May 22-Puget Sound Fire Weekly Incident Summary for May 10-16: Total: 551 EMS/Rescue: 422 False Call: 37 Fire : 15 Good Intent: 56 Hazardous Condition: 7 Service: 13 Other: 1 Annual Total Year-to-Date: 10,495 This week is national EMS Week! Did you know King County has a nationally renowned Emergency … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Weekly Incident Summary for May 10-16
May 22-The flags at SeaTac Government Facilities will be lowered Memorial Day weekend. Governor Inslee has ordered that all Washington State and United States flags at all state agency facilities be lowered to half-staff on Monday, May 25, 2020, in recognition of Memorial Day. This federal holiday is in remembrance of the people who died … Continue reading Memorial Day Flag Lowering
May 22-Public Works Project Locations Spot Drainage Repairs This project will repair storm drainage infrastructure at eight locations within the City. The project is currently in design. S 180th St Flood Reduction Project This project will construct a flood reduction facility to eliminate flooding at the end of S 180th St. The project recently completed … Continue reading Public Works Project Locations
May 22- On Tuesday May 12, Community Services Officers (CSO) Sana Wight and Regina Burke were called to a report of a vulnerable elderly woman who was found wandering and confused. The woman showed up at a stranger’s house believing she had lived at the house for the last 30 years. Neighbors quickly banded together … Continue reading Lost Elderly Woman Helped by Good Samaritans and Officers
May 15-Public Works Project Locations Spot Drainage Repairs This project will repair storm drainage infrastructure at eight locations within the City. The project is currently in design. S 180th St Flood Reduction Project This project will construct a flood reduction facility to eliminate flooding at the end of S 180th St. The project recently completed … Continue reading Public Works Project Locations
May 15-The King County directive requiring face coverings be worn in public goes into effect Monday, May 18. Health leaders are asking everyone to keep in mind that face coverings should not be worn by everyone and are committed to ensuring that individuals who are unable to safely wear face coverings are not harassed or … Continue reading FACE-COVERING DIRECTIVE GOES INTO EFFECT MONDAY
May 15- Construction on 365 units of affordable workforce housing is scheduled to begin prior to the end of the month, as the SeaTac City Council approved one of if not the largest new affordable housing complex in King County built in the past few years. At its Tuesday night Regular Council Meeting, the Council … Continue reading Large Affordable Housing Complex to Open in SeaTac
May 15-This is National Police Week. 18 King County Sheriff's Office Deputies and 1 K-9 have been killed in the line of duty over the years. All are honored on our Memorial Wall outside the Sheriff's headquarters in the courthouse in downtown Seattle. All 19 souls are heroes who died protecting us. We will never … Continue reading National Police Week
May 15-King County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Detectives are attempting to locate a second homicide suspect in the April 24, 2020 shooting death of a 22 year old man in SeaTac. King County Prosecutors have charged 17 year old Eddie Lee Lewis Sulcer with Murder 2nd degree and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 1st degree. … Continue reading Murder Suspect Sought
May 15- Ensuring the safety of all people in King County is our number one priority. The U-Visa/T-Visa programs can help certain crime victims feel safer reporting crimes. We're committed to serving our immigrant and refugee communities and these programs provide an opportunity for immigration protection for victims of qualifying crimes, and qualifying family members, … Continue reading U-Visa/T-Visa Programs
