Seattle Office of Sustainability & Environment

Thank you to the dozens of partners dedicated to building a thriving region 💚 Kudos to @SeattleSPU for supporting the creation of this map, and @SeattleITDept mapping team for bringing this to life!

Hey South Park and Georgetown, the new Duwamish Valley Program Map is here! 📍 See 60+ @CityofSeattle ‑funded projects, from new sidewalks and bike lanes to flood walls, in one place 🏞️ This is just a glimpse, featuring @SeattleParks projects. See it all greenspace.seattle.gov/2026/03/first-…

The first Low-Pollution Neighborhoods (LPNs) in Seattle will be South Park and Georgetown, Lake City, and Capitol Hill. We will co-create and test solutions that reduce pollution in neighborhoods with the highest environmental health burdens: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/03/18/fir…

YOUR VOTE: The Chinatown-International District Business Improvement Area is excited to announce the public voting phase of the CID Street Pole Banner Design Contest. View entries and vote here: cidbia.org/about-us/updat…

It’s Fix a Leak Week! Our water comes from two protected mountain watersheds. When you find and fix leaks in your home, you're helping care for this shared resource. To learn more about common household leaks and tips for fixing them, please visit: bit.ly/40Flk2r

Windy, rainy weather is ahead for us today bringing with it the potential for power outages. Secure all outdoor items, keep your devices charged and know where your emergency supplies are located. For more tips, visit seattle.gov/poweroutage

While 60% of the Seattle Transit Measure funds more daily transit service, it also invests in building better access to transit. Here's an example: new bus stop improvements, built in-house by SDOT crews, serving Route 65 in Lake City and Routes 124 and 125 in Delridge.

Want to use your tech skills for good? Help make Seattle's digital maps more accessible for residents with disabilities. Gain valuable experience with our GIS Accessibility Internship. Apply by March 10! Learn more: techtalk.seattle.gov/2026/03/05/sha… #GIS #SeattleJobs #Accessibility

LIVE: We’re at the #SeattleFoodSummit2026 with the Good Business Network, where 350+ community food and @CityofSeattle partners are exploring solutions 🥕 “Everyone in Seattle deserves access to healthy food in their own neighborhoods,” said @MayorofSeattle. #gfcfaps26 #EatLocal

Something new is coming to one of Seattle’s most historic neighborhoods. We’re installing a protected bike lane from Occidental Ave S to the waterfront, closing a critical gap in the City Center Bike Network!

HSD is proud to partner with @SeattleOSE to update the City's Food Action Plan! Some highlights from Year One: Community gardeners donated 42,000 pounds of fresh food and nearly $6 million in cash food assistance reached 23,000+ households. Get more #GoodFoodNews from this post.

The Seattle Japanese Garden has reopened for the 2026 season! And THIS Thursday, March 5 is First Free Thursday! Visit seattlejapanesegarden.org for more info.

Olympics highlights you may have missed ⛸️ We just released the first progress report on @CityofSeattle’s Food Action Plan, with gold‑worthy performances from the first year 🥇 See the progress, a new map, and the partners powering this work on our blog greenspace.seattle.gov/2026/03/seattl…

Spring program registration opens tomorrow, Tuesday, March 3, at 12:00 noon! Go pick out your favorite classes and be ready to go! anc.apm.activecommunities.com/seattle/home?o…

It’s happening! Yesler Way is getting a new protected bike lane from Occidental Ave S to the waterfront.

IN THE NEWS: @soseaemerald highlights how youth turned “the dream of a zero‑waste world” into reality in the Duwamish Valley Sustainability Association’s circular economy program, supported by the @CityofSeattle ♻️See what students proposed in the article southseattleemerald.org/community/2026…

CALL FOR ARTISTS: we’re supporting an art competition for new street pole banners in the Chinatown-International District in partnership with the CID Business Improvement Area. Winners receive cash prizes. Apply by March 25: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/02/17/des…