September 4- Ongoing and Upcoming Traffic Impacts: Single lane closure on 208th St from International Blvd (SR-99) to 32nd Ave from 7 AM – 4 PM on weekdays starting September 14Single lane closure on northbound International Blvd (SR-99) from 208th St to 200th St from 8:30 AM to 3 PM on weekdays September 10 –16 … Continue reading Federal Way Link Extension Construction Updates
September 4-While we are all still working through the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is a good time to reflect on how we can prepare for other challenges to our normal lives. 2020 has been a one of a kind year but we still live in a part of the country where we can … Continue reading September is National Preparedness Month
September 4- In May 2020, the garage of a home on the east side of Angle Lake was burglarized. Items taken included four, one of a kind conga drums valued at about $1000 each, along with other musical instruments and bicycles. No fingerprints were located in this incident. The case was assigned to Detective Fowler … Continue reading Drum Burglar Busted By SeaTac Cops
September 4-Want to be more involved with the City of SeaTac? Want to provide a valuable service to your community, and be more informed about City business? Let your voice be heard! Consider joining a Citizen Advisory Committee The City of SeaTac invites all residents and business owners of diverse backgrounds to apply to participate … Continue reading Citizen Advisory Committee Vacancies – Applications are being Accepted
September 4-Multiple Fire agencies are working together with Public Health – Seattle & King County and University of Washington (UW) Medicine to staff and operate a new free COVID-19 community test site in South King County. The site, located in Auburn, is designed to handle more than 1000 visits a day with six lanes of travel … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Assists with Free COVID-19 Testing Site
August 28-Well here’s a beautiful story from our folks at the King County Sheriff’s Office 9-1-1 communications center. Sharen Lee Rieg was a long-time communication center employee. She was kind and often took the new employees under her wing. Sharen was also known for the incredible compassion she showed toward those who called 911, and … Continue reading 9-1-1 Communications Officer Celebrated
August 28-SeaTac Police recently received multiple calls about a woman driving erratically while drinking alcohol. The 911 calls came in Sunday morning, August 23 at 11:18 AM, saying the female was driving dangerously in a parking garage located in the 18600 block of International Boulevard South, in SeaTac, a King County Sheriff's Office contract city. … Continue reading Suspected Drunk Driver Taken Off Road
August 28-This region is ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. The Cascade Range is surrounded by hiking trails, lakes, rivers, and so much natural beauty. But, this year we have had an increase in search and rescues, which have often stretched the limits of our available resources. Please remember: 1. KNOW YOUR LIMITS – Do not … Continue reading Stay Safe While Hiking
August 28-On August 26, at 1:58PM, SeaTac Police responded to a vehicle prowl in the 3200 block of S 228 Street at Grandview Dog Park. SeaTac is a contract city and partner of the King County Sheriff’s Office. When deputies talked with the victim, she advised that she went to the dog park around 11 … Continue reading Can Anyone Identify This Individual?
August 28-King County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is hosting two webinars for National Preparedness Month. They are being held on the September 3rd and September 17th. The purpose of these webinars is to encourage everyone to re-evaluate their preparedness, review their family plan, and re-stock their disaster kits. Topics will also include mental and … Continue reading Are You Ready for a Disaster? Free Webinar
