Thank you @transportation.seattle.gov for working to close the dangerous bike gap on 12th Ave between the CD and the CID! This was one of the key gaps we highlighted earlier this year in our @seattlebikeblog.com #UnGapTheMap post: www.seattlebikeblog.com/2026/05/29/g...
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Seattle Streets Alliance
Профиль VivelyWe organize and mobilize people to make every neighborhood a great place to walk, bike, roll, and live. Learn more at streetsalliance.org.
Interested in discussing streets for people on Capitol Hill? Community members with @centralseattlestreetsforall.org are developing an idea called "Destination Pike" this upcoming Tuesday. Learn more: destinationpike.com
Gordon PadelfordInspired by seeing our streets as places for people? @streetsalliance.bsky.social volunteers are working on really cool streets for people projects in Capitol Hill, the U District, Ballard, Queen Anne, Downtown, Admiral, and beyond and could use your help: www.streetsalliance.org/get-involved...
Not long ago, riding along Elliott Bay meant navigating busy traffic, confusing gaps, and stressful streets. Today, you can travel from Interbay to Alki Point on a connected, low-stress route. See how we got here in our new storymap: arcg.is/04XmvP1
Care about buses? Give public comment at 5:00PM today at Seattle City Council about the proposed Seattle Transit Measure renewal: seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=...
seattle.legistar.comWe're hiring! 🚲🚶♿ Seattle Streets Alliance is looking for a part-time Volunteer Coordinator to help support the people powering the movement for safer streets across Seattle. Learn more and apply: streetsalliance.org/volunteercoordinator Know someone who's a great fit? Please share!
Tonight, experience Produce on Pike — Pike Place Market’s weekly Wednesday evening farmers market. Shop fresh, local produce, support Market businesses, & enjoy one of Seattle’s best people-first public spaces in the evening. 3–7 PM at Pike Place Market. ℹ️ www.pikeplacemarket.org/events-calen...
Looking to get involved in making Northwest Seattle safer to walk, bike, and roll? Join Northwest Greenways on Thursday, July 2, 7–8 PM at Halcyon Brewing in Greenwood. Everyone is welcome! More info: nwgreenways.streetsalliance.org
Yes… another Pike Place survey. 😅 But this one closes today & takes just 2 mins. The Pedestrian Pilot is delivering results—higher visitation, stronger sales, & a Market that works better for people. Help shape what comes next. Take Survey: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/06/01/m...
Too many people have been killed on Seattle’s streets in recent weeks. These tragedies are preventable. Tell Seattle leaders to improve intersection safety, require side guards on large trucks, and prioritize Vision Zero. Take Action: actionnetwork.org/letters/plea...
We’re seeking a new part-time Volunteer Coordinator to bolster and coordinate volunteers who help make our streets safer, more welcoming, and more connected for everyone who walks, bikes, rolls, and lives here. Learn more and help us spread the word: streetsalliance.org/volunteercoo... #NowHiring
What does South Park deserve next? Join the Reconnect South Park Open House on June 23 (5:30–7:30 PM) at the Duwamish River Community Hub to learn about the project, hear community feedback, and help shape the future of the neighborhood. Learn more: reconnectsouthpark.org
Juneteenth is about Black freedom, joy, and ongoing justice — including on our streets. Celebrate tomorrow with the Northwest African American Museum and Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle. Urban League Pop-up Market: urbanleague.org/event/5th-an...
Good news: Seattle Public Schools is adding 11 new traffic gardens this summer, bringing the citywide total to 32. 🚲🛴 These car-free spaces help kids build biking, rolling, and street safety skills while having fun. Learn more: www.seattleschools.org/departments/...
The future of Pike Place is currently being tested. The Market is trying new barriers to enhance safety while keeping access open for farmers, vendors, & deliveries. Your feedback will help determine what happens next. Take the survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/R6GHYHD
We won! Thank you everyone who wrote in to King County Council asking to treat Seattle fairly! Please write to thank: claudia.balducci@kingcounty.gov, jorge.baron@kingcounty.gov, rhonda.lewis@kingcounty.gov, reagan.dunn@kingcounty.gov, and teresa.mosqueda@kingcounty.gov for their vote!
Ryan PackerThe 15% cap that would only taget Seattle has been REMOVED! Voting no were: Dembowski, Perry, Fain, and Von Reichbauer.