This week we will focus on disaster supplies kits (or go-bags) as part of National Preparedness Month.
Suspect connected with Maple Valley hit-and-run turns herself in
Sept. 13 - A teenaged girl turned herself in to SeaTac police in connection with a July fatality hit-and-run in Maple Valley.
Police looking for woman connected with kidnapping, assault at Angle Lake
The incident happened on Tuesday, Sept. 7. A woman grabbed a two-year-old boy who was with his pregnant mother on the afternoon of Sept. 7.
SeaTac yard art contest winner announced
A winner was announced for the City’s yard art contest—Katherine Evans-Race for her “Angle Lake Fish Acrylic on Wood.”
SeaTac police looking for three men connected to luggage theft
SeaTac police are looking for three men connected to the theft of luggage, which occurred on Aug. 30.
Port of Seattle accepting proposals for projects to improve public spaces in airport communities, providing grant funding
Sept. 9 - Proposals for the next South King County Fund Environmental Grants cycle are due Oct. 15.
28th Avenue near Angle Lake Light Rail station to close to through traffic for Sound Transit work
Starting Sept. 13, 28th Avenue will be closed to through traffic south of the Angle Lake Light Rail station all the way to South 204th Street.
Register for SeaTac’s Fine Art exhibit Sept. 27, all art must be original work
The city will host a fine art exhibit Oct. 4 – Oct. 29, which will feature regional artists two-dimensional artwork at the local community center.
Remember your pets during National Preparedness Month
September is National Preparedness month and Regional Animal Services of King County would like to remind all pet owners that Pet Safety is also a big part of this campaign.
Puget Sound Fire weekly recap: Future firefighters start training in King County
Puget Sound Fire responded to 47 fires during the week of Aug. 23 – Aug. 29. There were a total of 707 calls for service that week.