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SUMMARY:Smart Buildings Exchange Technical Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Join SBX Technical Webinar Series throughout the year to stay informed about the latest best practices\, trends\, and technologies that help save energy and run facilities at optimal efficiency.  Throughout the series\, industry experts will share insights on topics such as building decarbonization strategies\, smart pumps\, motors & drives\, heat pump retrofit projects\, AI and the future of building controls & security\, strategies to reduce peak energy use\, and finding energy waste with a building walk through.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/smart-buildings-exchange-technical-webinar-series/
LOCATION:Virtual
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SUMMARY:SPU Beyond Code: Northlake Commons Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join the 2030 District for an afternoon of inspiration and climate action. Come learn about opportunities to boost urban resiliency and improve our local waterways while accessing funding available to private developments. \nSeattle Public Utilities is seeking developers and designers to integrate neighborhood-scale stormwater treatment in their projects. SPU’s Beyond Code Program has been launched to fund stormwater facilities that exceed a project’s stormwater code requirements. \nWhat to Expect: \n\nHear from SPU’s Beyond Code Partnerships team\, including the designers of the Northlake Commons Regional Swale\, the first project to receive a Beyond Code financial incentive\, that exceeded $500\,000. Northlake Commons cleans neighborhood roadway runoff in an onsite bioretention swale. The team will highlight opportunities for other developments to incorporate green infrastructure on future projects.\n\n\nTour the Northlake Commons Regional Swale\, learn about the Beyond Code financial incentives available.\n\nNorthlake Commons sets a new benchmark for environmentally conscious design\, blending innovation with the natural beauty of Lake Union. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a project that embodies the principles of sustainable development. \nThis event is sponsored by Seattle Public Utilities.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/spu-beyond-code-northlake-commons-tour-2/
LOCATION:Northlake Commons\, 3800 Latona Avenue Northeast\, Seattle\, WA\, 98105\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lumen Field: Sustainability Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join the Seattle 2030 District for a tour of Lumen Field! \nFrom waste diversion to energy conservation\, Lumen Field is changing what it means to have sustainable events in our stadiums. With 90% of solid waste from events diverted from landfills\, locally sourced foods for events reducing the transportation impacts of food\, and newly installed efficient lighting to help reduce energy usage\, there are many reasons to celebrate Lumen Field’s commitment to sustainability. \nAttendees will also learn about Seattle Public Utilities Green Business Program which supports property owners and managers to reduce their solid waste\, waste water\, and water usage on site. Representatives from Cascadia Consulting will be on hand to answer questions about how your building can save money and be recognized as an Envirostar! \nLearn more about the Green Business Program at: https://www.seattle.gov/utilities/protecting-our-environment/sustainability-tips/green-business-program
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/lumen-field-sustainability-tour/
LOCATION:Lumen Field\, 800 Occidental Ave S\, Seattle\, 98134\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Commute Solutions as a Retention Tool Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Explore how King County Metro’s Vanpool program can support your sustainability goals!\n\n\n\nJoin Connect Bellevue and King County Metro for a FREE webinar that covers the sustainable commute solutions that can strengthen tenant retention\, employee satisfaction\, and bottom-line performance. Designed for both property managers and employers\, this session explores practical\, multi-modal strategies\, from vanpool and rideshare programs to bike amenities\, transit benefits\, and real-world success stories and provides easy\, low-cost\, actionable steps to incorporate these findings. \nYou’ll hear from local experts\, see what’s working in Bellevue and beyond\, and leave with the tools and resources you need to immediately start championing sustainable travel. \nWhy attend? \nFor Property Managers: \n\nReduce tenant turnover with premium commute amenities that differentiate your property\nLower parking demand and maintenance costs while converting underused space into value-add features\nMeet sustainability commitments valued by corporate tenants\nEnhance benefits that help tenants recruit and retain their workforce\n\nFor Employers: \n\nBoost employee satisfaction and retention through reduced commuting stress\nLower absenteeism with reliable transportation alternatives\nStrengthen recruitment with highly sought-after commuter benefits\nDemonstrate corporate social responsibility with measurable emissions reductions\nCreate team-building opportunities through shared commutes\n\nWhat we’ll cover: \n\nBest practices for investing in active transportation and promoting multi-modal access\nAn overview of King County Metro’s Vanpool and ORCA Business programs and success stories\nA step-by-step demonstration of the free rideshare matching platform\nMarketing strategies to showcase your property or company’s multi-modal connectivity\nAccess to a customizable toolkit including flyer templates\, email/newsletter content\, and lobby display materials\n\nYou’ll leave with: \n\nA ready-to-use plan and materials for hosting your own vanpool formation event\nDirect connections to King County Metro specialists and Connect Bellevue commute experts\nNetworking opportunities with like-minded professionals facing similar challenges\nA comprehensive understanding of available resources to support your unique goals\n\nBring a partner!Property managers are encouraged to invite key tenants\, and employers are welcome to bring their property management counterparts.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/sustainable-commute-solutions-as-a-retention-tool/
