This information provided by Public Health- Seattle & King County Public Health Insider Blog. Meredith Li-Vollmer Thousands of COVID-19 vaccine appointments open across King County, Kent and Auburn sites now offering walk-in vaccination To find a vaccine provider near you visit kingcounty.gov/vaccine. Until very recently, the limited supplies of vaccine didn’t make it easy to find … Continue reading GETTING VACCINATED JUST GOT EASIER (AT LAST!)
On Saturday, April 24, the SeaTac participated in the National Drug Take Back Day. For one day a secure drop box was made available for members of the community to drop off expired, unused, or unwanted medications. Once turned in, items were packaged for safe disposal. At the end of the day, the SeaTac Police … Continue reading National Drug Take Back Day a Success
SeaTac Police Officers stopped nearly two-dozen distracted drivers in a two-day traffic safety emphasis patrol. On April 16 and 17, officers contacted drivers who were operating vehicles, while also occupied by other tasks, limiting their awareness of their environment, and impacting their ability to safely operate their vehicles. Distracted driving commonly brings to mind the … Continue reading SeaTac Police Target Distracted Drivers
The former Maywood elementary school site located at 1410 South 200th St in SeaTac has been a surplus property of the Highline School District for many years. It actually closed to students in the 1970's and has since served other purposes for the District. City of SeaTac economic development staff reengaged with the District in … Continue reading Industrial Building Complex to Replace Surplus Maywood Elementary School Site
Puget Sound is known for our large population of rats. Of course, we live in a wet, forest setting. However, that doesn’t mean that we want rats living with us. In fact, rats carry many diseases, can cause property damage and disrupt our utilities. There are some tips to help keep them away from your … Continue reading Keep Rats Away from Your Home & Yard
Online Open House & Survey for SeaTac Residents (Available in English, Amharic, Somali, and Spanish) will close on Friday, April 16. Share your housing priorities for SeaTac in the Online Open House! Learn what the data shows about homes in SeaTac and weigh in on what housing strategies the City should pursue. The Online Open House is … Continue reading HOUSING ACTION PLAN ONLINE OPEN HOUSE & SURVEY CLOSING ON FRIDAY, APRIL 16 (AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH, AMHARIC, SOMALI, AND SPANISH)
Owners of single family residences including duplexes and triplexes, and business property owners that have individual mailboxes are eligible to participate in the program. Tenants may also participate with written permission from their landlord.
Location: City of SeaTac City Hall Parking LotDate: Saturday, April 24Time: 10 AM – 2 PM The City of SeaTac Police Department in partnership with the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will be accepting all potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted medications. These medications when not disposed of properly can lead to accidental poisoning, overdose and … Continue reading NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY
Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC) announced the kickoff of our new “License for Love” pet licensing campaign. The campaign began April 1, and runs through June 30, 2021. In addition to RASKC ongoing licensing benefits of protecting pets and helping to fund the RASKC program (helping people and pets), this promotion offers to … Continue reading License for Love Campaign Launched for SeaTac Pets
This past week, Puget Sound Fire celebrated its annual awards ceremony for 2020. Held in a virtual format, it was a chance to recognize the commitment and dedication of the people who work here. Multiple staff received recognition. From support functions such as Logistics and Information Technology, to the Public Educators who teach fire … Continue reading 2020 Puget Sound Fire Awards
