City Manager Carl Cole names Mary Tuttle as the new Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of SeaTac. Tuttle’s first day with the City was June 5. She is just the third Parks Director in the City’s 32-year history. She replaces retiring Director Lawrence Ellis.
Prepare your pets for fireworks season
Animal Control Officers across the country report a 30 percent increase in lost pets during this time. With proper identification, these pets can be reunited with their families much quicker.
Talent Tuesday: Recreation Program Specialist strives to provide care, fun activities for local youth
SeaTac's Talent Tuesday features a Q&A with City staff so that the public can get to know the people whoa re working hard to meet the needs of the community.
SR 509 construction continues this summer, view progress online
Currently, WSDOT is working on building the first mile of the new SR 509 Expressway and new I-5 ramps. This stage of construction is expected to be completed in 2025.
FAA seeks input on impact of aircraft noise on SeaTac residents
SeaTac residents are encouraged to comment on how aircraft noise is impacting their lives and neighborhoods. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has opened a public comment period on its Noise Policy Review. Residents have until July 31, 2023 to respond. Here is a link to add your comments. Click on the link titled “Add your … Continue reading FAA seeks input on impact of aircraft noise on SeaTac residents
City of SeaTac earns distinguished budget award for 23rd time
The Government Finance Officers Association awarded the City of SeaTac and the Finance Department the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its commitment toward meeting the highest principles of government budgeting for the City’s biennial 2023-2024 budget. The award is the highest form of recognition in government budgeting given by the GFOA. This is the 23rd … Continue reading City of SeaTac earns distinguished budget award for 23rd time
Mental Health Awareness Month proclamation read at City Council meeting
Mental Health Awareness Month proclamation
Solid Waste survey results indicate the majority of responders are pleased with their service
Nearly 79 percent of responders to the City’s solid waste survey indicated they are satisfied or very satisfied with their current service.
SeaTac Council funds efforts to help youth enter construction trades
This week SeaTac City Council unanimously approved $115,200 for SeaTac students attending the pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs for the construction trades. The money will pay for a living allowance, transportation costs and meals costs for SeaTac students completing the program with ANEW. The program is called the Running Start for the Trades program and is … Continue reading SeaTac Council funds efforts to help youth enter construction trades
Completed utility wraps along Des Moines Memorial Drive honor WWI soldiers
The Des Moines Memorial Drive Preservation Association partnered with the cities of Burien, Des Moines, and SeaTac to install signal box wraps at fourteen major intersections along Des Moines Memorial Drive, a road dedicated to World War I fallen soldiers.