Want to be more involved with the City of SeaTac? Want to provide a valuable service to your community, and be more informed about City business? Let your voice be heard! Consider joining a Citizen Advisory Committee The following Citizen Advisory Committees have vacancies, with applications due Friday, February 28, 2020 by 5:00 p.m.: Community … Continue reading Citizen Advisory Committee Vacancies – Applications are being accepted
The Puget Sound Fire just finished the final week of recruit academy. Eight recruits graduated. During their last week, recruits spent their time drilling and practicing skills they will use when assigned to shifts next week. Each week Puget Sound Fire will post the number of emergency responses for the previous week (Sunday to Saturday) along … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Weekly Emergency Incident Recap January 19-25
January 31- On the afternoon of January 31, 2020 , the U.S. federal government declared the situation with novel coronavirus to be a Public Health Emergency, including updated travel and quarantine measures. For the latest information click on this link. SeaTac Airport has also issued Traveler Updates on Coronavirus Response. The coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, … Continue reading The Latest on Coronavirus
Military Road S. and S. 152nd Street Improvements for this road reconstruction and safety project include construction of bike lanes, curbs and gutters, sidewalks, new pavement, installation of street lighting, upgraded and interconnected signalization with pedestrian crossings, construction of a right turn lane on Eastbound S. 152nd Street, and the elimination of the skewed intersection … Continue reading Public Works Projects Updates January 31, 2020
When you drive by SeaTac City Hall or the Community Center or other government facilities, you may see the flags at half-staff or special flags on the flagpoles Governor Jay Inslee orders flags flown for certain occasions.Here is some background on why the flags are flying on special days. In 2017 the State Legislature passed … Continue reading POW/MIA FLAG DISPLAY REMINDER
January 31- SeaTac Councilmember Clyde Hill joined Representative Tina Orwall, Normandy Park Deputy Mayor Michelle Sipes Marvin and Highline College students and officials with an official ribbon cutting ceremony of the Health and Life Sciences Building. The $30 million project is the college’s first significant capital project in more than a decade and will house … Continue reading Highline College Ribbon Cutting
January 24-Did you know 50% of the tree cover in SeaTac, Des Moines and Burien grows in yards and on private land? Protecting and helping increase tree cover starts at home. In support of this, residents in Burien, SeaTac and Des Moines are eligible to receive one free tree (per household) to plant in their … Continue reading Trees for Yards – Trees for Communities – Trees for YOU
January 24- As part of the SeaTac Police Department's ongoing effort to increase safety along City roadways, the SeaTac officers will be conducting a traffic emphasis on Wednesday, January 29. This emphasis will occur primarily along International Boulevard South. Enforcement efforts will be focused on inattentive and distracted driving that is related to the use … Continue reading SeaTac Police Emphasis Patrols
Each week Puget Sound Fire will post the number of emergency responses for the previous week (Sunday to Saturday) along with the year-to-date total. Total: 533EMS/Rescue: 422False Call: 33Fire: 13Good Intent: 39Hazardous Conditions: 13Service: 11Other: 2 Annual Total: 1,417 Puget Sound Fire reminds residents that a closed door helps limit fire spread.
