Last week, on October 4, U District, Let’s Go held it’s second Transit Talk, a neighborhood focused conversation that brought the U District, Roosevelt, and Northgate neighborhoods together into one room for an info share and resource exchange. Northlink Light rail stations will arrive in 2021, which means these neighborhoods will be better connected to each other and the region.

Now is the time to share, get connected and collaborate!

In addition to representatives from neighborhood organizations, public agencies like King County Metro Transit and Seattle Department of Transportation were on hand to talk about what lies ahead in the next two years and beyond.

Weren’t able to make it? Check out Seattle Channel’s recording.

Huge thank you to Urban Luxe Cafe for hosting our event!

Special thanks to our panelists! Here is how you can connect with them.

Amy Gore,  Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson’s Office District 4

Inga Manskopf, Ravenna Bryant Community Association

Laura Loe, Share the Cities

Mark Crawford, U District Partnership

Joe Gruber, University District Food Bank

Jeffrey Young, North Seattle College

Scott Cooper, Roosevelt Neighborhood Association

Bill Bryant, King County Metro Transit

Ellen Blair, Sound Transit

Ann Sutphin, Seattle Department of Transportation

Special thanks to our moderator, Miranda Redinger, AICP; Senior Planner, City of Shoreline; Northgate resident

Missed our first Transit Talk? Catch up here!

U District, Let’s Go! is a collaboration with Transportation Choices Coalition, Seattle Department of Transportation and U District Partnership, supported by a WSDOT project using Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality (CMAQ) funds.