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.
Puget Sound Fire weekly update: SeaTac house fire determined to be accidental
The residential fire occurred early Sunday morning on the 20000 block go 13th Avenue South. Firefighters were able to assist one resident in escaping but another person died in the fire.
SeaTac to host first Scrub Down event for community to pick up litter, remove graffiti
This free event is a day of community service and starts at 9 a.m. on July 9 at Angle Lake Park. Volunteers will receive donuts and coffee upon arrival. The Great SeaTac Scrub Down will end at 2:30 p.m.
Puget Sound Fire responds to SeaTac house fire Sunday morning
A woman died in a SeaTac house fire Sunday morning, with Puget Sound Fire responding to the blaze.
Construction continues on South 154th Street near Polaris of SeaTac development
Currently, work is being done on South 154th Street, resulting in lane closures throughout the day and sometimes at night.
Conversations with City Manager Carl Cole: Tackling communications in a diverse community means embracing change, digital content
The City of SeaTac has actively focused on changing how it communicates with the public in an effort to make sure residents and visitors have access to timely and accurate information.
SeaTac moves to hybrid meetings starting in June
Starting in June, the City will be offering hybrid meetings, which means people can participate in person or virtually. This includes City Council meetings and Council Committees.