Sidewalk Survey

Submitted by
Mona Sanger, MSW
Senior Resident Wellness Counselor
Resident Support & Services 
206.549.476

SDOT Sidewalk Survey and Assessment
Deadline: Monday, April 17, at 10:00 AM. 

From: Boll, Allison [mailto:Allison.Boll@SEATTLE.GOV]
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2017 2:36 PM
To: CLC-ADRN@TALK2.SEATTLE.GOV
Subject: [CLC-ADRN] Seattle Department of Transportation - Sidewalk Survey

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is conducting a survey about Seattle’s sidewalk conditions. They want to hear from you about what kind of online, interactive maps would help older adults and people living with disabilities get around the city.  Please take the survey and share with your networks.
 
Allison Boll, MSW
Primary Care Liaison, Aging and Disability Services
City of Seattle, Human Services Department
Tel: 206.733.9925 | Fax: 206.684.0689
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Sidewalk Condition Assessment - Validation and Mapping Survey

We're conducting a survey about Seattle’s sidewalk condition and want to hear about what kind of online, interactive maps would help seniors and people living with disabilities get around the city.  Your input would be appreciated.
The survey is at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SDOTsidewalk and responses are due by Monday, April 17, at 10:00 AM.
Thank you for your participation!

Emily M. Burns, PMP
Asset Management Strategic Advisor, Finance & Administration Division
City of Seattle Department of Transportation
O: 206.733.9972 | F: 206.684.3635 | emily.burns@seattle.gov

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The following is text from the survey:

Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is conducting a survey about Seattle’s sidewalk condition and want to hear about what kind of online, interactive maps would help seniors and people living with disabilities get around the city. We have a public map called the Curb Ramp and Accessibility Route Planner. This interactive map includes information like street slopes, curb ramp condition and presence, sidewalk condition and presence, transit access, construction zones impacting the sidewalk, and public facilities like hospitals and libraries.

This summer, we will collect sidewalk data. Our plan is to then add these features to our maps using the terms bolded on the next page. We would greatly appreciate it you could take 10 minutes and give us your thoughts on how SDOT can maximize our online mapping tools and summer data collection to benefit all communities in Seattle.