Building Together: A heartfelt thank you to our RapidRide H Line community
Dear RapidRide H Line community,
As we approach the end of the year, this will be our final e-newsletter for the RapidRide H Line. We want to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude and deepest appreciation to each member of our community. It’s been a privilege to share updates from both the construction team and community since beginning of planning, to construction and service launch.
As we look forward to the coming year, we are excited about the continued collaboration and reaching new milestones with our community. Your support in the ongoing frequent and reliable RapidRide H Line service reinforces the sense of pride we feel in being part of such a dynamic and engaged community.
Although this may be our last e-newsletter for RapidRide H Line, you can still stay connected with us by…
- visiting on our webpage: kingcounty.gov/rapidride/h or,
- emailing us at rapidride@kingcounty.gov or,
- calling us at our construction hotline number 206-257-3079.
Thank you for your support and being part of this journey. We wish you a joyous holiday season!
Warm regards,
RapidRide H Line Outreach Team
Join us for virtual construction office hours
December 28, 2023, 5pm-6pm on Zoom
Note this will be the last virtual office hours.
Join us online (meeting ID: 228 271 1759) or by phone (1-253-215-8782). To request interpretation services for these virtual events, please contact us before the meeting via phone, at 206-257-3079, or email us at rapidride@kingcounty.gov
While RapidRide H Line service began in March, we are continuing some paving and punch list work (see FAQs below for more information). This work will not impact bus service.
As this is our last virtual office hours, we can still be reached by the following methods:
- webpage: kingcounty.gov/rapidride/h
- email: rapidride@kingcounty.gov
- construction hotline number: 206-257-3079
What to expect during construction
During construction, you can expect:
- Noise, vibrations, and dust in the project area
- Temporary parking restrictions
- Periodic lane and driveway closures
- Large machinery and truck activity
- Construction staging and parking impacts near the construction site
- Some sidewalk, intersection, and lane closures
- Detours for people walking, biking, and rolling
- Temporary bus detours and bus stop relocations for Route 120 and other area transit and bus routes.
- Flaggers to direct traffic around work areas
Seattle
- 26th Avenue Southwest and Southwest Roxbury Street: Striping the roadway
White Center
- No new work
Burien
- Ambaum Boulevard Southwest between Southwest 139th and 142nd streets: Striping the roadway
- Ambaum Boulevard Southwest and Southwest 136th Street: Installing handrails
- Southwest 150th Street from Fifth Avenue Southwest to the Burien Transit Center: Striping the roadway
Community Events
Come visit Burien Farmers Winter Market! Open on every Thursday on December 21 and 28, from 10am-4pm, at the Burien Town Square Park.
(Inclement weather rule in-effect: if there is snow present and/or temperature is below 20 degrees, the farmer’s market will be closed.)
Come to White Center Library’s Family Story Time on Thursday, December 21 and 28 from 10:30am-11:30am to enjoy stories, music, movement, and rhymes! All ages welcome with adult.
Tuesday, December 26, 10am-11am at 6400 Sylvan Way SW.