Community Parking Program

SDOT's Community Parking Program is a multi-year effort to engage communities to improve on-street parking management in Seattle business districts and adjacent residential areas. SDOT is working to make parking management improvements that balance competing parking needs and support transit, biking, walking and other alternatives.

In each neighborhood, SDOT will work with community members to identify on-street parking challenges and opportunities, develop parking recommendations, and implement changes. Outcomes may include new time-limit signs, load zones, paid parking and/or residential parking zones.

Our Program Goals are to:

• Provide access for customers and loading
• Support residential parking access
• Support a sustainable transportation system

Click here to view our program brochure (pdf)

Over the next several years, SDOT plans to work with neighborhoods throughout the City to address on-street parking management. Click here to see the map.

Check out these neighborhoods, where SDOT is currently working to improve parking:

• Pike/Pine
  Contact: Allison Schwartz at PikePineParking@seattle.gov
• Upper Queen Anne
  Contact: Allison Schwartz at QueenAnneParking@seattle.gov
• West Seattle Junction
  Contact: Danté Taylor at JunctionParking@seattle.gov
  
• Capitol Hill
  Contact: Ruth Harper at CapitolHillParking@seattle.gov
  
• First Hill
  Contact: Allison Schwartz at FirstHillParking@seattle.gov
  

Check out these neighborhoods where parking improvements have recently been implemented:

• Fremont
• Denny Triangle
• Uptown Triangle (Denny, Broad, Aurora)

Related links

On-street Bike Parking

Transit Investments

Better Access for Everyone

Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Previous Neighborhood Parking Efforts