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Seattle plans to spend $1.8 million on a public restroom with six all-gender stalls on the waterfront.
The project will be funded by a combination of city funds and charitable donations and is expected to take nine months to complete.
The decision follows previous issues with self-cleaning toilets, which were overrun by illicit activities.
Seattle To Spend $1.8 Million On A Public Bathroom#seattle #bathroom https://t.co/VHMRRXEGGK
— Tampa Free Press (@tampafreepress) February 10, 2024
Similarly, New York City and San Francisco have experienced challenges with expensive public restroom projects.
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