Councilmember Lisa Herbold

Tag: Art

West Seattle Bridge Update; Citywide hiring SLI response; Design Commission April 7 meeting on Duwamish crossing and Delridge station; Call for musicians at WS art walks; HSD’s new Farm to Table RFP; SCL looking for feedback on an RV charging station proposal for Morgan Junction; SDOT seeking advisory board members, deadline extended to April 10

April 1st, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Concrete Update The work to attain the specialized concrete needed for the guiding and anchoring the steel cables for the West Seattle Bridge has continued this week. The most recent update is that, on Monday, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) Materials Laboratory approved the concrete mix design, a necessary step before concrete can […]

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Posted: April 1st, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, District 1, Education, Human Services, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Art, homelessness, HSD, Human Services, RV, SCL, SDOT, West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge

Sound Transit West Seattle Light Rail Draft EIS; West Seattle Bridge Update; Free Covid Tests and Masks; Pothole Reporting and Tracking; Catalytic Converter Theft Testimony; Applications Due 2/28 for the Indigenous Advisory Council; Reduced Operating Hours at Some Libraries; Explore District 1 Through Public Art; Virtual Office Hours

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 Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Libraries, Police Department, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: Art, Bridge, Catalytic convertor, COVID, COVID-19, Indigenous Advisory Council, libraries, Library, potholes, Public Art, SDOT, Sound Transit, West Seattle Bridge

West Seattle Bridge; Shop to the Beat: Artists and Small Businesses Apply Now; Your Voice Needed: Highland Park/South Park Trail Connections; Job Readiness Bootcamp for Ages 16-24: Apply by December 18th; Office of the Inspector General Discipline Audit; World AIDS Day & 40th Anniversary; Virtual Office Hours

December 3rd, 2021

West Seattle Bridge Here’s some additional information about the start of work on the final stage of the West Seattle Bridge repair with the issuance of the formal “Notice to Proceed” on Monday. Below is a graphic showing the locations and type of repair work that will be done. It’s listed as “Phase 2 Rehabilitation.” […]

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Posted: December 3rd, 2021 under Councilmember Herbold, Office of Police Accountability, Police Department, Transportation.
Tags: Art, Artists, Bridge, District 1, Highland Park, job readiness, Office of the Inspector General, OIG, SDOT, Shop the Beat, small business, South Park, transit, West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge

Lifting the Voices of Those Harmed by our History of Violence; Covid & Vaccine Updates; Expanded Homeless Outreach Coming to D1; West Seattle Bridge Update March 19; Support for Small Businesses and Nonprofits; Seeking Pedestrian Advisory Board Members; South Park Community Center; Eviction Moratorium Extended; Free Recycling Event; Office Hours

March 19th, 2021

Lifting the Voices of Those Harmed by our History of Violence According to Stop AAPI Hate, from March 2020 to the end of February 2021, there have been at least 3,795 reported hate crimes targeting Asian Americans. I am shocked, saddened, and angered by the murders in Atlanta but I am not surprised. In Seattle, […]

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Posted: March 19th, 2021 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Economic Development, Homelessness, Human Services, LGBTQ, Libraries, Parks and Recreation, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: AAPI, Art, Community Center, COVID, D1; West Seattle Bridge, Eviction Moratorium, Free Recycling, Highland Park, Homeless Outreach, INFRA, LEAD, Low Bridge, Lumen Field, NAPAWF, Nonprofits, office hours, Pedestrian Advisory Board, REACH, Recycle, SDOT, Small Businesses, South Park, SPU, Vaccine, Violence

COVID-19 Updates; Supporting Local Businesses; Seattle Parks and Social Distancing; Supporting Artists and the Arts; Weekly COVID-19 Community Webinars; Canceling District Office Hours

March 20th, 2020

COVID-19 Updates Two More Emergency Proclamations: Eviction protection for residents, nonprofits, small businesses Since my last update, the Mayor has issued two more emergency proclamations, both regarding eviction moratoriums. The first halts residential evictions, the Council took this up at our Monday Full Council meeting and the Council amended the proclamation to last for 60 […]

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Posted: March 20th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Parks and Recreation, Proclamations, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: Art, COVID-19, Department of Parks and Recreation, In-District Office Hours, office hours, small business, Small Business Stabilization Fund, West Seattle, West Seattle Junction

Happy 2018! And a Look Back on 2017 Accomplishments

January 3rd, 2018

Contents PART 1 // D1 TRANSPORTATION UPDATES Sound Transit Light Rail Lander Street Overpass Funding Highland Park Roundabout Mudslides PART 2 // PUBLIC SAFETY IN D1 South Park Public Safety Task Force Alki Public Safety and Health Survey/Budget Action PART 3 // HOUSING HIGHLIGHTS Housing Bond Update Fair Chance Housing Short-Term Rental PART 4 // LAND USE LATEST […]

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Posted: January 3rd, 2018 under Arts, Budget, Councilmember Herbold, District 1, District Office Hours, Economic Development, Education, Housing, Human Services, Labor Standards, Libraries, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Planning and Land Use, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation, Trees, Zoning.
Tags: Alki, Art, banking, Duwamish, Fair Chance Housing, film, Highland Park, Housing, housing bond, Lander Street Overpass, Legacy Business Program, Light Rail, Mandatory Housing Affordability, mudslides, Observer Bill of Rights, office hours, Office of Labor Standards, police accountability, priority hire, public safety survey, Seattle Police Department, short-term rentals, South Park, subminimum wage, tax, Vacant Building Program

Highland Park Find It Fix It: May 25, Fauntleroy Schoolhouse is Celebrating 100 Years!, Make Art Not Landfill, Office Hours

May 19th, 2017

Highland Park Find It Fix It: May 25 Next week I’ll be participating in a “Find It, Fix It” Community Walk in Highland Park on Thursday, May 25th, along with the Mayor and City department staff. It all starts at the Highland Park Improvement Club (1116 SW Holden) at 5:30 p.m. for refreshments and information […]

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Posted: May 19th, 2017 under Arts, Councilmember Herbold, District Office Hours, Education, Proclamations.
Tags: Art, Highland Park, office hours

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COVID-19 Updates; Supporting Local Businesses; Seattle Parks and Social Distancing; Supporting Artists and the Arts; Weekly COVID-19 Community Webinars; Canceling District Office Hours

Happy 2018! And a Look Back on 2017 Accomplishments

Highland Park Find It Fix It: May 25, Fauntleroy Schoolhouse is Celebrating 100 Years!, Make Art Not Landfill, Office Hours

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