From PARK(ing) Day projects to Memorial Walks, we're creating a city that is safer and healthier for all.
September 2014

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Rebecca Scollard Memorial Walk. Photo by Joshua Trujillo, seattlepi.com.

Honoring the Victims

Sher Kung, Rebecca Scollard, Caleb Shoop: the latest victims in a long string of bike and pedestrian traffic fatalities. To honor these lives and work towards solutions, we've helped convene over a dozen memorial events. Read more.

PARK(ing) Day Plants Seeds for a City of Parks. Read more.

Greenways' Bob Edmiston Inspires "New North Star in Bikeway Design." Read more.

Upcoming Events

Movie Night: Aftermass
Friday, October 17th
7 p.m.

With Director Joe Biel and a Panel Discussion. Find out more.

Check out our calendar for more events!

Get Involved

Two minutes of your time could provide millions of dollars for safe streets. Find out more.

Speak Out for Safe Streets

These new coasters at Elliot Bay Brewery are Greenways approved:

Local News

What's new in your City Council District?

District 1
A multi-year road safety project in High Point will kick off on October 22.

District 2

Columbia City residents rally for safety improvements after another crash on Rainier Ave S.

District 3
Madison Park Greenways held a ribbon-cutting celebration for the new McGilvra Greenway.

District 4
NE Seattle and University Greenways got props from SDOT after successfully re-engineering a major corridor.

District 5
Lake City Greenways will be doing a crosswalk action on Monday, September 29 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.

District 6
Could a new "shared street" design that prioritizes pedestrians come to Ballard?

District 7
After a successful crowdfunding campaign, an Uptown Parklet is coming to Queen Anne!

Beyond Seattle
Kirkland Greenways helps organize a memorial walk for 19-year-old Caleb Shoop, followed by a solutions meeting.

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