The Keep Seattle Moving campaign kicks into a higher gear

This week, the Keep Seattle Moving campaign kicked into a higher gear with the official campaign launch, this Monday. Thank you to everyone who came out and joined us! It was a packed room with great energy. Check out some great coverage of the event by the Urbanist! The levy is backed by high-profile endorsements … Continued

It’s Decision Day for the Seattle Transportation Levy

The city council’s transportation levy committee will approve the final version of the 2024 levy proposal on Tuesday— one of the final steps before it heads to the November ballot. The proposal currently on the table is a $1.55 billion levy that would cost the median Seattle homeowner $499 a year, up from about $275 … Continued

Seattle City Council Rejects Bid for Larger Transportation Levy

Next week, council is set to put a $1.55 billion levy on the ballot, after a push to go bigger failed to gain traction. The final size of Seattle’s next transportation levy was set Tuesday by a Seattle City Council committee, with nearly all councilmembers supporting a $1.55 billion package, but all but two rejecting … Continued

Councilmember Morales proposes +$150M to Seattle Transportation Levy, Totaling $1.7B

In response to the demands of community groups and a coalition of transportation and public safety advocates, Seattle City Councilmember Tammy Morales will formally propose an amendment to the 2024 Transportation Levy adding $150 million in spending on safe streets, maintenance and modernization, and expanding Seattle’s tree canopy.