On Tuesday, March 28th from 5:30p – 7:30p, at the Fremont Branch Library, the City of Seattle will host the final meeting in the ‘Project Development Phase of Your Voice, Your Choice.’ This is an opportunity to see which public works projects will be funded from the $2 million Street & Parks Funds.
On Saturday, March 25th, at 11:30a, seasoned bike commuter Heather McAuliffe will answer questions and share insights into safe commuting in the cold, rain and traffic. At the Seattle Public Library Fremont Branch, in the community conference room, attend this one-hour presentation on how you can get more out of your bicycle.
In the month of January, through a regional partnership among cities, counties, state, and non-profit groups, vehicle owners can get free checks for leaks, discounts on repairs, and education on car maintenance. The ‘Don’t Drip & Drive’ program has returned to the Puget Sound area.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with the Seattle Department of Transportation, is seeking an artist for a site-specific artwork, and design elements, for the Aurora Avenue/Licton Springs corridor.
Efforts continue to clear a seriously clogged sewer line along North 35th Street near Evanston Ave N.
Anticipated to begin in late December 2016, and extend for four weeks, into early 2017, Seattle City Light sent out a notice to some addresses about potential traffic and parking disruptions around Fremont.
The construction on the newly rebuilt North Transfer Station has nearly completed, and the adjacent open space on Woodlawn as well as a recreational area at Carr Place built in conjunction have completed.
Over the week of October 17th, weather permitting, the City of Seattle Department of Transportation will close the parking lot at Gas Works Park, and restrict access to portions of North Northlake Way.
The City of Seattle Department of Transportation has completed work on the protected bike lane (cycle track) along Westlake, along with a dedication ceremony held in mid-September.
On Wednesday, October 5th, construction work on the King County Wastewater Fremont Siphon Replacement – being done at 2nd Avenue & Leary Way – will continue into the wee hours of Thursday, October 6th.
