June 19-The King County Sheriff’s Office is always evaluating our current policies and looking for ways to evolve and improve. After the tragic and troubling death of George Floyd on May 25th in Minneapolis, Sheriff Mitzi G. Johanknecht ordered a further review of our Use of Force policies to look for opportunities to clarify or … Continue reading Sheriff’s Office Reforms Policy, Seeks Approval from Eight Can’t Wait
June 23-Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for June 14-20, 2020. EMS/Rescue: 440 False Call : 43 Fire: 12 Good Intent: 42 Haz Condition: 8 Other: 3 Service: 19 Total: 567 Annual Total Year-to-Date: 13,065 The South King County Fire Training Consortium (SKCFTC) is proud to announce the graduation of the Firefighter Training … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Weekly Incident Summary for June 14-20
June 23-Beginning June 26, every Washingtonian in an indoor public space, or in an outside public space when unable to physically distance from others, will be legally required to wear a face covering Gov. Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman today announced a statewide mandatory face covering order that will take effect Friday, … Continue reading Governor Inslee Announces Statewide Mask Mandate
June 19-On Thursday, June 18, the SeaTac's ABC…123 Preschool held its annual graduation for those students moving on to Kindergarten next fall. Teacher Nina Zacharias has stayed in touch with the families over the last few months and wanted the students to be celebrated for their accomplishments. Of course, a traditional graduation was not possible. … Continue reading Preschool Grads Receive Special Ceremony
June 19- Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for June 6-13, 2020. EMS/Rescue: 391 False Call: 29 Fire: 15 Good Intent: 46 Haz Condition: 8 Other: 3 Service: 14 Total: 506 Annual Total Year-to-Date: 12498 This week is National Firefighter Safety Stand Down week. The King County Fire Chiefs Association issued a statement. The organization also … Continue reading Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for June 6-13, 2020
June 19-SeaTac's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has worked collaboratively with the Public Works Department to create a new interactive Project Activity Web Map. This shiny new web portal allows you to not only see the public project being constructed but it also allows you to interact with the map. All of these projects are being … Continue reading New Project Activity Web Map for June 19
June 17-During a Special Council Meeting tonight, the SeaTac City Council appointed Stanley Tombs, Jr. to fill vacant Council Position # 2 and complete the current unexpired term. The appointment took place after the Council reviewed seven applicants who previously applied and interviewed for a vacant council position in October of 2018. In June, Councilmember … Continue reading City Council Chooses Stanley Tombs as New Councilmember
June 15—The SeaTac City Council will be choosing a new councilmember to fill the Position #2 seat vacated by former Councilmember Joel Wachtel. The Council will be holding a Virtual Special Council Meeting on Wednesday, June 17 at 5 PM to discuss the issue. The City Council will recess into an executive session to review … Continue reading City Council to Choose New Councilmember
June 12-Each week, Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority releases its weekly incident summary. This is the summary for the week May 31- June 6. EMS/RESCUE: 401 FALSE 41 FIRE 16 GOOD INTENT 36 HAZ CONDITION 4 SERVICE 14 OTHER 2 Weekly Total: 514 This past week Puget Sound Fire has been working to acknowledge the graduating seniors in … Continue reading Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Emergency Incident Responses May 31-June 6
June 12-When the SeaTac Community Center reopens to the public, the entrance will have new automatic doors. These doors, which were completed on June 9, will make it easier for people with mobility issues to access the Center and not having to use a door handle will decrease the amount of shared germs. These doors … Continue reading Community Center Gets New Doors
