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Official account for the Office of Planning and Community Development. View the City’s policies at http://seattle.gov/digital.

An animation of drawings based on feedback from a public event. Trees, public transportation, and safe walking routes are among some of the topics featured.

Seeking community board members, First Hill, Capitol Hill, Cherry Hill for Major Institutions Review and Advisors. Deadline extended to July 17!

Seeking community board members - first hill, capitol hill, cherry hill for major institutions review and advisors.

A computer rendering of a large building on a street corner, surrounded by trees. A person wearing a backpack is walking toward the building in the foreground.

Help create Seattle's Climate Action Plan. Take our survey. A person rides a bike with a dog as a passenger.

An illustration of a house. The background is decorative.

North Aurora Initiative Pop-In Party, Community Connections. Two dates! Robert Eagle Staff Middle School, Wed May 27, 5-7:30pm, Bitter Lake Community Center, Sat June 6, 11am-1:30pm.

Join us in shaping the future of South Lake Union and Uptown. Attend a community workshop to share your thoughts. May 6 at the KEXP Gathering Space, or May 7 at Northeastern University.

Graham Station Area Planning, take our transportation survey by May 17. A map with the proposed Graham St Station in the center shows transportation projects ideas in the Graham Street Station area, showing Multimodal Corridor, Neighborhood Greenway, Pedestrian Improvements, Bicycle and Pedestrian Crossings, and Transit and Pedestrian Crossings.

Three people assembling a large wood crate. Two of them are standing on ladders.

Illustrated people walking, biking, and rolling in the U District. Text encourages people to take a survey before May 4.

An illustrated map of the West Seattle Station Area Planning project. West Seattle Junction Station Area and the Delridge Station Area are two prominent areas on the map.

Northgate Regional Center Draft Plan, Comment period now open. A stitched together photo collage of the Northgate neighborhood is in the background.

A street car passes through an area with buildings and a park with people walking and biking.

The Seattle monorail travels on its track above buildings. The Space Needle appears in the background against a clear sky.

Illustration of a mixed-use building in Downtown Seattle showing ground-floor shops and childcare, with people inside their apartments and on balconies. Text reads, “Join our Virtual Info Session for the Downtown Seattle Regional Centers Plan. Jan 21, 2026 at 4pm.”

A busy outdoor street festival with people walking and visiting vendor booths.

Illustrated cutaway of a mixed-use Downtown Seattle building showing people working, socializing, creating art, exercising, shopping, and gathering in public spaces, with light rail below. Overlaid text reads, “Make your voice heard about the Downtown Seattle Regional Centers Plan!” and “Comment period closes February 2nd.”

Illustration of Downtown Seattle with people biking, walking, playing basketball, paddling a canoe, and gathering in green spaces. Text reads, “The Downtown Seattle Regional Centers Plan is out now. Share your thoughts in our online survey or virtual info session.

EDI Awards, $27.8 Million to Community Organizations announced. In the background are swirled clouds with a sun peeking behind them.

Three people standing under a large outdoor canopy structure. The person in the middle is wearing sunglasses, and the person on the right is holding a pink water bottle.

FIX THE BRICKS with a damaged car underneath a rubble of bricks. A brick wall is in the background.

People attend an outdoor street festival. There are people tabling under canopy tents.

C-ID cultural preservation or anti-displacement project? New technical support opportunity. Info session: Tues, Sept. 30, 11am. App due: Fri, Oct. 24, 5 pm. An illustration of a pavilion is in the background.

Graphic with text overlay on a photo of downtown Seattle I-5 freeway with Freeway Park and high-rise buildings in the background. The text reads: “RFP OPEN. Due 9/30. Submit your proposal. Downtown I-5 Lid Engagement Consultant.”

Graham Block Party! In bold block letters, with an illustration of a light rail car. Below are illustrations of people walking, biking, and playing along a path. One person is in a wheelchair playing with a basketball. Another person walks their dog. Below the illustration it says: Saturday, September 27, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., MLK Jr. Way & Eddy St., free.

Graham Street Station Area Planning - help shape the future of the neighborhood surrounding the future light rail station at MLK and Graham! And illustration below shows people playing, walking, biking, with a metro bus and a light rail car on each side. An illustrated map shows the area around the site of the future Graham St Station.

RFP open, EDI funding opportunity, applications due Monday, September 29, 11:59 p.m. In the background a sun peeks behind clouds.

RFP Open, EDI Funding Opportunity, Applications Due Thursday, September 25 at 11:59 pm. In the background is an image of a sun peeking behind clouds.

A collage of smiling people, city skyline, freeway and buildings.

Dance, learn and play at the Pier 58 opening event on July 25 from 4-8 pm. Family-friendly event, free and open to all. An illustration of a crab and a fish are at the bottom with the following website: waterfrontseattle.org. The illustration shows two people in the foreground, one wearing a helmet that looks like an octopus, the other wearing a costume on their head that looks like a starfish. Two other people are dancing in the background, next to a playground structure that is shaped like an octopus. Birds and the sun are in the air.

A house with an attached skybridge to a smaller unit. A car is parked in the foreground.

Graham Street Station Area Planning – help shape the future of the neighborhood surrounding the future light rail station at MLK and Graham! Below the text are illustrations of people walking, taking transportation, playing, driving and biking. Below the illustrations is a planning boundary map of the neighborhoods surrounding the proposed light rail station.

A large blue house with a long driveway on the right hand side. A front porch extends to plants and small concrete barriers extending to the street.

Three people bending down to write comments at a public event, held inside a basketball gym.

A graphic rendering of people and dogs walking along paths in a Guatemalan town.

A map of the proposed Roanoke Lid area.

Four people sitting down at a table on a stage. One person speaks on a microphone while the audience in front of them listens.

A map with markers that note where lighting inventory is installed.

Two photos shows an active lightpost in the evening as cars drive by, and a storefront at night with both lighting on the building and from a lampost.

A person with long braided hair, wearing dark clothing, smiling against a dark background.

A woman smiles as she places trash inside a garbage bin.

"Respect Responsibility Reciprocity Relationship Appreciation Accept One What You Need" over an image of a forest.

A man wearing a dark shirt speaks in front of a house and a fire truck as firefighters move in and out of the house. There is also a scene of a firefighter showing the stairwell down to a basement.

A computer rendering of a park lid constructed over the I-5 freeway. There is a street along the freeway, with cars, pedestrians and bicyclists on the sidewalk.