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West Seattle Bridge Expected to Open on September 18th; 8/9 Public Safety and Human Services Committee; SPD Before the Badge Website; Firefighter Graduation & Reports of Attacks; August 18 Seattle University SW Precinct Community-Police Dialogue; Local Progress; WRIA 9 Site Visit to Duwamish River Park; Canceled Office Hours

August 12th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Expected to Open on September 18th Since the West Seattle Bridge was closed, all of West Seattle, South Park and Georgetown have had the bridge reopening top of mind. Yesterday we received good news: SDOT announced that the West Seattle Bridge is expected to be opened to traffic on Sunday, September 18th. […]

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Posted: August 12th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Seattle Fire Department, Transportation, West Seattle Bridge.
Tags: before the badge, Duwamish, Duwamish River Park, PSHS committee, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Seattle Fire, SFD, SPD, SPD training, WRIA

West Seattle Bridge Update; Excessive Heat Warning; Funding Available for Nursing Services – Applications Due 8/11; 7/26/22 Public Safety & Human Services Committee; Night Out on August 2; Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal update; Sound Transit Board Decision on Light Rail Alignment

July 28th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update The West Seattle Bridge repair project remains on track for the week of September 12th. On Monday, SDOT announced that post-tensioning work was completed. The final phase involved tightening the steel wires from 20% tensioning to 100%. Post-tensioning is one of three key repair procedures SDOT is using to repair the […]

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Posted: July 28th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, Public Health, Sound Transit, Transportation, West Seattle Bridge.
Tags: committee, Excessive heat, Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal, Ferry, Health, heatwave, Light Rail, Public Health, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Sound Transit, West Seattle Bridge

West Seattle Bridge Update; Highlighting Violence Prevention Efforts; July 12 Public Safety and Human Services Committee; Chief of Police Search; Sound Transit Resolution Vote; Strength Over Silence: Minority Mental Health Awareness Month; Touring City Hall with People’s Academy for Community Engagement; Learn About Colman Pool Maintenance Project; Valuing the Work of Social Sector Workers; Truck Parking Meeting in South Park; In-Person Office Hours

July 15th, 2022

West Seattle Bridge Update Concrete post-tensioning ducts have been completed and, this week, the installation of post tensioning steel cables continues. After installation of post-tensioning steel cables, the next step is to tension (or tighten) the cables. The contractor is expected to begin this work on Monday. Tensioning of the cables will be done in […]

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Posted: July 15th, 2022 under Councilmember Herbold, Parks and Recreation, Police Department, Public Health, Sound Transit, Transportation, West Seattle Bridge.
Tags: Chief of Police, Colman Park, mental health, police, Police Chief, PSHS, Public Health, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, South Park, SPD, West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge

West Seattle Bridge Repair Update; Sound Transit Draft EIS Formal Comment Period Begins; Gun Violence; Public Safety and Human Services Committee Updates from 1/25; Get Vaccinated at the South Park Library on Saturday; Join the Families, Education, Preschool & Promise (FEPP) Levy Oversight Committee; Seattle Promise Deadline Extended to 3/1; Seattle Home Fairs

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 Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Human Services, Libraries, Police Department, Public Health, Sound Transit, Transportation, West Seattle Bridge.
Tags: Bridge, COVID-19, Education, FEPP, Library, Preschool, PSHS, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, SDOT, Sound Transit, South Park, Vaccines, West Seattle Bridge

Regional Gun Violence Prevention Leadership Advisory Group; West Seattle Bridge Schedule Details for Repair and Major Maintenance; Get Vaxed and Boosted to Protect Against Omicron; 2022 Funding Available Notification from Human Services; Public Safety & Human Services Committee Report; Unreinforced Masonry Resolution; SFD Chief Compensation Bill

December 11th, 2021

Regional Gun Violence Prevention Leadership Advisory Group Gun violence is a public health crisis that affects the entire region. Taking a public health approach to addressing gun violence can address root causes and improve community safety for all people involved. BIPOC communities are more impacted by gun violence. This is a critically important equity element […]

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Posted: December 11th, 2021 under Councilmember Herbold, COVID-19, Education, Human Services, Parks and Recreation, Public Health, Seattle Fire Department, Transportation.
Tags: Bridge, District 1, Fire, Gun violence, Omicron, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Regional gun violence, SDOT, SFD, SFD Chief, transit, Unreinforced Masonry buildings, Vaccination, Vaccine, West Seattle, West Seattle Bridge

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

LEAD Letter; Resolution Regarding Collective Bargaining with SPOG ; Public Safety and Human Services Committee Discussion with Chief Best; Information on Novel Coronavirus

January 30th, 2020

LEAD Letter In the 2020 City budget, the City Council added new funding to expand the geographic scope of the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program, in addition to the funding included in the Mayor’s proposed budget, $1.5 million from the Ballmer Group, and funding from King County and other sources. This funding would allow […]

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Posted: January 30th, 2020 under Councilmember Herbold, Homelessness, Human Services, Libraries, Office of Police Accountability, Police Department, Public Health.
Tags: Coronavirus, Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, LEAD, Novel Coronavirus, Office of Police Accountability, Public Health Emergency, Public Safety and Human Services Committee, Seattle Police Department, Seattle Police Management Association, Seattle Police Officer's Guild, SPOG, WHO, World Health Organization

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

Tag: Public Safety and Human Services Committee

West Seattle Bridge Update; Excessive Heat Warning; Funding Available for Nursing Services – Applications Due 8/11; 7/26/22 Public Safety & Human Services Committee; Night Out on August 2; Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal update; Sound Transit Board Decision on Light Rail Alignment

LEAD Letter; Resolution Regarding Collective Bargaining with SPOG ; Public Safety and Human Services Committee Discussion with Chief Best; Information on Novel Coronavirus

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

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