Feet First believes in walkable places to improve our quality of life – communities with safe walking conditions, nearby jobs, stores, services, parks and gathering places, all connected to each
The City of Shoreline’s proposed pedestrian improvements around the future 145th and 185th light rail stations are the most ambitious plans of any City in the Sound Transit area. From
In a letter to Mayor Durkan (link), Feet First has asked the City of Seattle to incorporate scooters into city streets and ensure that sidewalks are not the prime battlefield
By Jonathan Freedman, Feet First Policy Committee Urban trails are a great way to explore and learn about cities. Feet First is honored to be a part of a new
Learn about site locations and discuss options during this free tour and post-walk gathering at Ounces Taproom October 16, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Junction Plaza Park – SW and Alaska
The 2018 University of Washington Campus Master Plan (UWCMP) is the regulatory vehicle for future development of the university’s main Seattle campus. The draft plan anticipates that up to 6,000,000
Over the past year, the City of Bellevue has been working on a station area plan for the area around the future Wilburton light rail station, located across the freeway
A Northwest Universal Design Council Forum Monday, June 19, 2017 1:00 3:00 pm Bellevue City Hall Room 1E-108 450 110th Avenue NE, Bellevue While public transit is an
Your donation will help us to:
put on neighborhood walks and provide walking resources
raise awareness throughout Washington about the benefits of walkable communities and rights of the pedestrians
host events and programs focused on improving walkability
