びびなび : シアトル : (アメリカ合衆国) Seattle

The RapidRide J Line project will enhance transit access and improve travel in the University District, Eastlake, South Lake Union, and Belltown. Whether commuting, attending the University of Washington, receiving medical care, or visiting local businesses, this project will make getting around easier and more convenient.

Our goal is to maintain reliable transit connections for Seattle’s growing communities by upgrading roads, sidewalks, lighting, drainage, and traffic signals. We will also add protected bike lanes and replace the water main on Eastlake Ave E. These improvements will support local businesses, housing access, and connected, vibrant communities.

RapidRide J Line 

Here’s what is included in this email update:


* NE 43rd St closure shifting east in U District
* Water Shutoffs at NE Roosevelt Way and NE 43rd Street
* Stormwater Work at E Roanoke St on Eastlake Ave E
* Business Spotlight: MoveMend Rehab and Training
* Construction and Online Drop-In Sessions

NE 43rd St closure shifting east in U District

We’re making progress on the water main replacement work on NE 43rd St. We expect to open NE 43rd Ave between NE Roosevelt Way and 11th Ave NE next week. Once this portion of the road opens, we’ll close NE 43rd between 11th Ave NE and 12th Ave NE to complete installation of the new water main in this area. Drivers will be detoured around the work via NE 45th St. Access to the alley between 11th Ave NE and 12th Ave NE will be closed at NE 43rd St. People can access the alleys from NE 45th St and NE 42nd St. Bike lanes on NE 43rd St between NE 11th and 12th will stay open.

After all water main work is complete, crews will repave both blocks of NE 43rd St. Repaving will require additional street closures.

NE 43rd Street Closure Part 2

"Detour map for closure on NE 43rd Street between 11th Ave NE and 12th Ave NE"

Water Shutoffs at NE Roosevelt Way and NE 43rd Street

As part of our water main work in the U District, we will need to shut off water periodically for a short duration near NE 43rd St on Saturday, Feb. 15 between 1 – 4 PM. Crews will shut off water again on Sunday, Feb. 23. Sunday’s closure is tentatively scheduled from 2 - 6 PM but may change. SPU will notify properties ahead of any disruptions. Water shutdown information can be found on SPU’s website. [ https://www.seattle.gov/utilities/neighborhood-projects/water-outages?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery ] Crews are doing work to prepare for a new water main installation.

42nd Water Main Shutoff map

"Water shut off customer map"

Stormwater Work at E Roanoke St on Eastlake Ave E 

We will complete stormwater drainage work and inlet installation work at Eastlake Ave E and E Roanoke St starting Tuesday, Feb. 18, weather permitting. This work will coincide with the mid-winter break for Seattle Public Schools. Doing the work now avoids drop-off and pick-up delays at nearby schools. 

Roanoke Storm Line

"Flagger will direct traffic around work on E Roanoke St and Eastlake Ave E"

Business Spotlight: MoveMend Rehab and Training - 2723 Eastlake Ave E

MoveMend blends physical therapy with an athletic approach to help you recover, rebuild, and return to the activities you love. Whether you're recovering from an injury, looking to enhance your fitness, or striving to return to sport at your best, their expert team provides personalized, high-value care tailored to your unique needs.

As a small business, MoveMend is dedicated to delivering exceptional service. With a focus on functional movement, strength, and performance, they're here to guide you through every step of your journey—from rehabilitation to high-level training and coaching. Let MoveMend help you move better, feel better, and perform at your peak!

You can visit MoveMend at 2723 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA, and reach them by calling (206) 641-7733 or visiting movemend.info [ https://movemend.info/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery ].

MoveMend

"MoveMend Interior"

"Construction and Online Drop-In Sessions"

Thank you for stopping by our online drop-in sessions! We enjoy connecting with business owners and community members on a weekly basis.

You can join us on Thursdays between 2:00 and 3:00 PM. Feel free to join our discussion anytime during the hour-long session to ask your questions in the way that makes you most comfortable. You can leave your camera off, type your questions in the chat, or simply listen as others ask questions about the project.

You can access the online meetings with the details below:
Meeting link [ https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fteams.microsoft.com%2Fl%2Fmeetup-join%2F19%253ameeting_YjJmZWEwZjktOWJhMS00ZmI1LTg0YzAtOGI3MDJkYjJhYWQ0%2540thread.v2%2F0%3Fcontext=%257B%2522Tid%2522%253A%252278e61e45-6beb-4009-8f99-359d8b54f41b%2522%252C%2522Oid%2522%253A%252271cfd74a-2d02-46d1-be7d-70c1ff5a2d67%2522%257D%26utm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/01000194e296b146-fc7ca270-ee46-44de-b33c-547ae8f671c0-000000/kjiMshFS3Ay2VNNS4d_4u3NDl-wbD_PhkQ5S2nyB7wk=391 ]
Meeting ID: 237 305 138 093
Passcode: mBSfNf

How to Stay Informed

To ensure you're informed of the latest updates and developments on the RapidRide J Line project, we encourage you to sign up for our project emails. This will give you detailed information about construction activities, timelines, and any changes that may affect your neighborhood. Please feel free to share the details of our website and project emails with friends, family, or anyone who might be interested in knowing more about this exciting initiative. You can sign up for the emails and find more information on our project website. Thank you for your continued support and engagement!

Contact us     

If you have any questions, please contact us at RapidRide@seattle.gov.       

Sincerely,     

Darrell Bulmer    

Communications and Outreach Lead    

RapidRide@seattle.gov <rapidride@seattle.gov> | (206) 257-2022  

 

 

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