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This Week’s Budget Update / Alki Walk with SDOT Director Spotts / Reconnect West Seattle 3rd Quarter Report / Seeking CPC Candidates / Seattle University Public Safety Survey Open / Duwamish River Community Projects to Receive $244,000 in Funding from the City of Seattle / Seattle Transportation Plan Phase 2 Outreach

October 28th, 2022

Contents This Week’s Budget Update Alki Walk with SDOT Director Spotts Reconnect West Seattle 3rd Quarter Report Seeking CPC Candidates Seattle University Public Safety Survey Open Duwamish River Community Projects to Receive $244,000 in Funding from the City of Seattle Seattle Transportation Plan Phase 2 Outreach This Week’s Budget Update This week, the Council met […]

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Posted: October 28th, 2022 under Budget, Councilmember Herbold, District 1, Transportation.
Tags: budget, Community Police Commission, Concord International Elementary School, CPC, Department of Neighborhoods, DON, Duwamish, Duwamish River, Heron's Nest, Ladder 13, Medic 26, parks, public safety, SDOT, Seattle Fire Department, Seattle University, Seattle University Public Safety Survey, SFD, South Park

West Seattle Bridge/Concrete Mixer Driver Strike, Chelan 5-Way Intersection; Mask Requirements Changing; Free Covid Tests Available; Mental Health Resources; Sound Transit West Seattle/Duwamish Community Advisory Group meeting; CPC/Police Monitor Outreach Meeting on Use of Force; Public Safety and Human Services Committee Workplan; Seattle Redistricting Commission

March 4th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge / Concrete Mixer Driver Strike, Chelan 5-Way Intersection As the concrete driver strike remains unresolved, many of you have written in response to my articles about this, with different ideas of how the City might find creative ways to address the strike so we do not impact the goal for the West […]

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Posted: March 4th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Office of Police Accountability, Police Department, Public Health, Transportation, West Seattle Bridge.
Tags: Community Police Commission, COVID, COVID-19, CPC, Duwamish Community Advisory, Labor, Mask Up, mental health, OLS, Police Monitor, PSHS, Public Health, Redistricting, Sound Transit, strike, transit, West Seattle Bridge, Workplan

Public Safety and Human Services Committee Updates; Lower Bridge: Applications Open for Approved New Users; Federal American Rescue Plan Act Funding is Coming – Public Hearing May 4th; Help Is Available for Sexual Assault Survivors; COVID-19 Updates; Vehicle Travel Times Update; Community Police Commission Dashboard; Riba-Free Financing Survey;

May 1st, 2021

Public Safety and Human Services Committee Updates The Public Safety and Human Services Committee heard a number of updates earlier this week at the April 27 meeting. First of all, I invited the Executive to brief the committee about the progress of work to reimagine community safety, and the work of the Interdepartmental Team to […]

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Posted: May 1st, 2021 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Homelessness, Human Services, Office of Police Accountability, Police Department, Proclamations, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: 911 Call Center, American Rescue Plan Act, ARPA, Community Police Commission, COVID-19, Fire Department, HSD, KCSARC, Lower Bridge, Parking Enforcement Officers, PEOs, police, Proclamation, Public Hearing, Rainer Beach, Riba-Free Financing, SDOT, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Sexual Assault Survivors, SPD, Spokane Street Bridge, Vaccination, Victim Advocacy Team, West Seattle

MLK Day on Monday; New Council Committees; Council Presidency and January Pro Tem; Inclement Weather/Severe Weather Shelter; In-District Office Hours

January 17th, 2020

MLK Day on Monday 2015 City Hall, City of Seattle Employees Monday is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and City Council offices along with many other government offices will be closed. The week’s City Council Briefing and Meeting will occur on Tuesday, January 21 instead. Here are a couple of ideas for ways to celebrate […]

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Posted: January 17th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Homelessness, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Public Health.
Tags: Black History Month, City Council, Community Police Commission, Fire Department, Human Services, Human Services Department, In-District Office Hours, Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, LEAD, Lisa Herbold, Lorena Gonzalez, MLK Day, New Committee, Office of Inspector General, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Seattle Police Department, Severe Weather, Transportation & Utilities Committee

Regarding the Shooting on Alki; SOCR Commission Work Plan and Expansion; Police Accountability; Fair Chance Housing Taskforce; In-District Office Hours

May 26th, 2017

Regarding the Shooting on Alki Councilmember Gonzalez held her Gender Equity, Safe Communities, and New American’s committee this morning. On the agenda was a presentation about the Seattle Police Department’s response to gun violence. Although I am not a member of the committee, understanding how deeply our community was impacted by this tragic event, I […]

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Posted: May 26th, 2017 under Civil Rights, Councilmember Herbold, District Office Hours, Housing, LGBTQ, Libraries, Office of Police Accountability, Police Department, Public Health.
Tags: Alki, Civil Rights, Community Police Commission, Fair Chance Housing, office hours, police, police accountability, Seattle Office of Civil Rights

Highlights from the Mayor’s Proposed Budget, Fauntleroy Way SW Boulevard Project, Next Week in the Budget Process, Comp Plan 2035, Bag Ban Update

September 29th, 2016

Comp Plan 2035 The 2035 Comprehensive Plan is the 20-year framework for most of Seattle’s big-picture decisions on how to grow while preserving and improving our neighborhoods. The Plan guides City decisions on where to build new jobs and houses, how to improve our transportation system, and where to make capital investments such as utilities, […]

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Posted: September 29th, 2016 under Councilmember Herbold, Housing, Police Department, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: Arts, budget, Center City Streetcar, Community Police Commission, Fauntleroy, Housing, plastic bag, police, Seattle Public Utilities, South Park

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MLK Day on Monday; New Council Committees; Council Presidency and January Pro Tem; Inclement Weather/Severe Weather Shelter; In-District Office Hours

Regarding the Shooting on Alki; SOCR Commission Work Plan and Expansion; Police Accountability; Fair Chance Housing Taskforce; In-District Office Hours

Highlights from the Mayor’s Proposed Budget, Fauntleroy Way SW Boulevard Project, Next Week in the Budget Process, Comp Plan 2035, Bag Ban Update

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