Cascade Warbirds Members to Fly in V-E Day Remembrance Flight

May 8- Friday, May 8, 2020 is the 75th Anniversary of Victory in Europe. The end of WWII for half the world. Cascade Warbirds members will be flying in a special formation over Puget Sound cities that day to commemorate the event. This is part of a national effort by the Veterans Airlift Command’s Tribute Wing and … Continue reading Cascade Warbirds Members to Fly in V-E Day Remembrance Flight

Hundreds of Baby Salmon Have a New Home Thanks to the City of SeaTac

May 7– City of SeaTac re-introduced hundreds of “baby” salmon, called fry, to the Des Moines Creek this week.  Once released into the wild, the fish immediately adapted to their new fresh water creek environment. Public Works Programs Coordinator Mason Giem headed up the release. Giem transported the more than 200 salmon to the creek … Continue reading Hundreds of Baby Salmon Have a New Home Thanks to the City of SeaTac

Puget Sound Fire Emergency Incident Summary

May 1- Each week, Puget Sound Fire releases its Weekly Emergency Incident Summary. This is the summary from April 19 through 25. Total:                          492 EMS/Rescue:               368 False Call:                     40 Fire:                               17 Good Intent:                49 Hazardous Conditions:   3 Service:                         13 Other:                            2 Annual Total:              8912

City Issues Proclamations on Sexual Assault, Discrimination, and Military Appreciation

May 1- On Tuesday, April 28, SeaTac Mayor Erin Sitterley issued three proclamations on behalf of the City Council at the Regular Council Meeting which was held virtually. The first proclaimed April 2020, as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in SeaTac. The second proclaimed discrimination of any kind will never be welcome in SeaTac and all … Continue reading City Issues Proclamations on Sexual Assault, Discrimination, and Military Appreciation

Washington’s phased approach to reopening

May 1-On May 1, 2020, Gov. Jay Inslee discussed the phased approach (pdf) he and public health officials will take for resuming recreational, social and business activities. Every phase will still require social distancing and appropriate health precautions including the use of personal protective equipment in a number of workplaces. As of May 5, fishing, hunting, playing … Continue reading Washington’s phased approach to reopening

Parks Status Update – Updated May 6, 2020

May 6-Park hours are from dawn until dusk unless specified differently below. Angle Lake Park – Park gates will be open by 7:00 AM.  Gates, parking lot, and fishing dock open.  Restrooms, picnic shelters, and playgrounds will remain closed.Des Moines Creek Park – Trail and trailhead open.  Parking lot open.Grandview Dog Park – Open.  Parking … Continue reading Parks Status Update – Updated May 6, 2020

SeaTac Part of #SupportPugetSoundSmallBiz Map

April 28– The City of SeaTac is making it easier for residents to find small business that provide takeout or delivery in their neighborhoods. SeaTac is one of 16 cities and counties participating in the Support Puget Sound Small Businesses interactive mapping program now available at seatacwa.gov/eatlocal. The new interactive mapping program joins SeaTac’s “Stay … Continue reading SeaTac Part of #SupportPugetSoundSmallBiz Map