Public Meeting on the 35th Ave NE Paving Project – October 21
Save the date! The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is planning a public meeting on the 35th Ave NE Paving Project on Saturday, October 21.
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SDOT Finalizes Design Concept for 35th Ave NE Paving Project
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has finalized the street design concept for 35th Ave NE, based on current and future needs and with the goal of creating more options to safely get around the neighborhood.
Bike lanes and the 2018 Paving Project in Northeast Seattle
Representatives from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) attended our March Board of Trustees meeting to give an update on the 2018 Paving Project in Northeast Seattle. The paving project includes a number of changes to 35th Ave NE between NE 45th Street and NE 87th Street.
You're Invited: Greenway Extension Open House, Thursday March 27
SDOT is hosting an open house for an extension of the 39th Ave NE Greenway on March 27, 6:30-8PM in the Thornton Creek Elementary cafeteria. Read More …
Safe Roads Awareness Week, March 25-28
Safe Roads Awareness Week, March 25th – 28th, with Dennis & Judy Schulte Memorial Walk & Rally on Tuesday, March 25. Read More …
Mayor McGinn To Visit the Ravenna-Bryant Neighborhood to Discuss NE 65th Street
The mayor is coming to hear from those around NE 65th Street about concerns over a conceptual cycle track within the Draft Bicycle Master Plan. Read More …
Is a Cycle Track Coming to 35th Ave NE?
What are your thoughts on a proposed cycle track along 35th Ave NE in the Draft Bicycle Master Plan? Read More …
City-wide Walk and Bike to School Planning Meeting Happening Tonight at Bryant Elementary Library
Sorry for this last minute notice. But, parents from around the City are meeting tonight, from 7-8:30PM at the Bryant Elementary library to discuss planning how to increase the number of students walking and biking to schools. This discussion builds on the success demonstrated already at Bryant Elementary which has lifted the percentage of students biking to school in from 11% in 2007 to 33% in 2011. For more information, visit the Walk.Bike.Schools! website.
Mayor McGinn Hosts a Road Safety Summit
In light of the deaths of several bicyclists who have been hit by cars over the past year, Mayor McGinn and members of the City Council are hosting a Road Safety Summit to discuss what can be done. The summit will focus on three questions: What do you think are the highest priority safety problems to solve on Seattle roads? What do you think are the most important things to do to make Seattle roads safer? We often talk about what government can do to promote safety. What are the ways that non-governmental groups and individuals can promote safety? The Read More …