Councilmember Lisa Herbold » 2020

Posts for February, 2020

Black History Month; Hiawatha Play Area; Business Taxes and Preemption; SDOT Report on Delridge Way SW and Bicycle Lanes; Youth Employment Program Application Period is Now Open; In-District Office Hours

February 21st, 2020

Black History Month If you haven’t already, consider taking time before this month is over to learn about the history and contributions of Black and African Americans in our country and community. Here are some of our office’s recommendations. What are yours? You’ve probably heard about Ta-Nehisi-Coates’ The Case for Reparations, published in The Atlantic […]

[More]

Posted: February 21st, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Homelessness, Libraries, Parks and Recreation, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Bike lanes, Black History Month, Business Tax, Delridge Way, HB 2907, Hiawatha Community Center, Hiawatha Play Area, In-District Office Hours, Rapid Ride H Line, SDOT, Seattle Parks and Recreation, Seattle Youth Employment Program, SYEP

Roxhill Wetland Update; Seattle/King County Clinic; Transitional Encampment Legislation; Letter re: HB 2907; Council Passes Winter Evictions Defense; West Seattle Chamber Luncheon; In-District Office Hours

February 14th, 2020

Roxhill Wetland Update The Roxhill Bog Committee has been working on this issue for many years attempting to save this important wetland. You can read a detailed timeline and history compiled by the Committee here. Roxhill bog, at the Longfellow Creek headwaters, is actually a fen, defined as “open wetland systems that generally receive some […]

[More]

Posted: February 14th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, Homelessness, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities.
Tags: 2020 budget, District 1, HB 2907, Health insurance, healthcare, In-District Office Hours, King County, Lisa Herbold, Longfellow Creek, Roxhill Bog Committee, Seattle Center, Seattle Parks and Recreation, Seattle/King County Clinic, Select Committee on Homelessness Strategies and Investments, Transitional Encampment, West Seattle Chamber, Winter Evictions, Winter Evictions Defense

Permanent Bus Pathway to Open for West Seattle/Downtown Buses; SPD Arrest in Alki Shooting; Legacy Business Nominations; Seattle Planning Commission; Constituent Email Report

February 10th, 2020

Permanent Bus Pathway to Open for West Seattle/Downtown Buses King County Metro and SDOT have announced that, beginning on February 22nd, buses that formerly traveled between West Seattle to Downtown on the Alaskan Way Viaduct will access Downtown through Alaskan Way and Columbia Street. This is the permanent travel path planned for buses, and comes […]

[More]

Posted: February 10th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, Police Department, Transportation.
Tags: Alaska Viaduct, Alki, City Council, Community Service Officers, constituent e-mail report, CSOs, District 1, Gun violence, Legacy Business Program, Lisa Herbold, public safety, Rapid Ride H Line, RapidRide C, SDOT, SDOT Capital Improvement Program, Seattle Planning Commission, SODO, SPD

Posts for February, 2020

Black History Month; Hiawatha Play Area; Business Taxes and Preemption; SDOT Report on Delridge Way SW and Bicycle Lanes; Youth Employment Program Application Period is Now Open; In-District Office Hours

Roxhill Wetland Update; Seattle/King County Clinic; Transitional Encampment Legislation; Letter re: HB 2907; Council Passes Winter Evictions Defense; West Seattle Chamber Luncheon; In-District Office Hours

Permanent Bus Pathway to Open for West Seattle/Downtown Buses; SPD Arrest in Alki Shooting; Legacy Business Nominations; Seattle Planning Commission; Constituent Email Report

Categories

Archives

About Lisa

Public Disclosure