On Friday, March 4, SeaTac officers responded to a shooting near the 3000 block of South 200th Street around 4:30 p.m. SeaTac police responded to another shooting on Saturday, March 5 at South 200th Street and International Boulevard.
Puget Sound Fire weekly update: Firefighters respond to two fires, two shootings in SeaTac
Puget Sound Fire responded to two residential fires last week as well as two shootings in SeaTac.
SeaTac residents can help local salmon by making stormwater runoff cleaner
The salmon at the SeaTac Community Center have officially grown into “fry." One of the factors impacting salmon health in our creeks is urban runoff.
All-way stop signs added to two SeaTac intersections along 24th Avenue South
All-way stop signs have been added to two SeaTac intersections both at 24th Avenue South after residents requested additional signage. These stop signs were installed on Feb. 17.
Deadline to purchase tiles for Veterans Memorial approaches
The deadline to purchase a paver is Thursday, March 31 to have installed by Memorial Day. Paver tiles are 12"x12" granite tiles. The cost for each tile is $150.
Sign up for ALERT King County to receive emergency notifications from the City, County
If you want to receive emergency notifications from the city and King County, you must register for ALERT KING COUNTY.
Councilmember Iris Guzmán attends Sea-Tac Airport’s International Arrivals Facility unveiling
The reveal comes as major construction is complete but prior to full passenger operations this spring. Final readiness testing by the airport and its partners is taking place over the next few weeks.
WorkSource offering free training workshops in different languages to help people get jobs
The City of SeaTac partners with various organizations to enhance workforce training and development for employers and employees in the City. One such organization is WorkSource.
Sound Transit installs new ticket machines at SeaTac/Airport Link station
The upgraded machines will only issue paper tickets during the testing pilot, which is expected to run for about 12 weeks. Sound Transit installed these new machines at stations where riders buy a lot of paper tickets.
Accessible Pedestrian Signals, pushbuttons installed at 188th Street intersections in SeaTac
Accessible Pedestrian Signals and Pushbuttons were recently installed in the city using money allocated for pedestrian crossing upgrades.