A residential fire was reported in the early hours of Feb. 19 on the 4000 block of South 181st Street in SeaTac. Firefighters arrived and found smoke coming from the attached garage. The fire was extinguished in fifteen minutes and no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
On Friday, March 10, 4-8 p.m., the City is hosting an open house style community meeting at City Hall so renters, landlords and other community members can learn more and provide comments on the proposed new rules.
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is looking for input on a new air monitoring site that will be located near the Sea-Tac airport.
Puget Sound Fire started its nonemergency FDCARES program in 2013 to help meet the demands of the community. Puget Sound Fire recently restructured its FDCARES program after receiving a grant from the Medic One Foundation.
Feb. 14- City Councilmember Mohammed Egal read a proclamation declaring February as Black History Month. The proclamation, which was signed by Mayor Jake Simpson, was read at the February, 14, Regular Council Meeting. Councilmember Egal presented the proclamation to African Community Housing & Development Executive Director Hamdi Abdulle and Chief Housing Specialist Aden Hussein. The … Continue reading City proclaims February as Black History Month
SeaTac has 60 wheel locks available to the public. These are available at the police counter during business hours. People will need to bring registration for the vehicle and an ID that matches. Limit of one per car. Please call the non-emergency line first before coming in to pick up a lock, 206-973-4900.
Fire Chief, Matthew Morris, retired in a ceremony yesterday changing command to Chief Brian Carson.
Homeland Security Investigations led this undercover operation with the assistance of the King County Sheriff’s Office and police from SeaTac, Seattle and Bellevue. The operation was conducted near the Sea-Tac airport the week of Feb. 6.
This means anyone can see information for recent subdivisions, hotels, apartments, commercial real estate, etc in SeaTac through our handy online webpage.
People volunteering for this program will be able to adopt trails and remove litter, document maintenance needs and report any vandalism. Participants must commit to a quarterly cleanup of a specified area within the trail for two years.
