Seattle Neighborhood Greenways is a coalition of neighborhood groups, all led and run by volunteers like you and supported by our staff. One of the most inspiring stories of this year has been the surge of new volunteer leadership across our neighborhood groups. In every corner of the city, people are stepping up to organize their neighbors, lead campaigns, and imagine safer, more welcoming streets.
This year, we saw renewed …
This year brought both heartbreak and hope for people who walk, bike, and roll in Seattle. As an attorney who represents people injured on our streets, including my bike and pedestrian clients, I see every day how dangerous infrastructure design decisions have changed lives in an instant. Yet, this year has also shown that improvements are possible when Seattle chooses safety.
New protected bike routes now stitch together a low-stress …
After more than a decade of advocacy, the East Marginal Way Corridor Improvement Project is complete — creating a safer, smoother, and more connected route between West Seattle and Downtown for everyone who bikes, walks, rolls, and drives.
New East Marginal Way Bike Path
What was once one of Seattle’s most intimidating streets is now a model for how safety, freight mobility, and community priorities can come together. The newly …
In a powerful evening celebrating community at the Centilia Cultural Center on Beacon Hill, Seattle advocates from South Park, the MLK Jr. Way S Corridor, and Aurora Ave N shared a compelling vision for the future of Seattle’s streets that prioritizes human life over vehicle speed.
The night began with Dhyana Quintanar Solares’ urgent call to action. Her opening remarks painted a stark picture of Seattle's transportation crisis: since …
We’re celebrating!!!
Construction is now complete on 3.5 miles of new bike lanes that will transform how people are able to get into and around the Duwamish Valley!
This project will not only serve neighborhood residents and workers in South Park, Georgetown, and SODO, but it also represents a response from the city to historic and ongoing inequitable land use practices that have divided communities across the Duwamish Valley since …
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