Heavy rains causes the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning and risks of landslides remains a possibility. The NWS is calling this large weather impact is the Atmospheric River. Atmospheric rivers come in all shapes and sizes but those that contain the largest amounts of water vapor and strongest winds are responsible for … Continue reading City crews working to clear streets as storm hits Puget Sound Region
Statewide Mask Mandate Ends on March 11
With declining case rates and hospitalizations across the west, California, Oregon and Washington are moving together to update their masking guidance. After 11:59 p.m. on March 11, California, Oregon and Washington will be adopting new indoor mask policies and move from mask requirements to mask recommendations in schools. State policies do not change federal requirements, … Continue reading Statewide Mask Mandate Ends on March 11
SeaTac Senior Flyer March/April 2022
It's that time of month. The SeaTac Senior Flyer for March and April is ready. Here are a few of the big things the Senior Program is cooking up. Indoor Dining to Return on Thursdays & Fridays We are thrilled to announce that the SeaTac Café is bringing back indoor lunch! Starting on Thursday, March … Continue reading SeaTac Senior Flyer March/April 2022
Senior Center Indoor Dining to Return on Thursdays & Fridays Starting March 24
We are thrilled to announce that the SeaTac Café is bringing back indoor lunch. Starting on Thursday, March 24, we will be serving lunch in the dining room two days a week, on Thursdays and Fridays. The food will be served in disposable containers, and we will also provide coffee and water. We will observe … Continue reading Senior Center Indoor Dining to Return on Thursdays & Fridays Starting March 24
Two transit-oriented developments in SeaTac approved by Sound Transit Board
Projects are adjacent to Angle Lake light rail station This week, the Sound Transit Board of Directors approved key transaction terms with developers to build two transit-oriented development (TOD) sites adjacent to Angle Lake Station and garage in SeaTac. Mercy Housing Northwest was selected last year to develop the three-quarter acre site known as Angle … Continue reading Two transit-oriented developments in SeaTac approved by Sound Transit Board
Puget Sound Fire Weekly Recap
Puget Sound Fire responses to calls for the week of February 13th – February 19th Fire38EMS/Rescue426Other170Total Calls634 Annual total for 2022: 4,798 SeaTac Commercial Fire On Tuesday, February 15th at 11:20 PM, Puget Sound Fire, along with firefighters from the Tukwila Fire Department, King County Fire District #2, and South King Fire & Rescue responded … Continue reading Puget Sound Fire Weekly Recap
Senior Center Back Open on March 1st
Beginning March 1, 2022, the vaccine verification requirement will no longer be in effect in King County. To learn more about this policy change, read our blog post. With the King County Vaccination Mandate being lifted, the Senior Center Entrance at the SeaTac Community Center will now be open Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4 PM. We had … Continue reading Senior Center Back Open on March 1st
SeaTac senior lunch to return in person in late March
Some good news for SeaTac seniors, the Senior Center will start serving lunch indoors on Thursdays and Friday starting March 24.
Common code compliance violations can lead to ground contamination, rodent infestation
The most common violations include junk vehicles, overgrown vegetation and residential parking on unapproved surfaces like lawns or grassy areas.
SeaTac crews pick up 196 bags of litter from city streets, 132 bags along state on and off-ramps
Between Jan. 3 and Feb. 10, maintenance crews spent a little over 214 hours picking up litter on city streets. They also spent 64 hours picking up litter from state on and off-ramps.