January 22-On Wednesday, January 22, City Manager Carl Cole, Deputy Mayor Peter Kwon and Councilmember Clyde Hill attended a ceremonial signing at the Angle Lake Light Rail Station. Acting Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) Administrator K. Jane Williams, Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff and King County Executive Dow Constantine were also on hand to ceremonially sign … Continue reading Sound Transit Federal Way Link Extension
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: 583EMS/Rescue 454False Call 49Fire 15Good Intent 40Hazardous Conditions 12Service 10Other 3 Annual total 884
This year for MLK Day take a day on and join the Green SeaTac Partnership for a fun morning of restoration! We’ll be removing invasive weeds to make room for trees and native plants to thrive in Angle Lake Park. Everyone can help! All ages are welcome and no experience is necessary. We provide all of the … Continue reading Have a Day-On and Restore Angle Lake Park
King County is prone to many hazards, and when one happens many services we rely on will be overwhelmed. It may be difficult for residents to travel or communicate. Residents need to be prepared to be self-sufficient during these times. Understanding of disaster skills is critical to being prepared. This training will provide an overview … Continue reading SeaTac Disaster Skills Training
Puget Sound Fire is proud announce that they will be hosting the upcoming Future Women in Emergency Medical Services (EMS)/Fire workshop scheduled for April 25-26, 2020 from 9 AM - 5 PM. Puget Sound Fire and other fire agencies are searching for women in King County, age 18 or older, who are passionate about public … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Hosts Free Future Women in EMS/Fire Workshop
The City of SeaTac is supporting a Bloodworks Northwest Blood Drive at SeaTac City Hall. The weather isn’t “snowmageddon” like last year, but our community’s blood supply is at emergency levels right now and we need more help. Snowy conditions have caused the cancellation of drives and appointments resulting in a dangerously low inventory dip. All types … Continue reading Experience the Joy of Donating Blood in 2020
On December 5, 2019, a SeaTac resident was walking along South 176th Street, carrying bags after recently shopping. As the man walked, he was approached by a male and a female. When the couple got close, the male produced a large meat cleaver and demanded the victim hand over the bags. The victim refused and … Continue reading Meat Cleaver Robbers Caught
January 14-The SeaTac City Clerk swore in four Councilmembers at the first Regular Council Meeting of the year. Returning Councilmembers Erin Sitterley and Peter Kwon took the oath of office along with newcomers Senayet Negusse and Takele Gobena. Shortly after the swearing in ceremony, Mayor Erin Sitterley was selected to a second term of office. … Continue reading New Councilmembers Sworn In
JANUARY 10- Puget Sound Fire is encouraging residents to be prepared for Winter Storms. For more information click on the link for Take Winter by Storm. 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: 550EMS/Rescue: 443False Call: 30Fire: … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Recap December 29, 2019- January 4, 2020
JANUARY 10-On December 30, 2019, a pizza parlor in White Center was robbed. During the robbery, an employee was assaulted. In the days following this crime, suspect information was developed, including a name and vehicle description. A bulletin was created and distributed to King County Sheriff’s Office personnel. On Friday, January 3, SeaTac Police Officer … Continue reading Alert SeaTac Police Officer Catches Suspected Pizza Robber
