Mark your calendars for 2026 Fall Registration! Programming is now available in our Recreation and Lifelong Recreation Brochures. Scholarships are available to help make programs accessible for all. Start planning your fall activities: https://ow.ly/lBtr50ZwKAE
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Maintaining and modernizing Seattle's streets For service requests: call 206-684-7623 or use the Find It, Fix It app: seattle.gov/customer-service-bureau/find-it-fix-it-mobile-app City policies: seattle.gov/digital
Small improvements in the air quality across the state, but levels still remain high. Reduce your risk by following these tips at doh.wa.gov/smoke-fires
We reached final design for the 1st Ave NE Shared-Use Path. The path makes it easier to get to James Baldwin Elementary School & Northacres Park. It connects to new walking & biking facilities on NE 130th St, Sound Transit's Pinehurst Station & the new Route 77 bus. www.seattle.gov/transportati...
SDOT is updating our Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan, and we need your input. Please take our survey by Tuesday, September 15, 2026: www.seattle.gov/transportati... Your responses and feedback guide how we make Seattle's public spaces more accessible for all.
Wildfire smoke has moved into Seattle. An air quality alert is in effect until at least Wednesday at 5:00 PM. Air quality may reach unhealthy levels through Thursday. Visit the City's Wildfire Smoke Safety page: seattle.gov/wildfire-smoke-safety
It's National Night Out! Be aware: there are dozens of block parties taking place on residential streets across Seattle tonight thanks to the Seattle Police Department & your neighbors. See a map of where block parties are planned: https://www.seattle.gov/police/crime-prevention/night-out
Some areas of Washington state are seeing worse smoke conditions this morning. You should download the EPA AIR NOW App to check conditions near you. Find the latest state smoke forecasts: wasmoke.blogspot.com #wawildfire
Simply incredible that we're finally going to fix the L8.
The Yale slip lane is now permanently closed, with Boren handling all I-5 traffic! We had a great time meeting the SDOT crew and can't wait to see the improvements this will bring for the L8! We'll head back down later today to share some more photos after everything is fully installed.
New bus lane is coming along! Thanks @transportation.seattle.gov !! This weekend involves a bit of rechanneling traffic. Actual bus lane will be painted in a few weeks.
Heading to Seafair? You can fly past traffic and high parking prices by taking transit. Use Sound Transit's Columbia City Station and connect with Seafair's Free Shuttle. Or use King County Metro Route 50 and Route 7. Here's how: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/24/s...
ROUTE 8 and DENNY WAY: starting on Saturday, buses and cars merging onto Interstate 5 won’t compete for the same lane of Denny Way. To keep traffic flowing, people driving to I-5 south from eastbound Denny Way will turn right on Boren Ave and left on Howell St instead of using Yale Ave.
Good point. You can get to Seafair without traffic stress and expensive parking. Here's how: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/24/s...
Travel Guide: Getting around Seattle for Torchlight Parade, Seafair Weekend Festival - SDOT Blog
Over the next two weekends, Seattle will fill with Seafair festivities. Big events mean big crowds. To skip traffic and parking stress, consider the easier option: Take transit and make your Seafair a...
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@transportation.seattle.gov Please promote this information on your feeds! World Cup proved Seattle can do big events without gridlocking neighborhoods. Let’s do it for Seafair too!
✈️ See planes by trains 🚈 Heading to Seafair Weekend Festival? Take Link to Columbia City Station and catch a FREE shuttle to the event. Learn how to ride and pay: https://www.soundtransit.org/
REMINDER: The southbound I-5 off-ramp to S Forest Street/6th Avenue S (MP 163) will close TONIGHT (7/31) at 10 pm to 5 am Saturday (8/1) for maintenance. Plan ahead. @transportation.seattle.gov
SEAFAIR WEEKEND IS CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF! Here's what to expect: -I-90 bridges will be open across Lake WA. Do not stop on the I-90 Trail to watch the show -NB I-5 over the Ship Canal Bridge is reduced to 2 lanes w/ express lanes running NB 24/7 -WB Tacoma Narrows Bridge reduced to 2 lanes 6a-8p Sat
A new walkway and planting strip with trees along 26th Ave S near The Lighthouse for the Blind, built by SDOT crews.
