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Frequently-Asked Questions

Sidewalk Development Program

Sidewalks are the building blocks of an effective pedestrian network. There are currently more than 2,000 miles of sidewalks in Seattle, yet many areas in the city do not have sidewalks at all.

SDOT is committed to increasing the number of sidewalks in the city. More money is now available to fund sidewalk construction as part of the Bridging the Gap levy for transportation maintenance and improvements. In addition to local funds, SDOT also looks for state or federal grants to build sidewalks.

Questions? Please refer below for additional information about SDOT’s Sidewalk Development Program.

Will SDOT be building a sidewalk in my neighborhood?
SDOT has a Sidewalk Development Program for the construction of new sidewalks throughout Seattle. Projects are selected using a prioritization criteria that considers several factors. These factors include distance to parks, schools, community centers and transit. Current projects are also being targeted within designated urban villages.

Please click here to see SDOT's sidewalk prioritization criteria.

Support for a particular project is taken into account when multiple projects receive the same ranking. If you support the construction of a new sidewalk on your street, e-mail the Pedestrian and Bicycle Program at WalkAndBike@Seattle.gov or call (206) 684-7583.

Where are SDOT’s 2009 sidewalk projects ?


Do you live on a street where SDOT is building a new sidewalk? Get updates about the project by filling out this form:

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