Don't block the box! - dangerous for people walking, biking, and scooting - especially dangerous for people with disabilities or other mobility needs - makes congestion worse - doesn't get you anywhere faster - gets you an automated ticket at 8 locations in the city: www.seattle.gov/police/commu...

Light rail is coming to West Seattle! Meet with us and Seattle OPCD at the West Seattle Farmers Market on July 26 and August 2. We seek feedback on projects & strategies around future West Seattle light rail stations. Take our survey by September 1 or stop by our booth: bit.ly/SAPsummer26

"The new signs, designating the block of South Jackson Street between 28th and 29th avenues South as 'Dr. RL Manaway, Sr. Way,' stand outside Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, where Manaway has served as senior pastor since 1983."

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Seattle. There is a serious risk of heat-related illness. Find cooling spaces and more info at the City of Seattle's Summer Heat Safety website: https://www.seattle.gov/heat-safety Call 206-684-ROAD (7623) to report problems with streets.

Together, let's answer the question: what's a priority destination for you and how can we improve access? Take our Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan survey: https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/projects-and-programs/programs/ada-program/ada-transition-plan-update#En_x186200

Our sports calendar is busy this summer. Getting to the game doesn't require sitting in traffic or paying for parking. If you’re coming into Seattle, consider Sound Transit's Sounder Train. Skip traffic on your way to the game: https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/20/sports-transit-tips/

The Seattle Transit Measure's Racial Equity Toolkit builds reliable, accessible, affordable transportation for all. It connects BIPOC communities, low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities to jobs, healthcare, education, and recreation: https://bit.ly/4hpmCs2

AFTERNOON TRAVEL ALERT, JULY 16: expect delays north of the University Bridge on northbound Eastlake Ave NE near NE 41st St. Utility work has reduced the street to one lane for all travelers. A ramp is in place to protect the temporary sewer line. Use caution.

Friendly reminder: students are in school for summer learning. Speed limits in school zones are 20 miles an hour while school zone beacons are flashing. Here's where: https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/projects-and-programs/safety-first/safe-routes-to-school/flashing-beacons-and-map

We’re working on making parking and loading better in West Seattle Junction and Upper Queen Anne as part of our Community Access and Parking Program. Whether you live in, work in, or visit these neighborhoods, we want to hear from you: https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/07/02/parking-surveys/

To improve accessibility on streets and sidewalks, SDOT is updating our Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan. Please take our survey, whether you are a person with a disability, a family member, a caregiver, an advocate, or you want a more inclusive city: www.seattle.gov/transportati...

CONSTRUCTION RESUMES: from June 8 to July 7, 2026, we paused most construction in busy areas for the FIFA World Cup. Starting today, July 7, construction work may resume on the City's streets and sidewalks: https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/permits-and-services/permits/2026-construction-pause

Let's do this! The US March to the Match is underway. Come celebrate! Streets in Pioneer Square will be open for people and closed to vehicles while the last 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup game is played at Seattle Stadium.

Beautiful day for a beautiful game. Streets in Pioneer Square are open for celebration and closed to vehicles. US March to the Match begins at 3 PM @ Pier 58. Expect delays when traveling nearby. Expect fun if you're celebrating the last 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup game in Seattle.

It's FIFA World Cup match day! Belgium plays Senegal at 1 PM. Streets in Pioneer Square are open for celebration and closed to vehicles until two hours after the match ends. Plan for extra travel time today! Use transit, or bike, scoot, and walk for the most affordable trip.

Ride the bus to Golden Gardens, starting today! You can now get to the beach from Ballard with Golden Gardens Direct. Funded by the Seattle Transit Measure - connect via King County Metro's RapidRide D and Routes 40, 44, and 17x. https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/06/22/golden-gardens-direct/

The Egyptians are celebrating! Reminder: expect delays if you're traveling near Seattle Stadium before, during, and after the FIFA World Cup match this evening. Streets in Pioneer Square are open for celebration and closed for vehicles until about 2 hours after the end of the match.

Walking, biking, or scooting? Please ride sober, park responsibly, wear a helmet, and avoid riding on sidewalks. Pick up a free helmet from Lime after the match at their dedicated bike & scooter parking areas in Pioneer Square. Cascade Bicycle Club offers valet bike parking at 1st and Dearborn.

Transit is your best option for getting to the match. Trains and buses will be crowded immediately after the match. We suggest staying and enjoying Pioneer Square, the Waterfront, and the Chinatown-International District for a while - it's Friday night, after all! (con't)

Match day! Egypt plays Iran at 8 PM. Streets in Pioneer Square will be open for people celebrating and closed to vehicles starting around 4 PM until about two hours after the end of the match. (con't)

The Bosnia-Herzegovina fans have arrived! Even if you're not planning on going to the match, streets in Pioneer Square are open for celebrating and gathering until about two hours after the match ends.

Walking, biking, and scooting will also be convenient. Please ride sober and wear a helmet. Need a guide to getting around Seattle during the FIFA World Cup? We’ve got you covered: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/06/11/f...

Transit is your best and most affordable option for getting to the match. Expect crowded trains and buses after the match. Don’t rush! Spend some time enjoying the Waterfront, Chinatown-International District, and Pioneer Square after the match to avoid the busiest travel times. (con't)

MATCH DAY: Wednesday, June 24. Bosnia-Herzegovina plays Qatar at noon! Streets in Pioneer Square will be open for people celebrating and closed to vehicles starting at 8 AM until about two hours after the end of the match. (con't)

Making more accessible streets: our ADA Transition Plan focuses on pedestrian facilities in the right-of-way. This includes curb ramps, sidewalks and more. Take the survey to tell us about important destinations and barriers to travel: https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/05/01/seattle-ada-survey/

We won! ⚽ Expect very busy transit and streets around the Stadium. Don't rush: stay, celebrate, and enjoy the Pedestrian Zone in Pioneer Square, visit the Waterfront, or stop by the Chinatown-International District. Businesses are open.

Match day: USA vs. Australia at noon! Use transit, bike, walk, or scoot if possible. Even if you are not going to the match, you'll have a great time on the Waterfront, in the Chinatown-International District, or on pedestrianized streets in Pioneer Square. Celebrate responsibly!

UPDATE 1 - the northbound SR-99 tunnel is CLOSED, 10 AM on June 19. A crash has closed all lanes of the northbound SR-99 tunnel. Crews are on site working to clear the scene. Use alternate routes. We will provide updates as they are available.

City offices are closed today in observance of Juneteenth. From the archives: a 1980 poster for the first Juneteenth celebration at Seattle Center. As a courtesy reminder: paid on-street parking is not enforced during City holidays.

The biggest tip we can offer if you're going to the USA vs. Australia match is to hang out in Pioneer Square, the Chinatown-International District, or the Waterfront afterward. Transit will be packed immediately after the match, so don't rush! Streets in Pioneer Square will be open for people.