The Economic Development Division at the City of SeaTac invests time building partnerships with multiple partners and collaborating on business development projects within the city and our region. The goal is to create a city that is a welcoming place to do business by providing support, resources, favorable business regulations etc. One organization Economic Development … Continue reading Economic Development, Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce partner to meet businesses needs
The SeaTac Police Department is looking to connect with current Block Watch groups in the city and assist those who would like to start a Block Watch in SeaTac.
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SeaTac Police will be accepting any dangerous expired, unused or unwanted medications on Saturday, Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Puget Sound Fire also started its Fire Prevention Week campaign with useful tips and information for the public. This year’s theme was “Learn the Sounds of Safety.”
Mayor Erin Sitterley along with Deputy Mayor Peter Kwon and Councilmembers Clyde Hill and Stan Tombs celebrated the completion of the South 200th Street and the Des Moines Memorial Drive projects at a ribbon cutting event Thursday.
The City has adjusted the rate for recycling thanks to citizen efforts to decrease contamination of recyclable goods. The new rate will start in November, which will help residents save money.
The City will host a ribbon cutting ceremony this Thursday to highlight the completion of the project at the intersection of South 200th Street and Des Moines Memorial Drive.
A 54-year-old man was arrested yesterday in connection with an attempted kidnapping of a 6-year-old girl at North SeaTac park.
Mayor Erin Sitterley recently became one of just about 1,050 municipal leaders in the state to have earned the Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities.
