September 8– Fire agencies in King County and throughout the Puget Sound region have responded to a large number of brush fires over the past couple of days. With the continued hot, dry and windy weather, the King County Fire Chiefs Association is urging the public to immediately take steps to prevent brush fires from … Continue reading King County Fire Chiefs Urge Public to Take Steps to Prevent Brush Fires from Starting and Spreading
September 11-It is the second week of National Preparedness Month. With fire evacuations being a thing in our region right now it just highlights the importance of a disaster plan and kit. This week’s focus is building (or updating) your disaster supplies kit. It’s important to have basic necessities consolidated and ready to go during … Continue reading National Preparedness Month
September 11-Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for August 30-September 5 EMS/Rescue385False Call 28Fire 20Good Intent54Hazardous Conditions11Other4Service26Weekly Total528Annual Total Year to Date 19461
September 11- Federal Way Link Extension Construction Updates Ongoing and Upcoming Traffic Impacts: Single lane closure on 208th St from International Blvd (SR-99) to 32nd Ave from 7am – 4pm on weekdays starting 9/14Single lane closure on northbound International Blvd (SR-99) from 208th St to 200th St from 8:30am to 3pm on weekdays 9/14 – … Continue reading Federal Way Link Extension Construction Updates
September 8- At the September 8, Regular Council Meeting, Mayor Erin Sitterley and the City Council honored World War II veteran Chuck Brown. Brown has been a SeaTac resident since 1960. He raised his two kids in SeaTac and celebrated his 72nd wedding anniversary in the City with his wife Corinne. Brown was drafted in … Continue reading World War II Veteran Honored by Council
September 11-This morning, City employee Allen Van lowered the City, state and United States flags at City Hall to half-staff as a memorial to the victims of the 2001 9/11 terrorist attacks. Today, Governor Inslee directed all Washington State and United State flags at all state agency facilities be lowered to half-staff for national Patriots … Continue reading City Honors Those Lost on 9/11
September 4- Have you filled out your census form? SeaTac has a self-response rate of 60.6% which is nearly 3% below the City's 2010 self-response rate. More statistics are below. You still have time! On Saturday, September 5, City of SeaTac staff and U.S. Census employees will be returning to Tawakal Supermarket + Halal Grocery … Continue reading Just 26 More Days To Complete Census
September 4- The City of SeaTac Mayor Erin Sitterley proclaimed September as National Recovery Month. Mayor Sitterley called upon the SeaTac community to observe September with appropriate programs and events that support this year's observance with the theme" Rising Above it All: Wellness, Resilience & Recovery." National Recovery Month is promoted by the Substance Abuse … Continue reading SeaTac Mayor Declares September as National Recovery Month
September 1 – In July, the City of SeaTac launched a small business grant program to help support businesses adversely affected by COVID-19. The funds originated from the Federal CARES Act and were distributed to cities through the State of Washington and King County. One of the eligible uses is provision of economic support and … Continue reading SeaTac Phase 2 CARES Funding Now Available
September 4-This first week of September Puget Sound Fire, in collaboration with several other local fire departments, partnered with Public Health Seattle & King County to open a COVID-19 Community Test Site in Auburn. Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for August 23-29 EMS/Rescue392False Call 30Fire 36Good Intent60Hazardous Conditions6Other0Service16Weekly Total542Annual Total Year to Date18933
