Population continues to grow in Seattle, many of our increasingly dense neighborhoods lack the green space that makes them livable, and not enough funding exists to address these needs. Voters in Seattle have an opportunity to leave a legacy of quality parks and green spaces this fall by passing Prop 2. This website has information on the projects and endorsements for the levy, and acts as a place for supporters to come together for parks. Like parks, this is a great place to meet your neighbors!

OPEN SPACES $45 million for neighborhood parks More open spaces, new trails and the completion of the Burke Gilman and Duwamish Trails to promote active and healthy living in Seattle. more...

RECREATION 15 new parks and playfields across Seattle Improve safety and playability and build more than a dozen new parks, playfields, and recreational facilities to help protect our quality of life. more...

COMMUNITY 32 major improvements at neighborhood parks Bring 23 playgrounds up to federal safety standards and provide more parks in dense Seattle neighborhoods for families to gather. more...