ACTION ALERT
The Mayor’s budget should reflect our shared values.
We are working with the Seattle Solidarity Budget Coalition to pass the #BudgettoLive #BudgettoThrive which includes 3 critical transportation priorities:
- Keep the traffic enforcement division in SDOT, don’t move it back to SPD.
- Ensure that 100% of the revenue from automatic camera enforcement is re-invested into safe streets projects.
- Maintain increases in funding for Vision Zero.
Join us!
- Give public comment at the Budget Committee Meeting Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 9:30am or on Nov. 15 at 5pm -- virtually or in person at City Hall.
- Send an email to City Council
- Spread the word!
Solidarity Budget 2023: bit.ly/3S1QryM
Priorities
Whose Streets? Our Streets!
Whose Streets? Our Streets! (WSOS) is a BIPOC workgroup, formed in July 2020 by Seattle Neighborhood Greenways, advocating for law and policy reform to better meet the needs of all street users--especially BIPOC communities.
Vision Zero
We advocate for Seattle's Vision Zero commitment -- to eliminate road-traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030 -- by supporting safety projects including community development and redesigns, and traffic calming where they are needed most.
#UnGaptheMap
We envision a city where safe, comfortable and convenient bike routes connect every neighborhood in Seattle. Our grassroots network of hyper-local volunteer groups are advocating for neighborhood routes across the city that will help riders of all abilities, ages and ethnicities bike safely.
Whose Streets? Our Streets! (WSOS) is a BIPOC workgroup, formed in July 2020 by Seattle Neighborhood Greenways, advocating for law and policy reform to better meet the needs of all street users--especially BIPOC communities.
We advocate for Seattle's Vision Zero commitment -- to eliminate road-traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030 -- by supporting safety projects including community development and redesigns, and traffic calming where they are needed most.
We envision a city where safe, comfortable and convenient bike routes connect every neighborhood in Seattle. Our grassroots network of hyper-local volunteer groups are advocating for neighborhood routes across the city that will help riders of all abilities, ages and ethnicities bike safely.
Advocating for a network of 130 miles of open streets.
Part of Seattle's Stay Healthy Streets program, Lake Washington Boulevard's Keep Moving Street is open during summer months to people walking, biking and rolling.
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