SeaTac compiled a list of accomplishments from last year, creating innovative posters to showcase the hard work of people in and for the city.
SeaTac looking for groups to participate in National Night Out
Registration is now open for SeaTac’s National Night Out, which will be Aug. 3.
SeaTac fire destroys apartment building, believed to be arson
A fire destroyed many units at the Hanover apartment complex in SeaTac on Saturday night with Puget Sound Fire believing it to be an arson case.
City advises residents, visitors to not feed waterfowl
Feeding of waterfowl is not beneficial – it has negative ecological, environmental and social consequences.
City Hall reopens, summer events in full swing
The reopening of city hall coincided with the return of local summer events, put on by our Parks and Recreation Department.
Upcoming Sound Transit work could cause delays for drivers
Crews will close Military Road South starting tomorrow, July 10 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. between South 304th Street and 31st Avenue South in Federal Way.
Fourth of July holiday keeps Puget Sound Fire busy
Puget Sound Fire had a busy Fourth of July weekend, with 44 fires reported from July 4 through July 5.
COVID testing site to open near Angle Lake light rail station
King County Public Health and the Port of Seattle are opening a COVID testing site at Angle Lake starting tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
Police help reunite man with wallet full of cash on the Fourth of July
On the Fourth of July, Reserve Deputy Robert Smith helped reunite a wallet with its rightful owner at Angle Lake Park.
What does this mean? Construction, environmental and transportation terms explained for you
We know you’ve seen them. On materials with details about construction. At City Council meetings with presentations about transportation plans and upcoming projects.