We support Sound Transit’s Bus Rapid Transit project that is coming to Lake Forest Park.

An updated public transit system is a vital part of regional actions to fight climate change. In our area, a majority of voters supported the concept of Sound Transit 3 when it was proposed in 2016. 

However, as the project has progressed and new designs were unveiled for the Lake Forest Park segment of the SR522 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), concern has grown that it will have undue impacts on the environment and quality of life here. 

LFP Citizens have long shown dedication to the protection of our urban forest, streams, and lake shore; this strong environmental ethic is at the core of what makes our small town special.

Read more in our latest eNews here

ATTEND A PUBLIC MEETING TO FIND OUT MORE:

March 7th, 7-9pm at LFP Elementary Hosted by citizen group CORE (info at LFPCORE.org)

March 15th, 3-7pm at Brookside Elementary open house hosted by Sound Transit

JOIN US Wednesday November 16th 7-9pm for our Annual Meeting featuring special guest speaker David B Williams, author of Homewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound. The meeting will be a hybrid format, with in-person event taking place at The Red Sky Gallery at the LFP Town Center. Mark your calendars, more details to come!