We’re opening 11 more miles of Stay Healthy Streets to allow for safe social distancing while walking, rolling, running, skating, and biking!
Lake City, Aurora Licton Springs, Ballard, and Delridge/Highland Park communities will be able to access essential services, recreate, and walk their dogs near their homes while protecting the neighbors by keeping 6 feet apart.
Stay Healthy Streets are in place 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until further notice. Lake City will be in place today, May 1, and the rest early next week.
We’re also extending the Central District route to include 22nd Ave E to E Olive St creating a total of 20 miles of Stay Healthy Streets. Stay Healthy Streets builds off the 196 miles of Seattle’s bike facilities and trails and helps people #KeepItMoving.
Keep it Moving Guidance:
- Stay Home. If you need to leave the house, visit your neighborhood park.
- Keep it Moving. Keep walking, running, or biking. That means no picnics, no BBQs, no sports, no gatherings at our parks.
- Visit parks, greenways and farmers markets at off peak hours
- If you see a crowd, go somewhere else
We’re also seeking volunteers to confirm road closure signs remain in place, to conduct pedestrian and bicycling counts, take photos and share vignettes. Those interested in volunteering can email NorthSeattleGreenway@Seattle.gov. The counts will be used to monitor the success of Stay Healthy Streets, along with resident feedback, and any traffic impacts where vehicles are detoured.
Three Farmers Markets will be up and running this weekend!
University Farmers Market: Saturday 9AM to 2PM. The market is on University Way NE between NE 50th St. and NE 52nd St.
Ballard Farmers Market: Sunday 9AM to 2PM. The market is on Ballard Ave. NW between 22nd Ave. NW and 20th Ave.
West Seattle Farmers Market: Sunday 10am to 2PM. The market is on California Ave. SW between SW Alaska St. and SW Oregon St.
Remember to follow #KeepItMoving guidance while at the farmers markets.
The City is working with the farmers markets to monitor compliance with necessary public health practices. Customer and vendor compliance is critical to ensuring the continued opening of the farmers markets. Before you shop, please review this list of customer and vendor responsibilities and expectations.