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Coronavirus/COVID-19; Police Staffing and Hiring Update; Delridge Way SW – RapidRide H Line Project: SDOT Final Report; Park District Planning Meeting Tonight; Free Tax Help; Auditor Report on Trash Around Unsanctioned Encampments; Committee Workplan; Delridge Neighborhood Development Association Fundraiser

March 2nd, 2020

Coronavirus/COVID-19 For updates on the coronavirus, you can follow Public Health – Seattle & King County or sign up for AlertSeattle – the City of Seattle Government’s emergency notification system – to receive customized alerts via text, email, voice mail, or on Facebook or Twitter. More info at alert.seattle.gov. Police Staffing and Hiring Update I’ve […]

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Posted: March 2nd, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold.
Tags: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Delridge Community Center, Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association, Delridge Way, District 1, King County, Public Health, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Rapid Ride H Line, Seattle Parks and Recreation, Seattle Police Department, South Park, tax, Unsanctioned Encampments, West Seattle

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 […]

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Posted: February 14th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold.
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

SOCR 2018 Housing Discrimination Testing; Combat Arts Academy in Delridge—OED Small Business of the Month!; South Park Library Reopening Celebration; In-District Office Hours; Response to Court of Appeals Ruling on Municipal High Incomes Tax

July 19th, 2019

SOCR 2018 Housing Discrimination Testing The Seattle Office of Civil Rights (SOCR) conducts testing every year to determine the prevalence of racism and bias in our housing and employment sectors. Also called “affirmative testing,” this strategy gives the City an opportunity to do outreach and education for people in violation of the law, intentionally or […]

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Posted: July 19th, 2019 under Councilmember Herbold.
Tags: affirmative testing, Combat Arts Academy, Count Us In, Delridge, Fair Chance Housing ordinance, In-District Office Hours, King County, OED Small Business of the Month, Response to Court of Appeals Ruling on Municipal High Income Tax, Seattle Office for Civil Rights, SOCR, SOCR 2018 Housing Discrimination Testing, South Park Library, South Park Library Reopening

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  A New York State native, Lisa has lived in Seattle for the last 22 years. Lisa began her career as a community organizer working for Syracuse United Neighbors (SUN), a grassroots organization struggling for equal distribution of city services in low-income neighborhoods. Lisa moved to Seattle to help open a new ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) office. Before running Councilmember Licata's 1997 campaign for City Council, she worked as a tenant organizer for the Tenants Union. Lisa has a grown daughter named Megan and she is the happy Omi (German for "granny") of Megan's daughter and son.

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