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Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program: Traffic Safety Meetings
The meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. and will conclude at 7:30 p.m. The meetings will include a power point presentation, with a brief overview of different traffic calming options, what steps a neighborhood must take to be considered for traffic calming, criteria staff use to prioritize projects, and possible funding sources. Residents will also become familiar with the proper use of radar speed guns. If residents want to enroll their street in the traffic calming program, a representative from their street must attend one of these meetings. Schedule of community meetings: September 7th, 2011, Wednesday: Northeast Public Library-6801 35th Ave NE November 16th, 2011, Wednesday: Southwest Public Library-9010 35th Ave SW January 18th, 2012, Wednesday: Cancelled Due To Weather *NEW* February 16th, 2012, Thursday: Douglass Truth Library – 2300 E Yesler Way March 14th, 2012, Wednesday: Greenwood Library – 8016 Greenwood Ave N May 2012 (Date to be Announced): New Holly Library – 7058 32nd Ave S July 2012 (Date to be Announced): Magnolia Library – 2801 34th Ave W September 2012 (Date to be Announced): Lake City Library – 12501 28th Ave November 2012 (Date to be Announced): High Point Library – 3411 SW Raymond St |
Neighborhood Traffic Operations (NTO), a workgroup within Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is holding neighborhood traffic safety meetings in the community. These meetings are geared toward residents who are interested in working with NTO concerning speeding on their residential street.
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