Markings are in place at Denny and Boren for the big switch for I-5 traffic starting this Saturday. Temporary signage is currently giving drivers a warning about the closure of the Yale slip lane.
The Torchlight Parade is this evening, 7:30-10:30 PM along the Waterfront. Use the free Waterfront Shuttle, take the bus, ride Link light rail, the bus, the Streetcar, the Water Taxi, or bike - and skip traffic. Here's how to get there: https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/24/seafair-travel-guide/
In early June, artist Cristina Martinez completed "A Soft Place to Land". This mural anchors Occidental Promenade in Pioneer Square. Join us on Saturday, July 25 during the Seattle Art Fair for the official mural unveiling. Details: populusseattle.com/softplacetoland
The Seafair Torchlight Parade is Saturday, July 25, 7:30-10:30 PM. Take the free Waterfront Shuttle, Link light rail, Monorail, Streetcar, Water Taxi, bus, bike, or scooter to skip traffic. Streets will be busy, so plan your trip early. https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/24/seafair-travel-guide/
Travel Guide: Getting around Seattle for Torchlight Parade, Seafair Weekend Festival - SDOT Blog
Over the next two weekends, Seattle will fill with Seafair festivities. Big events mean big crowds. To skip traffic and parking stress, consider the easier option: Take transit and make your Seafair a...
sdotblog.seattle.gov
#ThrowbackThursday to just a few weeks ago, when the Seattle waterfront was alive with soccer fans from around the globe. ⚽🌎 Welcoming people has always been part of our mission, and this summer was one we'll never forget. Photo: @ samhorine
Don't block the box! - dangerous for people walking, biking, and scooting - especially dangerous for people with disabilities or other mobility needs - makes congestion worse - doesn't get you anywhere faster - gets you an automated ticket at 8 locations in the city: www.seattle.gov/police/commu...
Can we turn every stop line in the city into a speed bump @transportation.seattle.gov? I'd like to use a completely unobstructed crosswalk again someday
Light rail is coming to West Seattle! Meet with us and Seattle OPCD at the West Seattle Farmers Market on July 26 and August 2. We seek feedback on projects & strategies around future West Seattle light rail stations. Take our survey by September 1 or stop by our booth: bit.ly/SAPsummer26
Fremont Bridge bike/scooter count data through July 22. We will cross the 700,000 mark today, way ahead of schedule. July is on pace to beat the all-time record for bike trips in a single month. Big things are happening!
Fremont Bridge bike/scooter count data through July 22. We will cross the 700,000 mark today, way ahead of schedule. July is on pace to beat the all-time record for bike trips in a single month. Big things are happening!
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"When Woods Motor Vehicle Company produced this vehicle in 1899, there were only 4,000 automobiles in the United States."
#OnThisDay in 1900, Seattle welcomed its first automobile, a three-horsepower Woods Electric. historylink.org/File/957
Taking the ferry to Seattle? Check out the free @kingcountymetro.bsky.social Waterfront Shuttle!
The FREE Waterfront Shuttle starts today! King County Metro’s summer Waterfront Shuttle is now rolling. It operates every 15 minutes, 10 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week. Plus, it’s easy to connect directly to the Seattle Streetcar, Sound Transit light rail, and even the Monorail.
Heads up, Seattle! From 10p TONIGHT (7/22) to 5a Thurs (7/23), 2 left lanes of northbound I-5 from Swift Ave S to just south of the West Seattle Bridge will close. The northbound I-5 off-ramp to Corson Ave S/Michigan Street (exit 162) will also close. @transportation.seattle.gov
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