Yep, enforcement is the truly hard part. That’s why I think the leg should explore ways to support responsible e-moto use and not just restrictions. E-motos aren’t going away, so we need cultural norms to embrace proper use (on-street, not in bike lanes or trails)

!!! Do you know if it's due to physical damage to the locker or software? That's not a scenario I had ever considered. I hope you get it all back soon.

I’ve always said that car horns should not be used except in case of emergency. Seeing ICE goons counts as an emergency.

Glow up for Alki Bike Path - wayfinding and resurface. Increase support for Alki Duwamish connection. 4/4

Better access to boathouse. off leach dog park. Heading Quality of life. Affordable housing. Fast, frequent transit to downtown and Link. Close street for Alki Elementary (open fall 2026). Chicanes and speed bumps on car raceways. Vehicle noise reduction. Support small biz. No break-ins. 3/

Bike path from Alki to Lincoln Park on Beach Drive. Heading Parks. Quote "Safe public space where kids can run around with abandon." Open Alki Community Center to public. Resurface tennis and basketball courts. More support for Alki Summer Months like track, landscaping and rangers. 2/

Alt text: Paper with handwritten notes. Alki Wish List. To Katie Wilson. From Lynn Drake resident of Alki. West Seattle Urbanism. Alki Point Healthy Street organizer. Heading We can do big things. Reconnect Schmitz Creek to Puget Sound. New Seawall. Close Alki Avenue one day on weekends 1/

I'm gonna invite others to follow your example: List and/or draw some improvements that would make your neighborhood better. Do it by hand on real paper addressed to the mayor then send me a photo :-)

I love this! Can I share it on Seattle Bike Blog?