High Point Healthy Street
This project is complete!
This project was completed in June 2024, adding permanent safety and traffic-calming features for people walking, rolling, and biking. This Healthy Street is connected to a larger network of Healthy Streets and Neighborhood Greenways.
If you live on a Healthy Street, you can use your street as a Play Street without applying for a permit! Play Streets are one-block, full street closures that can be used to host neighborhood events, like block parties and community dinners, or as a place for kids to play! Sign up for a Play on your Healthy Streets Kit!
Permanent Healthy Street sign base and one of two planter sign bases adopted by neighbors
Project Map
As announced earlier this year, 34th Ave SW will become a permanent Healthy Street and the other streets will return to neighborhood greenway.
About this project
We introduced Healthy Streets during the pandemic in 2020 as a way for Seattleites to get outside safely and stay active in local neighborhoods throughout the city. Healthy Streets are open for people walking, rolling, biking, and playing, and closed to pass-through traffic.
Mural Project - Art in High Point!
The salmon art that High Point community members created has was installed on in March 2023. Thank you, High Point community, for your involvement in this project.
Each salmon is about 6 feet long and they “leap” along SW Graham St and 31st Ave SW. The salmon are in the middle of the street, so people can still drive on them and they won’t be covered by parked vehicles.
