The City unveiled its new lifejacket loaner program Thursday at Angle Lake with remarks from Senayet Negusse and Councilmember Iris Guzmán.
City Council adopts South 200th Street corridor Study
The study presents two options for the City to consider when planning for long-term improvements to the corridor. Option 1 includes one driving lane in each direction with a continuous center-turn lane, bicycle lanes and wider sidewalks. Option 2 maintains two driving lanes in each direction, does not include a center turn lane, adds bicycle lanes and wider sidewalks and would result in acquiring significant property to widen the roadway and fit these improvements.
City Council authorizes contract with planning firm to create a new long-term growth plan, development code
The agreement will create a new long-term growth plan and development code for the area adjacent to the SeaTac/Airport light rail station.
Angle Lake water quality results show that lake is healthy
The 2021 Angle Lake Water Quality Monitoring Report gives the City some good news– Angle Lake continues to be one of the clearest lakes in the Lake Stewardship Program.
SeaTac’s Make Music Day delivers live music, local art with two councilmembers making an appearance
The Triple Treat Band started the event off with live music on the main stage of Angle Lake Park. Other musicians followed in 30-minute time slots on a smaller stage-area toward the back of the park. From folk music to Celtic harps, a lot of genres were represented.
Mayor Jake Simpson, King County Councilmember Dave Upthegrove and SeaTac Councilmember Peter Kwon attend S. 180th Street ribbon cutting event
SeaTac Mayor Jake Simpson, King County Councilmember Dave Upthegrove and SeaTac Councilmember Peter Kwon attended the ribbon cutting event for the South 180th Street Flood Reduction Project on Friday.
First ever SeaTac Business Forums platform launched for businesses on public safety
The City of SeaTac and its business consortium partners successfully launched the first ever SeaTac Business Forums platform today.
Puget Sound Fire Weekly Update: Firefighters respond to northbound I-5 rollover collision
Puget Sound Fire responded to 649 calls for service during the week of May 8 - May 14, including a rollover collision on northbound I-5 near the South 200th Street off-ramp.
SeaTac Parks & Rec announces summer events including live music, theater in our local parks
Music in the Park, Theater in the Park and much more will return to our local parks this summer. We will also be marking the return of some of our events heading back to Angle Lake Park, which is a popular summer destination.
SeaTac, neighboring cities host CERT open house for people interested in training to assist the community during disasters
The cities of SeaTac, Des Moines, Tukwila, Burien, Kent and Renton will host a CERT open house June 23 at the Tukwila Emergency Operations Center