February 20th, 2023
Contents: SPD 2022 Crime Report: Crime Trending Down United Way Free Tax Prep Expanded Library Hours Starting April 3rd SPD 2022 Crime Report: Crime Trending Down Last week, SPD released their 2022 Year End Crime Report. This in-depth analysis was conducted by the SPD Data-Driven team and presented to the Public Safety and Human Services […]
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March 25th, 2022
West Seattle Bridge Update Earlier this week—March 23rd—marked just over two years since the closure of the West Seattle Bridge. I want to take a moment to acknowledge how difficult this has been for residents and businesses on the peninsula and Duwamish communities. Getting the bridge open as soon as possible remains a high priority […]
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Posted: March 25th, 2022 under
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February 25th, 2022
West Seattle Bridge/Reconnect West Seattle Yesterday a federal mediator met with Teamsters 174 and employer representatives; here is the update Teamsters Local 174 posted after the meeting. I sincerely appreciate the willingness of Teamsters 174 to make a new proposal to go back to work immediately with only a one-year deal that includes less than […]
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Posted: February 25th, 2022 under
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Police Department,
Proclamations,
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Transportation.
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Bridge,
Eviction Moratorium,
Fauntleroy,
Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal,
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Retail Theft Program,
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Tax help,
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West Seattle Bridge
February 12th, 2022
West Seattle Bridge Timeline and Concrete I have been concerned that the failure of concrete companies to fairly address the workers’ rights issues of Teamsters, Local 174, 300 striking concrete mixer drivers and concrete plant workers, and resolve the strike could eventually impact the timeline for re-opening the West Seattle Bridge. The strike to demand […]
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Posted: February 12th, 2022 under
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District 1,
Libraries,
PayUp,
Police Department,
Public Health,
West Seattle Bridge.
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Black History,
Bridge,
Labor,
Nurse Navigation Program,
OLS,
PayUp,
police,
SDOT,
SPD,
transportation,
West Seattle Bridge
January 28th, 2022
West Seattle Bridge Repair Update The next important step in the repair of the West Seattle Bridge is the installation of the second external work platform, near Pier 18 on the east span of the bridge. This is scheduled to be raised into place on Saturday, January 29th. The work platforms allow for the installation […]
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Posted: January 28th, 2022 under
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Education,
Human Services,
Libraries,
Police Department,
Public Health,
Sound Transit,
Transportation,
West Seattle Bridge.
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Bridge,
COVID-19,
Education,
FEPP,
Library,
Preschool,
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SDOT,
Sound Transit,
South Park,
Vaccines,
West Seattle Bridge
January 21st, 2022
Sound Transit West Seattle Light Rail Draft EIS The Sound Transit Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the West Seattle Ballard Link Extension is now available online in advance of the formal publication date of January 28. Sound Transit will hold a 90-day public comment period starting January 28, though April 28. Here’s the West […]
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Posted: January 21st, 2022 under
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COVID-19,
Education,
Libraries,
Police Department,
Public Health,
Transportation.
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Art,
Bridge,
Catalytic convertor,
COVID,
COVID-19,
Indigenous Advisory Council,
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Library,
potholes,
Public Art,
SDOT,
Sound Transit,
West Seattle Bridge
October 29th, 2021
City West Seattle Vaccination Clinic Opening Friday, October 29 The City of Seattle will be opening a vaccination hub in West Seattle beginning on Friday, October 29, at Neighborhood House (6400 Sylvan Way SW) in the High Point neighborhood. The City is partnering with Neighborhood House and Pliable mobile nursing teams for clinic operations. Pliable […]
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Posted: October 29th, 2021 under
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Human Services,
Libraries,
Parks and Recreation,
Police Department,
Public Health,
Seattle Fire Department,
Seattle Public Utliities,
Transportation.
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businesses,
Fire,
Light Rail,
Loans,
Seattle Relief Fund,
Sound Transit,
Vaccination Clinic,
Vaccines,
West Seattle,
White Center
September 24th, 2021
Next Week in the Budget Next week, the City Council will begin the 2022 budget process. The Council’s process begins after the Mayor presents her proposed 2022 budget on Monday, September 27th. Beginning on September 29, the Council will begin to meet as the Select Budget Committee to hear presentations from the City Budget Office and some departments. This […]
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June 25th, 2021
Keep Cool This Week: Tips, Cooling Locations, Drink Water, Identifying Heat Stroke You’ve probably heard that it’s going to be hot – VERY hot – this weekend and into next week. That doesn’t happen a lot in Seattle, so here are some tips on keeping cool and safe during extreme heat. Cooling Locations: The City […]
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Posted: June 25th, 2021 under
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Education,
Homelessness,
Human Services,
Libraries,
Office of Police Accountability,
Parks and Recreation,
Police Department,
Public Health,
Seattle Fire Department,
Transportation.
April 23rd, 2021
COVID-19 Updates: New Vaccine Access Programs for 60+; What You Can Do Once You’re Vaccinated; Hospitalizations Rising At a Dangerous Rate The City has announced two new programs to ensure seniors can get vaccinated quickly at the West Seattle Vaccination Site at 2801 SW Thistle, and the Rainier Beach site. 60+ Just Show Up: No […]
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Posted: April 23rd, 2021 under
Councilmember Herbold,
COVID-19,
Libraries,
Public Health,
Transportation.
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Bridge,
CB 120042,
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District 1,
Indoor Service,
Infrastructure Maintenance,
Jail,
King County,
Library,
Post-Tensioning,
SDOT,
Sound Transit,
Southwest Library,
transportation,
Utility EAP Expansion,
Vaccine,
West Seattle Bridge