Category: Public Works

The contractor will work between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., with only one lane of traffic closed.

People chose Blizzard Bob, Plowerpuff Girl, Plower Ranger, Slush Puppy and Scoop-E.

The city is embarking on a new stormwater project called the Stormwater Management Action Plan. As this project unfolds, we will invite the public to an informational meeting in the spring where you will have an opportunity to learn more about the SMAP process and comment on next steps.

Seattle City Light will perform routine maintenance line clearance tree trimming in SeaTac next year. At least ten days prior to any work commencing on any given circuit, Seattle City Light or contractor performing awarded work, will provide the City with a list of any proposed tree removals.

City Council approved an interlocal agreement that would allow our neighboring cities and partners to purchase salt brine from us at $0.48 per gallon. 

SeaTac is starting its first ever Adopt-A-Street program, which will offer individuals, local businesses and organizations an opportunity to beautify SeaTac by picking up littler along the streets.

Volunteers gathered at Angle Lake Park early Saturday morning to plants trees and pull weeds.

Last week, SeaTac staff were training with our snow plows and learning more about priority routes. The recent rainstorms remind us that snow isn’t the only possible dangerous weather condition we might encounter here.

SeaTac would like to hear from you through our South 200th Street Corridor Study, which will highlight some options to improve South 200th Street from Angle Lake Light Rail Station to the I-5 ramps.