During the week of Sept. 13 – 19 Puget Sound Fire responded to 750 calls for service.
Fall programming brings events for locals
This Fall we are introducing Friday Night Frights, two safely spooky themed evenings for the whole family. SeaTac’s annual tree lighting festival returns on Friday, Dec. 3.
City of SeaTac hosts Digital Fall photo competition
SeaTac residents are encouraged to show their Fall spirit through our first ever social media photo competition.
National Preparedness Month: Being prepared doesn’t have to cost a lot
his week, we are reminding residents of a few other tips that are low-cost but highly effective in preparing for an emergency.
SeaTac’s Housing Action Plan adopted by City Council
City Council adopted the proposed Housing Action Plan at last week’s Regular Council Meeting—the plan focuses on strategies to improve housing access in SeaTac.
King County Sheriff’s Office looking for info connected to another hit-and-run
The King County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information related to a possible hit-and-run of a pedestrian in the SeaTac/Des Moines area.
Green SeaTac Day returns in October at North SeaTac Park
The City will recognize and celebrate the restoration efforts at North SeaTac Park on Oct. 16 from 10 a.m. to noon.
SeaTac Mayor, City Council members attend ceremony marking the completion of road improvement project
SeaTac Mayor, Erin Sitterley along with City Councilmembers honored the completion of the South 152nd Street, Military Road South project Sept. 17.
Woman held on bail in connection with SeaTac attempted kidnapping
Sept. 16 - Working with the Auburn Police Department and community tips, SeaTac police were able to make an arrest related to the attempted kidnapping of a 2-year-old child near Angle Lake.
Construction for the 34th Avenue South project to start this Fall
Sept. 15 - On Tuesday, Sept. 14, City Council approved a motion authorizing the City Manager to award and execute a construction contract for the 34th Avenue South project to RL Alia Company.