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Reminder to visit our online open house and sign up for online public meetings!

Publish Date

Thanks to all those who have already visited our online open house and registered for their city’s online public meeting at sr522brt.participate.online. The online open house is open through March 11 and is available in English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese.

  • Sign up for online public meetings: The project team is hosting online public meetings for each city along the project corridor. We hope you will attend to learn about the design in your neighborhood, ask questions and share your thoughts. The online public meetings will have Spanish and Mandarin spoken interpretation, ASL interpretation and English closed captioning. To sign up, visit sr522brt.participate.online.
  • The dates for the online public meetings are (all 7-8 p.m. PT):
    • Kenmore: Tuesday, March 2
    • Seattle/Shoreline (NE 145th): Thursday, March 4
    • Lake Forest Park: Tuesday, March 9
    • Bothell/Woodinville: Wednesday, March 10
  • See design updates in your city: View our interactive map and download detailed roll plots to explore our proposed preliminary design.
  • What’s next for the project: Learn what you can expect as the project moves forward.
  • Share your thoughts: Take our quick online survey to let us know how we can improve our future community outreach.
  • COVID-19 impacts to Sound Transit projects: Revenue reductions caused by the COVID-19 recession combined with rising cost estimates will affect plans and timelines for Sound Transit expansion projects. Learn more about Realignment.

Learn more

 

522 BRT bus image, SR522/NE 145th Bus Rapid Transit

Thank you for participating in our online open house last summer

Thank you to those who visited our summer 2020 online open house and shared your feedback through the online survey and comment form between July 17 and Aug. 23, 2020. Over 2,905 people visited our English, Spanish and Simplified Chinese sites.

We’ve prepared a detailed summary(24 MB) of our outreach and an executive summary (380 KB) focusing on key takeaways of what we heard from you. Need a refresher on what was included in the online open house? Take a look at a PDF copy (4 MB) of the online open house content. There are also copies of the online open house in Spanish (5 MB) and Simplified Chinese (4 MB).

What we heard from you:
We received 167 responses to our online survey, 51 comments through the online comment form and several emails to the project inbox, brt@soundtransit.org. Your feedback is vital in helping us understand the needs and interests of people who work, live and play along the project corridor.

Here are a few corridor-wide key takeaways we heard: 

  • Support for continued online engagement opportunities through virtual public meetings and email updates.
  • Support for maintaining connections to Downtown Seattle, SeaTac airport and places of work along the corridor, with easy transfers between transit services.
  • Need for safe walking and biking connections to future BRT stations.   

Take a closer look at what we heard in each city along the corridor in the executive summary.

Get the summary

 

See what’s new on our project website

  • We’ve posted some new materials on our project website to share our latest design and our community engagement goals for the coming months.
  • Check out our updated project map (2 MB) to see an illustrated view of the proposed station locations and route design and read our Community Engagement Guide (4 MB) to understand how you can get involved in the project, today and into the future.

See what's new

 

Share your thoughts on Shoreline’s Transportation Master Plan

  • The City of Shoreline is currently updating its Transportation Master Plan (TMP). The TMP supports all forms of travel and will guide the City’s future transportation policies, programs and projects.
  • The City of Shoreline wants to hear your ideas about how to improve its transportation network. Visit the City’s website to see a copy of the presentation and summary of Q&A sessions from the City’s recent online open houses. Then complete the City’s short survey about your current and future travel needs and priorities.

Learn more on the City's website