About Us

Founded by a temporary resolution in 1993, the Pedestrian Advisory Board was made permanent by Seattle City Council Resolution 29532 in 1997 to advise the City on matters related to pedestrians. The Board is composed of 11 regular members who serve for up to 2 two-year terms. Six members are appointed by the Mayor and five  are appointed by City Council. The Get Engaged Program created an additional spot on the board specifically for a young adult (18-29) member who serves a one-year term.

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Who We Are

Friends walking and rolling along the sidewalk of NW Market St in Ballard

The Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board (SPAB) advises the Mayor, City Council, and City Departments and Divisions on projects, policies, and programs that improve and/or affect pedestrian conditions in Seattle. 

Meet Our Board Members

Founded by a temporary resolution in 1993, the Pedestrian Advisory Board was made permanent by Seattle City Council Resolution 29532 in 1997. The Board is composed of 11 regular members - six appointed by the Mayor and five appointed by the Council. The Get Engaged: City Boards and Commissions ...