The last week of April, SeaTac Councilmembers Mohamed Egal and Peter Kwon flew to Washington DC with other local elected officials and staff to successfully lobby for a reduction in aircraft noise and emissions over Sea-Tac Airport neighborhoods. SeaTac councilmembers joined 33rd District representative Tina Orwall, Port of Seattle Commissioner Hamdi Mohammed, SEA Airport Managing … Continue reading SeaTac Councilmembers are already seeing success with DC lobby trip.
May 17- The renters’ protection ordinance goes into effect today. The ordinance created new rules around residential rental agreements. SeaTac has a new webpage for renters and landlords. The website contains links to the new ordinance, resources, and information, and the “Renting in SeaTac Guide”. On April 11, the City Council adopted a Renters’ Protection … Continue reading SeaTac Renters’ Protection Ordinance takes effect today
Partner in Employment is hosting its first SEA Airport Union Jobs Faith on Thursday, May 18 from 4. – 6 p.m. at the Sullivan Center in Tukwila.
A vehicle hit a power pole early this morning near S. 200th Street and 32nd Avenue south, causing live wires to go across the roadway. The driver fled on foot.
The Fire Department Community Assistance, Referrals and Education Services program, referred to as FDCARES, is a fire agency-based community injury and illness prevention program.
The investigation began in January 2021 after a complaint was lodged by a community member about a massage parlor in Burien. The verbal complaint alleged concerns of prostitution, and other suspicious behavior, occurring at the business. Detectives looked into the concerns and their investigation led them to nine different businesses spanning four different counties – Benton, King, Snohomish and Skagit.
This project proposes a safter route for pedestrians, bicycles, and vehicles traveling along 34th Avenue South between South 166th Street and South 176th Street.
Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month is observed during the month of May to recognize the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States.
This cart was created by the program and was crafted specifically for the San Antonio airport. This is the 14th cart crafted by Alaska Airlines maintenance employees to honor all fallen military members.
Some consumer commercial fireworks are still banned including: aerial, airborne, discharges, launches and explosive fireworks. Firecrackers, sky rockets, missiles and bottle rockets are only legal to purchase, possess and discharge at Native American reservations.
