October 9-Starting Monday, October 12 through Wednesday, October 14, the Port of Seattle will be conducting routine maintenance of the Airport Tunnel located along S. 188th Street between 28th Avenue South and 16th Avenue South. The crews will need to shut down one lane in each direction for the duration of the three-day project. This … Continue reading Traffic Alert: Airport Tunnel Maintenance
October 9, 2020 — The City of SeaTac contracts with the King County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) for the services of the SeaTac Police Department. Our partners at KCSO released these tips to protect older adults from crime: Too often, our senior citizens are vulnerable to the heartless thieves and criminals who prey on them. But … Continue reading Crime Tips for Senior Citizens from King County Sheriff’s Office
October 9, 2020 — Our partners at King County Metro have shared their COVID-19 Response and Recovery Report, which is the first compilation of the actions Metro took to maintain safe and reliable public transportation services during the pandemic and summarizes the agency’s approach to support the region’s future recovery. The report outlines Metro's goals and provides a … Continue reading Metro COVID-19 Recovery Report
October 9, 2020 — Congratulations to our friends and neighbors, Seattle Storm, for winning the 2020 WNBA Championship! Each year, Seattle Storm holds a free Community Practice here in the City of SeaTac in order to celebrate the importance of youth being active. In order to celebrate their victory, Mayor Erin Sitterley will proclaim this … Continue reading October 13 Declared “Seattle Storm Championship Day”
This summer, the urban forest at North SeaTac Park received some much needed attention from a couple different hard-working groups. Washington Conservation Corps have spent approximately 250 hours of labor over 3.6 acres to chemically treat and remove many invasive species of plants that have taken over much of the urban forest acreage within the park.
City of SeaTac, Wash., October 09, 2020 – The City of SeaTac is announcing the mandatory annual adjustments to the City’s Minimum Employment Standards Ordinance for Hospitality and Transportation Industry Employers. 2021 Minimum Wage: $16.57 per hour The increase in the living wage rate (1.39%) has been calculated using the consumer price index for urban … Continue reading City of SeaTac Announces 2021 Minimum Wage Adjustments
October 8, 2020 From our Partners at Sound Transit: The previously planned closure of SR 99, scheduled for October 9, has been canceled due to inclement weather. Instead, work is expected to take place over the weekend of October 16 – 19. Additional details will be forthcoming. What Weekend and overnight closures of Highway 99.Crews … Continue reading Postponed: State Route 99 weekend and overnight closures between South 204th and South 208th streets
Fire Prevention Week is October 4-10, 2020. The National Fire Protection Association, official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week announced “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen” as the theme for 2020, as cooking remains the leading cause of home fires.
October 6, 2020 — Below is the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for September 27 - October 3, 2020. EMS/Rescue414False Call 49Fire 11Good Intent47Hazardous Conditions7Other5Service14Weekly Total547Annual Total Year to Date21,856
October 5, 2020 — Today, Mayor Erin Sitterley signed a proclamation making October 12 - 16 Affordable Housing Week in the City of SeaTac. Throughout King County, people, organizations, and cities are participating in Affordable Housing Week to elevate the critical need to preserve and increase housing in our communities. Below is the text of … Continue reading SeaTac Mayor Proclaims October 12 – 16 Affordable Housing Week
