Our transit service, through King County METRO, cut service during the pandemic. As they start to transition and gradually restore suspended service, METRO wants to… Read More »METRO Survey On Service Restoration Open For Input Through March 8th
With severe winter weather on the way – snow and low temperatures are almost certain – it is important to think ahead about how you… Read More »METRO Prepares For Winter Weather & Keeping Riders Safe
This January has seen an incredible amount of precipitation in Fremont, even for the typically rainy Pacific Northwest. By January 10th, Seattle had already gotten… Read More »Ship Canal Water Quality Project Remains Relevant In Stormy Times
At the bend of NW 36th St & Leary Way, at NW 2nd Avenue, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project continues construction on the elongated… Read More »Updates On The Ship Canal Water Project, The Fremont Site & Contributing To Art
On October 21st, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced that temporary street use permits generally issued by the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) are being automatically… Read More »Seattle Street Use Permits Extended Through October 2021
Seattle Parks & Recreation has begun construction on six playfields around the City, including sections of Lower Woodland. Seattle Parks is replacing the aging synthetic… Read More »Construction Closes Parts Of Lower Woodland Park For Fall
On Wednesday, October 14th at 6p, three King County Councilmembers will host a Virtual Town Hall for a discussion of plans to restructure METRO Transit… Read More »County Councilmembers Host Virtual Town Hall on Oct 14th On METRO Restructuring
The Ship Canal Water Quality Project construction has begun, including at the site on Interlake Ave N on N 36th St. A screen wall has… Read More »Temporary Art Now On Display As Part Of The Ship Canal Water Quality Project
Transit is still available as an option for those who must travel at this time, and METRO is asking for help keeping all riders and… Read More »METRO Updates Transit Policies & Procedures In This Pandemic Era
The City of Seattle Public Utilities Ship Canal Water Quality Project is proceeding forward, to create a storm water retention tank beneath Ballard and Fremont. … Read More »Detour Of Bike & Walking Trails For Storm Water Retention Work
