From May 17 to May 19 access to Des Moines Creek Park trailhead parking lot will be closed to vehicle traffic due to paving of new driveway entrance (part of S. 200th ST. shared use path). Bicycle commuters/pedestrians will still have access to the park and associated trail south to Des Moines.
If you haven't visited Riverton Heights Park recently you might be in for a pleasant surprise. Construction crews have been working over the past few months to upgrade the park. The park is located at 3011 S. 148th St., SeaTac. The Parks Department is happy to announce the park improvements are substantially complete and the … Continue reading Riverton Heights Park Phase 2 Improvements
May 11: Draft Plan Available on City WebsiteMay 17: Virtual Open House to Introduce Draft Plan But Wait, There’s More! Results from Online Housing Survey Now on Project Website After months of data collection and conversations with residents, the development community, and other stakeholders, the Draft SeaTac Housing Action Plan will be available for public … Continue reading SeaTac Housing Action Plan Project Key Upcoming Dates
May 7- Parks, Community Programs & Services posted the May 2021 edition of the SeaTac Senior Flyer. This guide helps inform seniors about upcoming programs, lunches, events and news.
May 7-The City of SeaTac in Partnership with solid waste hauler, Recology, and consultant firm, Blue Marble Environmental has been introducing modified recycling lids and increased outreach and education efforts to reduce contamination in the recycling bins. Seven multi-family properties were included in the original test pilot and they saw an average decrease in recycling … Continue reading Recycling Programs are Achieving Success at Reducing Contamination
May 4-You may have noticed flashing speed limit signs around the City of SeaTac. They are designed to keep our roadways safe for both pedestrians and drivers. In 2021, the rotating flashing speed limit sign program not only continues but is expanding. New flashing speed limit signs are being installed on Military Road South and … Continue reading Flashing Speed Limit Signs Increase Safety
This information provided by Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority. April 5, 2021 The Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority (RTA) today announced the launch of the Seattle Southside Scenes campaign, which showcases the art, history, and culture of the region through a docuseries uncovering the fascinating stories of iconic landmarks, hidden gems and the people behind … Continue reading Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority Launches “Seattle Southside Scenes”
Public Health-Seattle & King County provided the following information: Public Health Insider Governor Jay Inslee announced today that King County will remain in Phase 3 of Washington state’s Roadmap to Recovery for the next two weeks. In Phase 3, indoor spaces such as restaurants, gyms and museums will be able to continue to operate with up to 50% of capacity. In King County, cases remain high, and cases and hospitalizations have been … Continue reading KING COUNTY REMAINS IN PHASE 3: WHAT THAT MEANS FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR WAY FORWARD
This information provided by Public Health-Seattle & King County. SBA Announces emergency assistance for eligible restaurants, bars, and other qualifying businesses impacted by COVID-19. How to Apply SBA will begin accepting applications via the application portal on Monday, May 3 at 9 a.m. PDT. The application portal will remain open to any eligible establishment until all funds are exhausted. … Continue reading SBA Announces emergency assistance for eligible restaurants, bars, and other qualifying businesses impacted by COVID-19
This information provided by Public Health-Seattle & King County. James Apa Reputable COVID-19 testing options are widely available across King County, which provide free testing with rapid and highly accurate results. With COVID-19 currently spreading at high rates in King County, getting tested is as important as ever. It helps people get early treatment for illness and … Continue reading PUBLIC ALERT: GET TESTED IF YOU HAVE COVID-19 SYMPTOMS OR EXPOSURE, BUT AVOID UNUSUAL TESTING OPERATIONS
