Councilmember Lisa Herbold

Tag: Public Health

West Seattle Bridge; Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal Public Meetings/Online Open House; Update on SW Andover Street; Monitor’s Comprehensive Assessment of the Seattle Police Department; Stand in Solidarity Seattle; Funds Available for Child Care Facilities!; Join Me — On the Board of Health; Applications Due June 30; Shape the Future of Outdoor Pickleball in Seattle; Mourning 1 Million Americans Dead From COVID; PayUp Update + App Worker Pay Gap

May 20th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update SDOT is expecting the final two structural pours for specialized concrete next week! The additional recent update we’ve received is that SDOT expects to make a time-frame announcement on June 9th. Work is continuing on post-tensioning anchorage forms in the south girder. During the structural concrete pours, there is a review […]

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Posted: May 20th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Homelessness, Human Services, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, PayUp, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Fire Department, Transportation.
Tags: Child Care, COVID-19, Ferry, parks, PayUp, Pickleball, police, Public Health, SDOT, SPD, SPD Monitor, West Seattle Bridge, WSF

West Seattle Bridge Update April 22; Reminder: April 28 Deadline for Sound Transit Draft EIS Comments; SPD Use of Force Data; Get Involved – Planning for the Next 6 Years of Seattle Parks Investments; Approving the King County Regional Homelessness Authority’s (KCRHA) Proposed 2023 Budget; Resources to Cope With Stress; South Park Neighborhood Center Landmark Designation; SFD Protection Class 1 Rating; Virtual Office Hours

April 22nd, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update April 22 West Seattle Bridge Repair The West Seattle Bridge Community Task Force met on Thursday, April 21st. There were two updates regarding the specialized concrete needed to anchor and guide the post-tensioned steel cables. First, there was a second pour of this concrete earlier this week. Secondly, the next pour […]

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Posted: April 22nd, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Homelessness, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Fire Department, Transportation.
Tags: Fire, KCRHA, parks, Public Health, SDOT, Seattle Fire Department, SFD, South Park, SPR, West Seattle Bridge

West Seattle Bridge Update; Economic Forecast Improves; Apply for Market Vouchers; Citywide Hiring Analysis; PayUp Heard in Committee; OPA Annual Report; Youth/Young Adult Behavioral Health Services Funding; Welcoming a Delegation from Nantes, France; Landmark Preservation Board to Consider Alki Elementary

April 15th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update April 15 SDOT reports that the first delivery of the specialized concrete needed for the West Seattle Bridge repair will arrive this weekend! This is the concrete that will anchor and guide the post-tensioning steel cables to prevent cracking of the concrete in the bridge. SDOT estimates that 35 cubic yards […]

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Posted: April 15th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, Education, Homelessness, Human Services, LGBTQ, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, PayUp, Police Department, Proclamations, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: Alki, Behavioral Health, Economic Development, Office of Police Accountability, OPA, PayUp, Public Health, SDOT, Seattle Public Schools, West Seattle Bridge

West Seattle Bridge Update; PayUp Legislation Introduced; Sound Transit Community Advisory Group Meeting April 12; Capital Projects Watch List: South Park Street Drainage; Chinatown/International District walk; City Hall Park Land Transfer; Mayor Begins Police Chief Search Process; Monitor/CPC Outreach meeting on Use of Force April 12; Thanks to Our Tireless Public Health Professionals; Covid Boosters, Test to Treat, and Covid.Gov

April 8th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update Concrete work began on the West Seattle Bridge on Tuesday morning. The first pours were for expansion joints on the bridge deck, as part of the major maintenance work on the bridge. SDOT’s statement notes: “Following the expansion joint concrete pours, we’ll then pour concrete inside the bridge for the improved […]

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Posted: April 8th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Homelessness, Parks and Recreation, PayUp, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
Tags: City Hall Park, COVID-19, CPC, Labor, OLS, parks, PayUp, Police Monitor, Public Health, SDOT, West Seattle Bridge

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

COVID-19 Update; East Marginal Project Letter of Support for Grant Funding; Duwamish Longhouse Bus Access Walk; February Constituent Email Report

March 6th, 2020

COVID-19 Update As of this morning, Public Health – Seattle & King County confirmed 58 cases of novel coronavirus in King County residents, including 10 deaths. 231 residents in the State are under public health supervision for being at risk of exposure. As more laboratory capacity for testing comes online, more tests and results will […]

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Posted: March 6th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Human Services, Parks and Recreation, Proclamations, Public Health, Transportation.
Tags: City Council, constituent e-mail report, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Department of Health, District 1, Duwamish Longhouse, Duwamish Longhouse Bus Access Walk, East Marginal Way, East Marginal Way Project, Lisa Herbold, Mayor, Public Health, SODO, South Park, State of Emergency, Tiny House Villages, West Seattle

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, COVID-19, Homelessness, Office of Police Accountability, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Seattle Public Utliities, Transportation.
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

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COVID-19 Update; East Marginal Project Letter of Support for Grant Funding; Duwamish Longhouse Bus Access Walk; February Constituent Email Report

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