The person living in the residence was pulled out by a neighbor and evaluated by paramedics. The patient was transported to the hospital.
National Drug Take Back Day returns April 27
National Drug Take Back Day returns Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at City Hall. People can drop off controlled, non-controlled and over-the-counter substances anonymously. No questions or requests for identification will be made.
Last chance to take the City of SeaTac parking survey
Take the Parking Survey before it closes Friday, April 19, and tell the City what parking is like today for residents, visitors and businesses in SeaTac’s neighborhoods.
Port of Seattle begins work on South 188th Street tunnel, drivers must prepare for traffic impacts
The Port owns the tunnel, and the City maintains the roadway and sidewalks. Lane closures started this month and most of the work will be between 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Night closures are expected later this year. The Port will improve lighting, signage, fire detection, monitor carbon monoxide, repair cracks and spalls, traffic signals, emergency communications, security measures, and emergency power.
SeaTac’s efforts to combat human trafficking include police action, support of local nonprofits
Human trafficking is an issue in our region and the City of SeaTac continues to take it seriously through a multi-pronged approach. Over the years, the City has championed bills and more in the legislative session to combat human trafficking. SeaTac has also joined the Businesses Ending Slavery & Trafficking (BEST) campaign, which is aimed at supporting human trafficking victims. BEST is a Seattle-based nonprofit that provides human trafficking awareness training and helps survivors find employment.
SeaTac Police to host summer teen police academy this year
The SeaTac and Burien Police, in partnership with the King County Sheriff's Office, are bringing back the summer teen police academy July 15 – July 19.
Unlocking Tourism Growth: Apply for SeaTac’s Lodging Tax Funding
The City of SeaTac is inviting high-quality applications for its Lodging Tax Funding, which opened online April 1, 2024.
Highline Public Schools recognizes Youth Services team at board meeting in March
Our Youth Services Team is a strong and creative group that works within the Parks & Rec department. In fact, many of our team members are graduates or soon-to-be graduates of Highline Public Schools.
SeaTac will release salmon into Des Moines Creek April 27
On Saturday April 27 at 10 a.m., we will hold an event to release the Coho salmon that we have raised at the SeaTac Community Center into Des Moines Creek. The event will be held at the Des Moines Creek Trail at 2151 S. 200 St. in SeaTac. Parking is limited at the trailhead. Please … Continue reading SeaTac will release salmon into Des Moines Creek April 27
City Council adopts amendments to City’s sign code, effective April 6
Existing regulations needed rewriting to meet standards set by court cases on content neutrality. The updated sign code is intended to simplify the language and regulations about signs. Regulations are used for electronic signs, building mounted signs, freestanding and monument signs, etc.