SeaTac City Council approved the LGBTQIA+ Pride Month proclamation Tuesday night.
The city is looking to fill multiple openings on several Citizen Advisory Committees, including youth positions
The City of SeaTac currently has several openings on multiple committees, help the city grow and evolve by getting involved today.
City Council approves additional funding for two human service agencies to serve SeaTac residents
City Council approved additional contracts with the Multi-Service Center-Emergency Assistance and Partner in Employment for additional human services at Tuesday’s meeting.
City Council approves contract with two groups to administer the Rental Assistance Program
City Council approved the Motion for the City manager to execute a contract with Multi-Service Center and the African Community Development and Housing to administer the Rental Assistance Program Tuesday night.
City Council approves contract for construction company to build bicycle pump track at North SeaTac Park
City Council approved a resolution to enter into a contract with American Ramp Company to construct a bicycle pump track at North SeaTac Park Tuesday night.
City Council adopts 6-year Transportation Improvement Program for the years 2023-2028
The 2023-2028 TIP current project list took consideration from several sources including the City’s Comprehensive Plan and Capital Improvement Program and public input and private development.
Puget Sound Fire weekly update: Firefighters respond to 653 calls for service
Puget Sound Fire responded to 653 calls for service during the week of June 5 - June 11.
Nighttime direction closures on SR 516 in Kent could impact local traffic
Nighttime travelers in the vicinity of State Route 516 (Kent Des Moines Road) and I-5 should be aware of construction work that will require overnight directional closures on SR 516, June 13-17.
Flashing all-way stop signs added to SeaTac intersection
Flashing stop signs were installed at the intersection of 34th Avenue South and South 170th Street after drivers were failing to adhere to the existing all-way stop signs.
SeaTac firework show returns to Angle Lake Park this year
The Fourth of July Fireworks show was cancelled for two years starting in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a reminder, the sale and use of personal fireworks is banned in SeaTac for safety and fire concerns.