We envision a well-used, linked network of safe, pleasant, and healthy streets in Seattle.
Every year, the Seattle Neighborhood Greenways coalition of neighborhood groups develop and advocate for a list of top priorities. We’ve had amazing success with these priorities the past thanks to people like you!
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Check out our 2020 priorities!
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2019 priorities. See our 2019 year in review.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2018 Priorities. 3 strategic initiatives and one priority for each council district. See our 2018 year in review.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2017 priorities. Three citywide priorities and one for each city council district. See our 2017 year in review.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2016 Priorities. Three citywide priorities and one for each city council district. See our 2016 year in review
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2015 Priorities. Three citywide priorities and one for each city council district. See our 2015 year in review.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2014 Priority Intersections Requested. Beacon Hill, Central, Delridge, Fremont, Greenwood-Phinney, Montlake, NE Seattle, Rainier (2), West Seattle. Funding secured for: Beacon HIll, Central, Fremont, NE Seattle, Rainier. See more about our 2014 work.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2013 Priority Routes Requested. Ballard, Central, Green Lake, Greenwood-Phinney, Lake City, Madison, NE Seattle, Rainier Valley, University, West Seattle. Funding secured for: Ballard, Central (23rd), Green Lake, Rainier Valley, Lake City, Madison, NE Seattle, University, West Seattle.
- Seattle Neighborhood Greenways’ 2012 Priority Routes Requested. Ballard, Beacon, Delridge, Phinney, University. Funding secured for: Ballard, Beacon, Delridge, University.
Other Archived Campaigns
