Seattle’s Neighborhood Street Fund program funds community-proposed transportation projects that improve local streets, safety, and access, with a strong focus on equity and community engagement.
Mini Grants support Seattle schools, PTAs, and community groups with funding for locally tailored events, supplies, and projects that encourage safe walking, biking, and rolling to school.
Safe Routes to School Program supports K–12 students through infrastructure, design, and education projects that make walking, rolling, and bicycling to school safer and encourage healthier travel.
Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Program supports Washington communities with planning and infrastructure that reconnect highway-divided neighborhoods for safer walking, biking and rolling.
Pedestrian & Bicycle Program supports Washington communities with infrastructure and design projects that connect destinations, improve walking, biking, and rolling safety, and increase active transportation.
Cultural Facilities Fund supports Seattle arts and cultural organizations with capital projects and planning that improve cultural spaces, expand public access, and address inequities in control of those spaces.