April 29-While King County’s Solid Waste Division recycling and garbage transfer stations remain open for critical disposal services during Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order, the division strongly urges self-haul customers to postpone all non-essential visits to its facilities and support the statewide effort to slow the spread COVID-19. King County transfer stations … Continue reading Solid waste self-haul customers required to verify residence in King County’s service area
SeaTac Summer Recycling Event
June 5-The City of SeaTac is happy to announce that we will be hosting a recycling event for all King County residents at the North SeaTac Park Parking Lot. Materials to be collected are: shredding, scrap metal, porcelain, motor oil, anti-freeze, Styrofoam, plastic bags, donation items for NorthWest Center, batteries, CFL light Bulbs and latex … Continue reading SeaTac Summer Recycling Event
Closures on I-5 for Federal Way Link construction
Closures will be along southbound I-5 in SeaTac over three weeks June 4- Crews working on the Federal Way Link Extension will be closing lanes on southbound I-5 from milepost 150.8 to milepost 149.8 in SeaTac to set concrete barriers and build an access road for future light rail construction. The night time closures will … Continue reading Closures on I-5 for Federal Way Link construction
SeaTac Mayor Statement on George Floyd Death, Protests and Police Officers
SeaTac, WA (June 3, 2020) - The loss of an American life at the hands of evil and lawless men is an event that should be mourned and cause people of good will to say “never again”. George Floyd was a member of our American family, a life that mattered deeply, each and every one … Continue reading SeaTac Mayor Statement on George Floyd Death, Protests and Police Officers
Speeding Driver Leads to Recovery of Stolen Car
May 29-Tuesday morning, May 26, a SeaTac Police Officer conducting speed enforcement clocked a car traveling 56 MPH in a 35 MPH zone and initiated a traffic stop near the intersection of S. 182nd St. & 51st Ave. S. in SeaTac. The deputy approached the vehicle and asked the driver to turn off the car, … Continue reading Speeding Driver Leads to Recovery of Stolen Car
SeaTac Police Seek Armed Robber
May 29-On Sunday, May 24, around 10:05 PM, the male pictured robbed the 76 Gas Station in SeaTac at the 19900 BLK International Blvd S. Can you help us identify him? The suspect is described as about 6 feet tall, wearing a mask and latex gloves. The suspect pointed a handgun at the victim/clerk demanding … Continue reading SeaTac Police Seek Armed Robber
SeaTac Police Recover Stolen Fiat 500
May 29-On May 19, a SeaTac Police Officer drove by a residence that has associations with narcotics, stolen property and numerous stolen vehicles. Upon driving by, the officer saw a vehicle that appeared might be stolen, based upon a few indicators. Additionally, the officer saw a vehicle belonging to a subject known to have warrants. … Continue reading SeaTac Police Recover Stolen Fiat 500
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Proclamation
May 26- At the beginning of the Tuesday Regular Council Meeting, Mayor Erin Sitterley declared May, 2020 as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month and asked the City of SeaTac to celebrate by calling upon SeaTac residents to honor SeaTac’s Asian/Pacific Americans and learn more about the history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. The full text … Continue reading Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month Proclamation
Memorial Day at the SeaTac Veterans Memorial
May 25-On Memorial Day, SeaTac residents paid their respects to those who served the country by stopping by the SeaTac Veterans Memorial. The SeaTac Veterans Memorial pays tribute to men and women military veterans of the past and present for their service. The memorial incorporates engraved paver tiles as a lasting way to remember our … Continue reading Memorial Day at the SeaTac Veterans Memorial
SeaTac City Councilmember Joel Wachtel Steps Down from Council Seat
SeaTac, WA (May 27, 2020) - During the May 26, 2020 Regular Council Meeting, SeaTac City Councilmember Joel Wachtel (Position 2) announced he was stepping down effective May 31, 2020. “I have to say, that the time I spent on the Council has been a wonderful time and I am proud of what we … Continue reading SeaTac City Councilmember Joel Wachtel Steps Down from Council Seat