April 29- In the early morning hours of Wednesday, April 29, a security officer at the Hilton Hotel was patrolling the hotel parking lot. As he made his rounds, he discovered a vehicle that contained what he believed to be several large bags of marijuana. He called for law enforcement assistance and officers from SeaTac … Continue reading Marijuana Bust
May 8- The Parks, Community Programs and Services Department is happy to announce an expansion to the meals available for seniors. Since the temporary closure of the Community Center, senior program staff have continued to serve an expanding Meals on Wheels program and in partnership with SeaTac Police, have worked with the Food Innovation Network … Continue reading Senior Meals Expansion
May 8-With the reopening of the fishing season, the easing of stay-at-home orders across the Pacific Northwest, and the upcoming warm weekend boaters and paddlers need to be mindful of cold-water safety and the importance of wearing a life jacket. It may be over 75 degrees this weekend, but the water is COLD! Many drowning … Continue reading Cold Water Safety Tips
May 6-Monday morning, May 6, an alert neighbor called 911 from the 4000 block of S. 188th Street in SeaTac as she watched two male suspects prowling cars. The suspects were attempting to use several shaved keys to enter the vehicles. Deputies arriving in the area saw two suspects matching the caller’s description walking in … Continue reading Car Prowlers Caught In the Act
May 3- At approximately 10:48 AM on Sunday, May 3, deputies were dispatched to an in-progress vehicle prowl call in the 3200 block of S. 208th Street in SeaTac. The caller interrupted the suspect as he was breaking into a second vehicle and the man fled the scene. Deputies searching the area noticed a man, … Continue reading Car Prowler Caught Red Handed
May 5- The true character of people often comes out during tough times, like this COVID pandemic. Hand sanitizer, as we know, has been very hard to find. But stealing it off the wall at a gas station is not the way to get your own. So do the right thing and turn this guy … Continue reading SeaTac Hand Sanitizer Thief on the Run
May 8- On Monday, May 4, around 7 PM, SeaTac Police were called to the 4800 Block of S 175 Street. The caller reported a backhoe at a construction site had been slowly sliding, ending up about 12 feet from where it had been parked and hung up on a curb. According to the officer … Continue reading SeaTac Officer Save Public from Runaway Backhoe
May 8- Friday, May 8, 2020 is the 75th Anniversary of Victory in Europe. The end of WWII for half the world. Cascade Warbirds members will be flying in a special formation over Puget Sound cities that day to commemorate the event. This is part of a national effort by the Veterans Airlift Command’s Tribute Wing and … Continue reading Cascade Warbirds Members to Fly in V-E Day Remembrance Flight
May 7– City of SeaTac re-introduced hundreds of “baby” salmon, called fry, to the Des Moines Creek this week. Once released into the wild, the fish immediately adapted to their new fresh water creek environment. Public Works Programs Coordinator Mason Giem headed up the release. Giem transported the more than 200 salmon to the creek … Continue reading Hundreds of Baby Salmon Have a New Home Thanks to the City of SeaTac
May 1- Each week, Puget Sound Fire releases its Weekly Emergency Incident Summary. This is the summary from April 19 through 25. Total: 492 EMS/Rescue: 368 False Call: 40 Fire: 17 Good Intent: 49 Hazardous Conditions: 3 Service: 13 Other: 2 Annual Total: 8912
