Mayor's 5-year Bike Plan Slashes Promises -- Act Now

Have you seen the draft 2019-2024 Bicycle Implementation Plan? The document proposed by Mayor Durkan lays out which projects will be built through the end of the Move Seattle Levy. While the plan includes some important projects, it drastically slashes the connected network that was promised to voters. In short, the next five years will not bring us considerably closer to connecting every neighborhood to each other with comfortable …

The Mayor's 35th Ave NE decision is a dangerous precedent. . . Take Action.

You may have heard this week that the Mayor reversed plans for a bike lane on 35th Ave NE. As neighborhood advocates stated, this upset "undermines the previous decisions of SDOT, city policy and the will of the community – by bending to a vocal minority who used tactics of fear and misinformation. It sets a dangerous precedent for safety projects across the city." This isn't an isolated …

SNG's Annual Volunteer Appreciation Party!

Come Celebrate! Seattle Neighborhood Greenways Annual Volunteer Appreciation Party

Friday, February 1, 2019, 5:30 - 8:00 pm Impact Hub Seattle, 4th Floor Event Space (Pioneer Square)

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Come hang out with people who care about making every neighborhood a great place to walk, bike, and live. This event is catered to anyone who volunteers their time and energy to Seattle Neighborhood …

You're helping solutions take shape!

As 2018 draws to a close, we want to thank you for all that you do to make Seattle a great place to walk, bike, and live. With each gift of time, energy, creativity, and financial support, you're helping safe streets solutions take shape all across the city. eoy 2018 graphic Thanks to your amazing generosity this year, we're just $5,000 away from meeting our year-end goal, and a generous donor has …

Two Public Forums, Two Play Streets for Queen Anne Greenways Group

Our Queen Anne Greenways group wrapped up another full year of community engagement activities with the energizing Building the Cycling City event at Impact Hub Seattle, featuring Vancouver-based authors and urbanists, Melissa and Chris Bruntlett, followed by a panel of local community experts. CyclingCityEventPostercompressed2 If you missed the event or want to relive it, our 2018 multimedia intern, Jake Ostrow, captured the full event in this video. Photo gallery: BruntlettEventDaveyAndBob BruntlettEventAmandaBarnett BruntlettEventAltaPlanningFolksBruntlettEventGordonPadelford This …