Vision Zero Yard Signs

Free yard signs for traffic calming are available for your neighborhood! You can pick them up at community centers and customer service centers.

Where can I put the signs? 

Place signs on either your private property or in public locations that do not obstruct visibility for people traveling. 

  • YES: in a traffic circle or planting strip, or on your property. 
  • NO: on someone else's property (without their permission).

An intersection showing a "Slow the Flock Down" sign by a crosswalk, and a 20mph street with speed bumps which is good for 20 is Plenty signs

Left: Slow The Flock Down and Stop For Flock's Sake signs should be placed only on arterials with a 25 
MPH speed limit (arterials have a line painted in the middle).   

Right: 20 is Plenty signs should only be placed on streets with a 20 MPH speed limit such as a residential street or within school zones. 

Which designs are available? 

Slow the Flock Down and Stop For Flock's Sake Signs

Slow The Flock Down and Stop For Flock's Sake signs should be placed only on arterials with a 25 MPH speed limit (arterials have a line painted in the middle). Learn more about the Stop For Flock’s Sake campaign.

Stop for Flock's Sake Blue

A blue sign with yellow birds that reads: Stop for flock's sake. Save a life. Drive 25.

Stop for Flock's Sake Purple

A purple sign with two yellow ducks that reads: Stop for flock's sake. Save a life. Drive 25.

Slow the Flock Down Blue

A blue sign with yellow birds that reads: Slow the Flock Down. Save a life. Drive 25.

Slow the Flock Down Pink

A bright pink sign with a seagull that reads: Slow the flock down. Save a life. Drive 25.

Slow the Flock Down Green

A green sign with grey and orange birds that reads: Slow the Flock Down. Save a life. Drive 25.

Slow the Flock Down Purple

A purple sign with two yellow ducks that reads: Slow the flock down. Save a life. Drive 25.

General Safety Signs

20 is Plenty

20 is Plenty

Keep Kids Safe

Keep Kids Safe

Look Out for Each Other

Look Out for Each Other

Slow Down

Slow Down. Drive like you live here.

All Intersections are Crosswalks

Stop for Pedestrians

Slow Down - We Play Here

Pink sign with children that says slow down we play here

School Zone Signs

School in the Neighborhood

A turtle driving with the words 'There's a school in the neighborhood'

School Nearby

A sloth driving with the words 'There's a school nearby'

Where can I get the signs?

Note: Not all locations will have all designs.

Community Centers

In partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation, a limited number of yard signs are available for pick-up at the following seven community centers. Please visit their web pages for specific hours:

Customer Service Centers

Signs are also available at six of the City's Customer Service Centers.  Please visit their webpages for specific hours and to learn more about other services offered. 

Transportation

Angela Brady, Acting Director
Address: 700 5th Ave, Suite 3800, Seattle, WA, 98104
Mailing Address: PO Box 34996, Seattle, WA, 98124-4996
Phone: (206) 684-7623
684-Road@seattle.gov

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