The West Seattle Transportation Coalition is proud to announce that we have been joined by the North Delridge Neighborhood Council (NDNC), the Westwood/Roxhill/Arbor Heights Community Council (WWRHAH) and the Admiral Neighborhood Association (ANA).
- North Delridge Neighborhood Council: representative of up to 4,200 residents.
- Westwood/Roxhill/Arbor Heights Community Council: representative of up to 6,700 residents in Westwood/Roxhill and 5,100 in Arbor Heights.
- Admiral Neighborhood Association: representative of up to 13,000 residents.
They join a wide array of other community groups and individuals across the West Seattle Peninsula, representative of up to 63,000 residents, who are working together to improve long overlooked and long overdue transportation issues in our area. How can you help them?
- See who endorses us: please click here for a list of all the groups and individuals who have joined the WSTC since our September 24, 2013 inauguration.
- Come to a meeting: click here for meeting schedule information, to come to a meeting.
- Endorse us: click here to join the coalition as an endorser and help improve transportation in the West Seattle peninsula.
- Volunteer: click here to join our team of over twenty volunteers that are on committees and teams of the WSTC, working to implement change and forward progress for where we live.
The West Seattle Transportation Coalition is a Peninsula-wide organization working to address transportation and mobility issues for Seattle’s largest constituency. Representing more than 100,000 people living and working in the 10 square mile area between the Duwamish River and Puget Sound, these community leaders, advocates, business owners, and residents are working to address transportation and commuting challenges we face in our area. What challenges?
Watch the first ten minutes of this video:
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