The levy builds off of the success of the current levy, which expires at the end of this year.
This levy makes critical investments in our city’s infrastructure: It will pay for smooth roads and safe bridges, improve access to light rail, and repair and build more sidewalks than any prior levy. In addition, this levy funds Safe Routes to School, vibrant public spaces, neighborhood-identified projects, and badly needed upgrades to dangerous roads like Aurora and Rainier.
Repave and improve streets that carry the most buses, trucks, and cars and make it safer for everyone to walk, roll, bike and ride transit
Keep bridges in good and reliable working condition and prepare for future bridge projects
Connect people safely to transit hubs– including Link light rail stations– as well as improve bus rider experience, and reduce delays on bus routes
Build and repair sidewalks, crossings and curb ramps so people walking and rolling can safety get to where they need to go
Reduce traffic collisions, severe injuries and fatalities through targeted and community-requested improvements to streets, sidewalks, intersections, paths and crossings
Directly address the climate crisis by reducing air pollution and make sustainable transportation options more available to all
Improvements to Seattle’s protected bike lane network, connect schools to bike lanes, paths and neighborhood greenways, and maintain and upgrade existing bike lanes
