February 12-Our cars are more than transportation. Each mile becomes a memory in a rolling scrapbook. From first drives to second dates, our cars are silent partners in the milestones of our lives. This is why auto theft, for the King County Sheriff's Office, is more than a property crime. On January 23rd, 2021, this … Continue reading help catch a car thief
February 12-As we approach below-freezing temperatures we once again want to remind you about the danger of leaving a running car unoccupied. Although this crime occurred outside of SeaTac city limits, its a good reminder to not leave your car running. At 4:02AM on February 8, a victim in the 13000 block of SE 191st … Continue reading Don’t leave unattended cars running
February 12- Jeeps inspire us to seek off-road adventure, but when we're impaired the road is always a dead end - guaranteed. Deputies in SW King County responded to this January report of a Jeep coming to rest in a backyard near the 4700 block of S 172nd Pl. in SeaTac. The driver was walking … Continue reading don’t Drink and drive
February 12-Porthole: a small exterior window in a ship or aircraft. Since your vehicle, presumably, is not a 'ship' or an 'aircraft' we kindly ask that - during this cold, snowy, icy stretch of weather we are likely to have - that you not carve a small porthole in the ice or snow on your … Continue reading Clear your windshield before driving
February 12-A ride with Grandpa should never be this dangerous or include an open container of alcohol. At 11:30PM on February 7, a City of SeaTac deputy initiated a traffic stop after noticing a Honda Civic driving erratically in the 1600 block of South 188th Street. As the deputy turned on his lights, the vehicle … Continue reading SeaTac officers protect two kids from suspected dui driver
As we continue to transition through the pandemic’s recovery phases, King County Metro is making plans to gradually restore suspended service where needed most. In order to make the most informed service decisions for King County residents and Metro customers, we are seeking community feedback through a short survey on Metro’s route to recovery. Responses are due … Continue reading Have A Say: King County Metro seeks community input through route to recovery survey
February 12-Puget Sound Fire crews are prepared, tire chains are on standby, winter hats at the ready. We're here to serve you no matter what the weather. Take a few minutes to check your safety/preparedness too. Water pipes/faucets protected? Car kit stocked when traveling? Heaters a safe distance from combustibles? And a new one this … Continue reading Winter Preparedness tips
February 12-February is American Heart Month. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, each year 715,000 Americans suffer from a heart attack and 600,000 die of heart disease. The good news is heart disease can often be prevented by making … Continue reading February is American Heart Month
February 12-The Puget Sound Fire Department has been busy for the past few weeks. During the week of February 1 – 7, Puget Sound Fire responded to 484 calls. The agency is transitioning to new reporting software. Once the software is installed, we should have a more detailed breakdown of the calls for service each … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire REcap
February 12- The Washington State Building Code goes into effect February 1, 2021. Because February 1 is a Monday, the last day to a submit applications for construction projects under the 2015 Washington State Building Code is January 29, 2021. Complete applications received before the end of business on Friday, January 29, 2021 will be … Continue reading New Washington state building code