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SUMMARY:King County Charging Station Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an exclusive tour of King County Metro’s electric bus charging infrastructure led by members of Metro’s Capital and Zero Emissions teams. You’ll explore Metro’s South Base Test Facility and get a unique vantage point of the construction of Metro’s new Tukwila Base\, scheduled to open in early 2026. Get a rare look at how Metro is scaling up its fleet electrification efforts. \nGain insights into the design\, construction\, and operational planning behind one of the region’s most significant zero-emission transit investments and how it aligns with broader climate and sustainability goals. \nWhat to Expect: \n\nGuided Tour: Get an on-site look at the charging test facility and current construction progress\, led by Metro Staff.\nInfrastructure Insights: Learn about the systems powering Metro’s electric bus transition and the design of the facility.\nQ&A Opportunity: Ask questions and engage directly with the Metro team about electrification goals\, infrastructure\, and lessons learned.\nSafety Gear Provided: High-visibility vests will be provided by King County Metro.\n\nThis tour is ideal for professionals interested in fleet electrification\, transportation infrastructure\, public transit sustainability\, and clean energy implementation. \n*Closed-toe shoes are required for this event
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/king-county-charging-station-tour/
LOCATION:12100 East Marginal Way South Tukwila\, WA 98168\, 12100 East Marginal Way S\, Tukwila\, WA\, 98168\, United States
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SUMMARY:Future of Transportation in the Region Panel
DESCRIPTION:Attend a dynamic panel discussion exploring high-level strategies\, cross-sector collaborations\, and long-term planning efforts that will shape how people and goods move throughout the Puget Sound region. \nModerated by Kirk Hovenkotter of Transportation Choices Coalition\, this conversation will bring together leaders from across the transportation landscape to discuss topics like transit-oriented development (TOD)\, transportation demand management (TDM)\, road usage charging\, freight mobility\, and regional preparedness for large-scale events like the 2026 World Cup. \nStay tuned for updates on the full panel lineup as we assemble a diverse group of speakers representing public agencies\, transportation providers\, planning organizations\, and industry experts. Stay tuned for updates on our full panel lineup. \nThis event is ideal for professionals in urban planning\, transportation policy\, infrastructure development\, sustainability\, and public-private partnerships.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/future-of-transportation-in-the-region-panel/
LOCATION:Washington 1000\, 1000 Olive Wy\, Seattle\, WA\, 98101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ride\, Learn & Connect: Micromobility + Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Discover the future of urban mobility at our Micromobility Experience & Happy Hour\, hosted in partnership with Lime. \nTest ride the latest e-bikes and scooters on a guided scenic route starting in Pioneer Square\, traveling along Seattle’s waterfront\, and looping back to Pioneer Square for a networking happy hour. Hear from Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and Commute Seattle as they share expert insights on local micromobility programs and regional commute options. Stick around after the test ride for light refreshments and an opportunity to connect with fellow transportation professionals\, property managers\, and sustainability advocates. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nTest Rides: Experience Lime’s e-bikes and scooters on a guided route from Pioneer Square along the waterfront and back\nMicromobility Insights: Learn about bike/scooter corrals\, regional Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) programs\, and tenant engagement strategies\nProgram Highlights: Hear from SDOT and Commute Seattle on local micromobility initiatives and commuting resources\nSafety First: Best practices for safe riding and sharing public spaces\nNetworking Happy Hour: Connect with peers and industry leaders in a casual setting following the ride\n\nThis event is ideal for property managers\, sustainability professionals\, and anyone interested in advancing clean\, active transportation solutions in their communities.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/ride-learn-connect-micromobility-happy-hour/
LOCATION:93 Alaskan Way S\, 93 Alaskan Way S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98104\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tour de Terminals: Port of Seattle Bike Tour
DESCRIPTION:Explore the waterfront by bike during the Tour de Terminals and get a unique behind-the-scenes ride through the Port of Seattle’s maritime properties. \nStarting at Pier 69\, this guided loop will take participants to Terminal 91 and back\, highlighting how Port operations connect with regional bike trails\, commuter access\, and sustainable mobility efforts. Along the way\, learn how staff and tenants commute\, how the Port is planning for multimodal access\, and how freight and sustainability coexist in this vital transportation corridor. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nGuided Bike Tour: Ride from Pier 69 to Terminal 91 and back with Port staff\nPort Operations Overview: Learn how maritime terminals function and interact with surrounding transportation infrastructure\nCommuter Insights: Hear how Port employees and tenants commute via bike and other modes\nTrail Connectivity: See how Port facilities connect to regional bike networks and what improvements are being explored\nScenic Waterfront Route: Enjoy a ride along the Elliott Bay Trail with great views of the working waterfront\n\nThis tour is ideal for transportation planners\, sustainability professionals\, active transportation advocates\, and anyone curious about the intersection of freight\, biking\, and access along Seattle’s industrial shoreline.
URL:https://2030districts.org/seattle/event/tour-de-terminals-port-of-seattle-bike-tour/
LOCATION:Pier 69\, 2701 Alaskan Way\, Seattle\, WA\, 98121\, United States
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