March 17- Sheriff Mitzi G. Johanknecht has announced additional measures to increase social distancing, in light of COVID-19, regarding some of our public facing services. Effective immediately, the King County Sheriff’s Office will not process any new Concealed Pistol License (CPL) applications. These applications require fingerprinting in close quarters that we do not think is … Continue reading Additional Health Safety Measures Being Taken In Light of COVID-19
March 17 - Our Conversations with Youth session as been postponed due the COVID-19. We will reschedule at a later date.
COVID-19: Customer Service Centers Closing Temporarily as Precautionary Measure March 13, 2020 by Julie Moore Today, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan announced additional steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The virus has already spread in our community, so we are at a pivotal moment to slow the spread to the most vulnerable individuals. Earlier this week, the … Continue reading Seattle City Light COVID-19 Response
Puget Sound Energy is taking measurable actions to help our customers and communities during this coronavirus situation March 13– As a provider of an essential service to our customers, Puget Sound Energy is working to ensure we are here for our customers, our community and our employees as coronavirus impacts the region. We know some … Continue reading PSE Responds to COVID-19
March 14-In consideration of the dynamic nature of the COVID -19 pandemic, Puget Sound Fire is updating our community with the following information. From the start of the outbreak fire agencies across the region have taken a proactive approach to the response of patients that may pose a risk to responders. While providing the same … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire’s response to COVID -19
March 13- Starting Monday, March 16, the City decided to close all City Facilities to the public. The public closure effects: City Hall Community CenterValley Ridge Community/Teen CenterMaintenance Facility All City parks will be closed and gates at the park will be locked. The Parks Department will be closing all City park restrooms. City Hall … Continue reading City Facilities Temporarily Close to Public
March 13-On March 6, 2020, SeaTac police undercover detectives, assisted by the Criminal Investigative Unit and Patrol, along with undercover units from Burien, Sound Transit and the Gang Unit, executed three search warrants at residences in the City of SeaTac and Tukwila. These warrants were the culmination of an investigation that involved two subjects who … Continue reading SeaTac Police Make Drug Bust
March 13- Puget Sound Firefighters started an art project with one students from a local school.Our weekly Incident Summary 3/1/20 - 3/7/20Each week we will post the number of emergency responses for the previous week (Sunday to Saturday) along with the year-to-date total. Total: 535EMS/Rescue: 432False Call: 41Fire: 15Good Intent: 33Hazardous Conditions: 7Service: 6Other: 1Annual … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Weekly Emergency Incident Recap for March 1-7
The Puget Sound Fire recently had the opportunity to recognize one of the many amazing call receivers/dispatchers that work at Valley Communication Center While on-duty, Meggin Gardner made multiple contacts to help assist the on-scene firefighters get some help for a gentleman that had lost everything in a camp trailer fire. When Gardner got off-shift … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Emergency Incident Recap February 23-29
March 6-The City of SeaTac continues to monitor the latest developments with COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Since the initial case was discovered in King County, City leadership has met several times to collect facts and determine the next steps forward for the City. The City is making its decisions based on facts from Public Health Seattle King … Continue reading City of SeaTac COVID-19 Update
