Living Streets program expands pilot activations, eyes permanent shared-street conversions
City staff and neighborhood organizers reported increased participation and equity-focused outreach for the Living Streets program, described plans to test less-disruptive activity zones and seek federal SS4A funding for demonstration equipment that could support permanent shared-street conversions.
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Living Streets organizers and city staff told the Mobility Committee on Jan. 23 that the temporary street-activation program has expanded its reach and is testing new equipment and pilot layouts to improve safety, equity and neighborhood buy-in.
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