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  1. Project Documents Project Documents Updated Centers and Corridors Legislation On January 29, 2026 we released updated legislation to allow more apartments ...
  2. Contact Us See OPA's hours, directions to our office, and contact info Contact Phone : (206) 684-8797 , TTY: 7-1-1 Email : ...
  3. Racial Demographics BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) now make up over one-third of Seattle’s population. Understanding racial demographics can ...
  4. Youth Wellness and Mental Health How can we support the resiliency of BIPOC youth?
  5. Neighborhood Communication Guidance and information about required communication with the neighborhood(s) around your event. The Special Events Neighborhood ...
  6. Public Transportation Understand and plan for how your event may impact public transportation. IN THIS SECTION King County Metro Bus Service ...
  7. Restroom Facilities Recommendations and requirements for providing adequate restroom facilities at your event. IN THIS SECTION Restrooms ...
  8. IT Awards Learn about our award-winning and nationally recognized projects and programs within Seattle IT! Seattle Information Technology team ...
  9. Free Public Wi-Fi Use an interactive map to find free Wi-Fi at public buildings in Seattle. Looking for low-cost internet access? Visit ...
  10. Wireless Telecommunications Have a wireless related question for the City? Looking to deploy wireless equipment in Seattle? Find city contacts and FAQs. Seattleites ...
  11. WSDOT's Revive I-5 project Learn about WSDOT's Revive I-5 project and how to get around during construction The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) ...
  12. Pioneer Square Pedestrian Zone Planning for walkable, people-focused streets in Pioneer Square Designing for Pedestrians in Pioneer Square  On Men’s World Cup match ...
  13. Trees & Utilities Trees & Utilities Underground Utilities There are many utilities commonly located under planting strips and your front yard that ...
  14. Street Trees Street Trees What's a Street Tree? In Seattle, street trees are regulated by the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT). A ...
  15. Structural Pruning Pruning Pruning young trees to build strong structure is critical to growing a healthy mature tree and avoiding dangerous or unsightly limb ...
  16. Seattle's Canopy Cover Canopy Cover Imagine you were in an airplane flying over the City in summer, as you look down, tree leaves and branches would block ...
  17. Tree Walks Tree Walks What is a Tree Walk?  Seattle Public Utilities' Trees for Neighborhoods offers over 40 self-guided Tree Walks throughout ...
  18. Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Application questions Tree species questions Street tree and utility ...
  19. Past Plantings Past Plantings 2014-2024 Find a map of where Trees for Neighborhoods trees have been planted here . Look under the "stewardship" tab. ...
  20. Land Survey Services Seattle Public Utilities provides land survey services only to other City of Seattle departments but has data for everyone to use. Land ...
  21. Water Repair Seattle Public Utilities maintains 1,600 miles of water pipes. See how we maintain these services for you. Visit our water outage map and ...
  22. Seattle Public Utilities Services All Services Below is a full list of all services provided by Seattle Public Utilities, separated by topic. You can also view services ...
  23. Accessibility Accessible and inclusive features on the Seattle Waterfront
  24. Protected Bike Lane A public park with community space for events, offering expansive views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The 1.2 mile bike path ...
  25. Earthquake Safety Find out what to do to stay safe and prepare for earthquake recovery.