We have 276 responses, mostly from English speakers. We are looking for responses in a variety of languages.
Nonprofit offering training opportunities for teens, young adults
One of the City’s nonprofit partners has two paid training opportunities for youth this Fall and are looking for participants.
Puget Sound Fire weekly recap: SeaTac open house a success
Puget Sound Fire responded to 65 fires during the week of Aug. 16 – Aug. 22, most of which were vegetation and debris. A large residential fire took place at the Maple Crest Apartments in Tukwila on Aug. 17, which resulted in three fatalities. EMS/Rescue495Fire65Other164Annual Total20,239 On Aug. 21 Puget Sound Fire hosted its first … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire weekly recap: SeaTac open house a success
Upcoming closures near cell phone lot could impact airport traffic
Construction continues near the airport’s cell phone lot with new closures starting Monday, Aug. 30.
What does this mean? Common terms used in city planning
So much information shared and presented to the public includes many acronyms—some of which are not commonly known.
King County Sheriff’s Office looking for tips related to motorcycle incident near SeaTac
The King County Sheriff’s Office is asking for tips related to a collision in unincorporated King County near SeaTac.
Waste Zero to host monthly presentations to educate community on recycling, more
The first presentation will be virtual on Wednesday, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. This presentation will cover the basics about recycling and composting.
Visitor Pass program returns to Sea-Tac airport
The popular visitor pass program, which was paused because of the COVID-19 pandemic, returns today with an online application system available.
Disaster assistance available for business, residents affected by Hanover Apartment Complex fire
Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to businesses and residents affected by the Hanover Apartment Complex Fire here in SeaTac
Councilmembers attend SeaTac Puget Sound Fire Open House
The open house on Aug. 21 was the first local open house this year. Community members were able to show up and get information about emergency preparedness and fire safety.