Construction of the Roosevelt Way NE Paving & Safety Improvements Project will begin as soon as next month! In preparation for this work, we are hosting a project pre-construction open house on Monday, January 25, 5:30-7:30 PM, with a presentation at 6:15 PM, at the University Heights Community Center (5031… [ Keep reading ]
Ever wonder how Seattle sets on-street parking rates? This video explains Seattle’s Performance-Based Parking Pricing Program, which sets and adjusts parking rates based on parking occupancy. SDOT’s Performance-Based Parking Pricing Program started in 2010 when the City Council directed the department to set on-street parking rates according to specific data… [ Keep reading ]
Next week, the South Park Community Council and SDOT staff will host an open house to talk to neighbors about upcoming pedestrian safety improvements on 8th Ave S, between S Southern and S Sullivan Streets. The large maple trees along the corridor are some of South Parks’ grandest street trees,… [ Keep reading ]
SDOT’s 2015 Accomplishments To meet the challenges of a rapidly growing city while improving safety, delivering its core services, and providing more options for travelers, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) focused on launching important new initiatives in 2015. Maintenance: The nine-year Bridging the Gap transportation levy ended in 2015… [ Keep reading ]
Last August, SDOT Director Scott Kubly, Mayor Ed Murray, Seattle Parks Superintendent Jesús Aguirre, joined community members and the First Hill Improvement Association (FHIA) to celebrate the opening of Seattle’s first “Pavement to Parks” site with a ribbon cutting on First Hill. Here’s a link to our original August ’15 SDOT… [ Keep reading ]
Work begins this week to upgrade transit stops along Westlake Ave N. A series of five small projects will extend stops; widen sidewalks; add shelters; and real-time transit arrival information signs. Construction impacts are expected intermittently along Westlake Ave N between Mercer St and Blanchard St. Work will begin at… [ Keep reading ]
