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Recap: Parking Management Seminar
In case you missed our webinar, this recap highlights featured speakers and key resources on parking strategies beyond typical car storage.
Job Posting: Communications and Events Specialist
https://www.commuteseattle.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Communications-and-Events-Specialist.pdfCommute Seattle is hiring a Communications and Events Specialist
First Hill Roundtable
This First Hill Commute Trip Reduction meet-up is for Employee Transportation Coordinators to share, listen, and find new ways to encourage their coworkers to travel by sustainable commute options. This quarterly event allows First Hill Employee Transportation...
Celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans as well as a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history and current events. Over the last year, a huge portion of the working world has shifted to performing their jobs...
Welcome Zarina Infante to the Commute Seattle team!
Zarina joins the Commute Seattle team as a Transportation Specialist to work with big businesses and large buildings on their sustainable commute programs.
Two Seattle Institutions Named 2021 Best Workplaces for Commuters
Congratulations to Seattle Children’s and King County Government for their 2021 Best Workplace for Commuters recognition!
Commuting Resources for Essential Workers
Commute Seattle is prioritizing the commutes of essential workers during the pandemic. We recognize that your options to commute to your worksite may look completely different and we are here to encourage safe and sustainable commutes. Below are current promotions and...
Summary: 2020 CTR Program Reports
Since 1991, the Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) law has proven to be key in reducing Seattle’s drive-alone rate to historic lows. Every other year, the law requires worksites with 100 or more employees to submit a program report outlining the benefits, amenities, and...
Navigating Seattle’s Commuter Benefits Ordinance
In this short webinar, Nick Abel will provide a brief overview of the City of Seattle’s Commuter Benefits Ordinance and share easy and low-cost ways to comply. There will time at the end for attendees to ask any questions they have about the ordinance or how it affects their business.
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