Community Parking Program
Fremont

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is looking to make on-street parking improvements in Fremont that support parking and access for customers, residents and employees. Building on information gathered in 2005, another parking assessment will look at current on-street parking conditions to see if new measures need to be taken.

SDOT’s previous study found high parking utilization during weekdays, early evenings and weekends. In 2005, about 150 new short-term free spaces were added by converting unrestricted on-street parking in the business district, shown on the attached map.

SDOT will also look at measures to provide incentives for employees and residents to drive less and walk, bike, bus or carpool more often.

Get Involved in the Fremont Parking Assessment

Let us know where different time-limits or load zones could help you, and what other improvements you’d like to see to on-street parking. Ideas regarding types of incentives to encourage walking, biking, busing or carpooling are also welcome.

Sign-Up: Click Here to sign up for regular email updates about Fremont parking activities.

Contact: Stephanie Parkins, Fremont Parking Assessment Manager, at 206.684-8186 or stephanie.parkins@seattle.gov.

Attend: SDOT will be hosting a walking tour in May to receive first-hand input from community members about parking challenges and opportunities. Please contact Stephanie Parkins if you are interested in participating.

Other Ways that SDOT is Working in Fremont

Adding Transit Service

• Starting in September, routes 26 and 28 combined will operate between downtown and Fremont every 10 minutes during peak hours and 15 minutes Sundays and evenings until 10 p.m.

Fremont Bridget Approach Replacement Project

• The Fremont Bridge Approach Replacement Project is nearing completion, enhancing mobility and access via the bridge. Visit www.seattle.gov/fremontbridge for more information.

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