COVID cases in every state have risen as vaccination rates fall. The delta variant has proven more transmittable and deadly than other strains.
Cool off at the Community Center as temperatures rise this week
Aug. 9 - The Community Center will once again operate as a cooling station Thursday through Saturday as temperatures are expected to hit the high 90’s.
Best of 2020: GIS map portal provides visuals of city
In 2020, GIS staff developed a variety of web maps to communicate projects and events to the public.
Person of interest identified in South King County arson spree
Five fires, including two in SeaTac, are believed to be the work of one person who specifically targeted the vehicles and set the blazes.
Movie in the Park brings kids, families together in SeaTac
The last big summer event for the season—Movie in the Park—brought families out to Riverton Heights park on Aug. 5.
Puget Sound Fire weekly recap: SeaTac to host open house for community
Puget Sound Fire responded to 47 fires during the week of July 26 – Aug. 1, most of which were vegetation and debris fires.
Construction to start this month on projects that aim to decrease localized flooding
Construction expected to start soon on South 180th Street and South 221st Street.
National Night Out brings SeaTac’s community together
SeaTac police and firefighters dropped by different neighborhoods last night for National Night Out.
Movie in the park this Thursday, music and games start the festivities before the show
This summer’s Move in the Park is “Tom and Jerry." Before the movie, children and families will have a variety of activities to choose from.
Best of 2020: From online permit portal to funding for human services
SeaTac compiled a list of accomplishments from last year, creating innovative posters to showcase the hard work of people in and for the city.