April 2012

• Open house to detail planned wildlife crossing on Northeast Novelty Hill Road

  Apr. 24
  
  

  The King County Road Services Division will hold an open house from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at Redmond Ridge Community Center to familiarize residents with plans to construct an elevated wildlife crossing over Northeast Novelty Road in rural King County. The safety project, located at the edge of the Redmond Watershed Preserve, will protect both motorists and local wildlife species from serious vehicle-animal collisions.

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• Metro planning changes to improve Route 120 speed and reliability

  Apr. 9
  
  

  King County Metro Transit is planning changes for its busy Route 120 that connects Burien to downtown Seattle, and would like feedback from bus riders. With more than 7,000 boardings a day, the Route 120 is one of Metro’s 10 busiest bus routes. Metro has received a state grant to improve the speed and reliability of the route, and has several changes planned that will be rolled out in coordination with the cities of Burien.

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• West Seattle/downtown Seattle Water Taxi spring/summer schedule begins April 9

  Apr. 3
  
  

  The West Seattle/downtown Seattle Water Taxi operated by the King County Ferry District will again offer an enhanced spring/summer schedule beginning April 9th that will include daily service across Elliott Bay between Pier 50 on the Seattle waterfront and Seacrest Dock in West Seattle.

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