advocacy for inter-city passenger rail goes away with no other organizations likely to replace our unique work. Please consider a donation to All Aboard Washington as part of your estate planning, as well as giving what you can afford to give now....