Play street permits are back
As of last week, play street permits are back – just in time for Earth Day fun on April 22nd! This comes after nearly a year-long hiatus in issuing these permits on account of the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis.
With our free play street permit, you can open your street for exercise and fun and limit vehicle traffic up to 3 days a week, for a maximum of 12 hours per week during daylight hours. Learn all about play street permits and how to apply for one.
With a free play street permit, you can open streets for neighbors to get outside to walk, roll, exercise and play by closing non-arterial streets to through traffic.
- Play street closures may be up to one block long and must not include an intersection.
- To help keep Seattle moving, we’re unable to issue play street permits on streets with bus routes.
- For everyone’s safety, play streets may operate between 9:00 AM – dusk or 9:00 PM (whichever is earlier) including setup/cleanup.
Our block 12234 Evanston ave n is interested in closing our street for our kids
Please let me know what we need to do
The link at the end of the second paragraph takes you to an online site where a permit can be applied for.