Neighborhood-Initiated Safety Partnership Program
Safer streets together!
Updated: February, 2026
The Neighborhood-Initiated Safety Partnership Program is a new effort funded by the 2024 Transportation Levy. From now through 2032, we’ll deliver safety projects across Seattle shaped by community input, with a focus on neighborhoods with the greatest needs.
Current Projects
In 2026 and 2027, we are building projects in neighborhoods based on equity, safety, and where sidewalks are missing.
To gather initial project ideas, we looked at what we’ve already heard from the community through the Seattle Transportation Plan, Home Zones, Safe Routes to School, and other outreach efforts. We also partnered with our Sidewalk Development Program and community organizations to host community walking tours and see existing issues first-hand. In each neighborhood, we selected the top community priorities that could be built within one to two years. These safety improvements will connect to new sidewalks, schools, parks, and bus stops.
Stay tuned for updates as we gather future project ideas. We look forward to working with you to build safety improvements across Seattle.
Map of planned projects for 2026-2027. Click to enlarge.
Bitter Lake
1. Traffic calming improvements along N 127th St, Fremont Ave N, and N 128th St between Greenwood Ave N and Aurora Ave N
2. Traffic calming improvements along N 125th St between Phinney Ave N and Evanston Ave N
Little Brook
3. Traffic calming and crossing improvements at 30th Ave NE and NE 140th St and 30th Ave NE and NE 143rd St
Cedar Park
4. Traffic calming and crossing improvements at 35th Ave NE and NE 120th St
Pinehurst
5. Traffic calming and crossing improvements at NE 125th St and 8th Ave NE
6. Traffic calming and crossing improvements at Roosevelt Way NE and NE 115th St
7. Traffic calming and crossing improvements at 15th Ave NE and NE 113th St
Northgate
8. Traffic calming improvements along 5th Ave NE between NE 97th St to NE 103rd St and visibility improvements at the intersection of 5th Ave NE and NE 98th St.
Rainier Vista
9. Crossing improvements at 29th Ave S and S Columbian Way and traffic calming on 29th Ave S between S Snoqualmie St and S Nevada St
Hillman City
10. Intersection and accessibility improvements at 39th Ave S and S Orcas St
Rainier View
11. Future safety improvements at Renton Ave S and S Fountain St
North Delridge
12. All-way stop at 26th Ave SW and SW Juneau St
13. Future intersection improvements at 21st Ave SW and SW Croft St
14. Future intersection improvements at 26th Ave SW and SW Brandon St
South Delridge
15. Traffic calming and crossing improvements along SW Thistle St, SW Cloverdale St, and SW Trenton St
Highland Park
16. New neighborhood greenways and traffic calming along 7th Ave SW and SW Cloverdale St
South Park
17. Student designed art on the Duwamish Trail
18. Future safety improvements on S Henderson St between 10th Ave S and 12th Ave S
How are projects funded?
This program is funded by the voter-approved 2024 Seattle Transportation Levy. The eight-year $1.55 billion Levy provides funding to maintain and modernize the city’s transportation infrastructure including building sidewalks, paving streets, repairing bridges, and improving transit connections.
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