On June 2 the Aurora Reimagined Coalition and Transportation Choices Coalition co-hosted a walk on Aurora for city and county officials and elected state leaders. This summary of the walk was prepared by Transportation Choices Coalition.
Reconnecting Fremont
In April 2026 ARC hosted a walk to highlight concrete projects that can be built without years of study to reconnect Fremont, a neighborhood currently divided by Aurora. These projects include at-grade, signalized crossings of Aurora along with new E-Line stops closer to downtown Fremont and the Woodland Park Zoo.
2025 Seattle City Candidates Share Their Vision For Aurora
Seattle Times: Amid $94M deficit, SPS leasing land across Seattle at 1980s-style rates
The following is an article by Paul Roberts, published in The Seattle Times on May 18, 2025, about the land at Oak Tree Village that Seattle Public Schools owns. To read the original article, click here.
Seattle Times: Can $1.55 billion make Seattle streets safer?
The following is an article by Nicholas Deshais, published in The Seattle Times on October 21, 2024, about the transportation levy before voters in November. To read the original article, click here.
Seattle City Council Position 8 Candidates Provide their Visions for Aurora Avenue North
(Un) Safe Crossings on Aurora Avenue North
The Stranger: Aurora Residents Deserve Better Than Seattle’s Old Ideas
The following is an article by Ashley Nerbovig, published by The Stranger on August 21, 2024, about proposed solutions to the public safety issues along Aurora Ave N.
We encourage you to read the article on the The Stranger website to support its news reporting.
Seattle Times: Seattle’s Aurora Avenue can’t climb out of its cut-rate economy
The following is an article by Paul Roberts, published in The Seattle Times on August 18, 2024, about how public safety issues intersect with the real estate market in the Aurora corridor. To read the original article, click here.
Year 3 of the Aurora Ave Redesign
World Day of Remembrance for Victims of Traffic Violence
Delayed But Not Forgotten
At the close of this year's legislative session, legislators delayed spending on a number of items from the Move Ahead WA transportation bill, including the $50 million appropriation for Aurora. As currently scheduled by the legislature, the expenditure could happen any biennium* into the future after June 30, 2029. It could be in 2029, it could be 2129.
KING 5: Seattle mayor wants millions to improve traffic safety on busiest roadways
On October 1, 2022 KING 5 News interviewed representatives of ARC about Mayor Harrell’s proposed budget increase for, and renewed focus on, Vision Zero. To view/read the original news story, click here.
Letter to the Editor - Green Lake Outer Loop: Reimagining a better Aurora
CityNerd: How One City Is Reimagining an Orphan Highway // Aurora Avenue in Seattle
On August 31, 2022 Ray Delahanty - known on YouTube as CityNerd - spotlighted Aurora Ave N as a case study of a dangerous American Stroad (“Street-Road”). We encourage you to like, subscribe, and support CItyNerd.
