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Posts for January, 2019

Center City Streetcar Could Impact Other Needed Transit Investments, Such as a Sound Transit 3 Tunnel for West Seattle; Seattle Public Utilities Seismic Report; Language Preference Points Bring Help for SPD Recruitment; South Park King Tide Event; Neighborhood Street Fund Meetings & Online Voting

January 28th, 2019

Center City Streetcar Could Impact Other Needed Transit Investments, Such as a Sound Transit 3 Tunnel for West Seattle Last week Mayor Durkan announced updated construction and operations cost estimates for the proposed Center City Streetcar on 1st Avenue. The construction cost estimate has increased to $286 million, and operations costs have increased to $28 […]

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Posted: January 28th, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Center City Streetcar, Duwamish Valley Action Plan, King Tide Event, PSCSC, SDOT, Seismic Report, South Park, South Park Public Safety Plan, SPD, SPU

MHA Process and Schedule; Eviction Reform; Seattle Squeeze Resources; Community Involvement Commission; Planning Commission; Office Hours

January 18th, 2019

MHA Process and Schedule The Council has begun developing and considering amendments to the Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) bill which is currently being heard in the Select Committee on Citywide Mandatory Housing Affordability. On January 22, 2018 Council President Bruce Harrell established the 2018 Select Committee on Citywide Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA). The committee was formed to consider […]

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Posted: January 18th, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, LGBTQ, Office of Police Accountability, Transportation.
Tags: Alaskan Way Viaduct, Community Involvement Commission, CRUEDA, In-District Office Hours, Losing Home, MHA committee agendas, MLK Opportunity Fair, SWC

Happy 2019! And a Look Back on 2018 Accomplishments

January 8th, 2019

CONTENTS PART 1: ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT Capital Project Oversight SPU/SCL Call Center Improvements Making Sure Growth Pays for Growth – Developer Impact Fees New Green Electric Trucks Save Tax Payer Money PART 2: D1 SPOTLIGHT Schmitz Park Property Acquisition Crescent-Hamm Building Historic Preservation Alki Vehicle Noise Enforcement – Relief for Alki Coming Soon South […]

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Posted: January 8th, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Homelessness, Human Services, LGBTQ, Libraries, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Alki Vehicle Noise, bus services, Capital Project Oversight, Civil Legal Aid, constituent, constituent e-mails, Crescent-Hamm Building, D1 Budget, Developer Impact Fees, hate and bias crimes, Housing, Light Rail, New Green Electric Trucks, public safety, Reduce Flooding in D1, Schmitz Park Property Acquisition, seattle police officer contract, sexual harrasment, South Park Community Center, SPU/SCL

Posts for January, 2019

Center City Streetcar Could Impact Other Needed Transit Investments, Such as a Sound Transit 3 Tunnel for West Seattle; Seattle Public Utilities Seismic Report; Language Preference Points Bring Help for SPD Recruitment; South Park King Tide Event; Neighborhood Street Fund Meetings & Online Voting

MHA Process and Schedule; Eviction Reform; Seattle Squeeze Resources; Community Involvement Commission; Planning Commission; Office Hours

Happy 2019! And a Look Back on 2018 Accomplishments

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