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ALT Smokey skies in Western Washington make the rising sun look bright red in the sky. Power lines cross above in the foreground.
ALT Cartoon map of Seattle featuring various landmarks and an abundance of toilet paper illustrations throughout the city.
ALT A map of the Pedestrian Zone. Its boundaries to the north are Yesler Way, James St, and 2nd Ave. To the south, the boundary is Edgar Martinez Dr S. To the west, the boundary is along Alaskan Way S, S Dearborn St, and 1st Ave S. To the east, the boundary is 2nd Ave S (which is a diagonal street) and 4th Ave S. The map shows that the Occidental Park Streetcar stop is closed, that S King St and S Jackson St will be open for ferry traffic, and that 1st Ave is open to one-way (southbound) traffic. Bus stops are located at S Charles St and 1st Ave S. A personal bike valet is available at S Dearborn St between 1st Ave S and Alaskan Way S.
ALT A poster for Building Safety Month themed "Built to Last" for 2026. It outlines weekly focuses: Week 1 emphasizes home safety, Week 2 highlights the role of built environments, Week 3 promotes community preparedness, and Week 4 discusses accessibility in construction and design.
ALT People outside Lumen Field (called Seattle Stadium during World Cup matches) after a Mariners game, 2026.
ALT Crew members working to align and finish installation of the new bike lane barriers.
ALT Several crew members work in the distance to install bike barriers, while 3 of the colorful striped orange, purple, and green barriers sit in the foreground awaiting installation.
ALT The artist sprays the barriers with a stencil.
ALT Skyline of a city with mountains in the background, featuring text "Building Safety Month 2026" and "Built to Last." Icons and text below indicate four weekly themes: Week 1 - Safe Homes, Strong Communities; Week 2 - Voices of the Built Environment; Week 3 - Prepared to Protect; Week 4 - Communities Without Limits.
ALT A scenic view of a park overlooking Seattle, with the city skyline and Space Needle in the background. Text highlights initiatives: Green Building Standards, Living Building Pilot Program, Environmentally Critical Area Code, Innovation Advisory Committee. A logo for Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections is in the corner. A large caption reads, "Every Day is Earth Day.
ALT Illustration promoting Seattle Parks & Recreation Bicycle Weekends 2026 with a person biking and another walking on a scenic trail surrounded by trees and hills.
ALT Seattle Parks & Recreation Bicycle Weekends 2026 dates from May to September with holiday weekends marked.
ALT A person is scraping food scraps from a plate into a white Mill compost bin in a kitchen setting.
ALT 2026 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program graphic with Aging and Disability Services logo and vegetables on display at a market.
ALT Fans arrive at Lumen Field after taking transit to the Club World Cup game between the Seattle Sounders and Paris St. Germain on June 23, 2025. Photo: Peter Bohler, Sound Transit
ALT Youth Mentorship Program attendees at Pike Place Market in a discussion with SDOT staff on a very sunny summer afternoon.