Potential options for the future of Aurora Ave N
The Seattle Department of Transportation is studying potential options for the future of Aurora Avenue N. Take a look here. This is a picture of one of the options.
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The Seattle Department of Transportation is studying potential options for the future of Aurora Avenue N. Take a look here. This is a picture of one of the options.
2023 NORA Holiday Weekend Schedule Fri Dec 08 2023 at 06:00 pm to Sat Dec 09 2023 at 02:00 pm Location 10002 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133-9329, We are so excited to announce the 2023 NORA Holiday… Read More
An article in the November 19th Seattle Times about neighbors requesting changes to make it safer for pedestrians. The full article is at this link.
Text of article in November 5, 2023 Seattle Times. Link to article including pictures. By Sara Jean Green Seattle Times staff reporter When a veteran vice detective tried to book a room at the Emerald Motel on Seattle’s Aurora… Read More
From KING 5 News Author: Maddie White Published: 11:34 PM PDT October 10, 2023 Updated: 7:46 AM PDT October 11, 2023 SEATTLE — Amid a rise in fatal shootings along the northern Seattle corridor of Aurora Avenue, residents are calling for… Read More
No Turn on Red Signage and Widened Crosswalks Hello Aurora Avenue Friends, As we continue to develop a shared future vision for the Aurora Ave N and identify near-term projects to advance improvements on safety, we are making… Read More
From KOMO news: Following the recent closures of two crime-ridden motels, neighbors told KOMO News there has been a noticeable drop in prostitution along Aurora Avenue in Seattle, but they expressed skepticism that the decline is sustainable. On July 26,… Read More
by Public Affairs on July 3, 2023 5:05 pm An emphasis aimed at the buyers of victims of human trafficking netted seven arrests along the Aurora Avenue corridor last Wednesday evening. Members of the SPD Human Trafficking Unit,… Read More
Over the past two weeks the Seattle Department of Transportation has been hosting a series of small workshops with community members and local stakeholders to co-create ideas that will help shape the future vision for Aurora Avenue N. The final workshop will… Read More
From Senator Patty Murray’s website. Senator Murray discussed major Federal investments in Seattle’s pedestrian safety. On February 22nd U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, visited the Bitter Lake Neighborhood to see how the $25.6 million… Read More