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    A new day: Councilmembers Rinck and Foster sworn in, Hollingsworth selected as council president 

    This afternoon, Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck (Position 8) and newly elected Councilmember Dionne Foster (Position 9) were ceremonially sworn into office. Both will serve full four-year terms and represent citywide seats. Tuesday’s Council business also included the selection of Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth (District 3) as the council president.   “It is an incredible honor to serve…

    The post A new day: Councilmembers Rinck and Foster sworn in, Hollingsworth selected as council president  appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.

    Your Neighborhood Has an Idea. The City Can Help Bring it to Life.

    From block parties to public art, park upgrades to cultural celebrations, some of Seattle’s most beloved spaces start the same way: with neighbors who care and an idea worth building together. Seattle Department of Neighborhoods (DON) is accepting appl…

    Councilmember Rivera statement on new City Attorney directive around public drug use cases

    Today City Councilmember Maritza Rivera (District 4) released this statement on the recent directive from new City Attorney Erika Evans about public drug use cases. “I found yesterday’s news coming out of City Attorney Erica Evan’s office concerning. I am going to watch the impact of the City Attorney’s decision very closely. In the last two years, we…

    The post Councilmember Rivera statement on new City Attorney directive around public drug use cases appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.

    Blog Posts

    Seattle Parks and Recreation “Welcomes you back the Magnolia Community Center!”

    01/06/2026 Source: Parkways

    Police Arrest Suspect in Capitol Hill Stabbing

    01/06/2026 Source: SPD Blotter

    Police Recover Unlawful Weapon in Downtown Seattle

    01/05/2026 Source: SPD Blotter

    Councilmember Kettle statement on Seattle’s enforcement of public drug use laws

    01/05/2026 Source: Council Connection

    2026 Fee Changes

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    Cutting Costs, Increasing Safety: New Fee Reductions Make “Fixing The Bricks” More Affordable in 2026

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    New Options for Sprinklers in R-3 Occupancies

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    Stormwater Code and Manual Update – 2nd Public Review and Public Meeting Information

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    Reminder: It’s Landslide Season! Are You Prepared?

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    Don’t Forget to Inspect Storm Drain Inserts

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    December  Publication Updates

    01/05/2026 Source: Building Connections

    Seattle City (spot)Light: Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst

    01/05/2026 Source: Power Lines

    News Releases

    Seattle Office of Labor Standards Announces Request for Proposal for Two Year $2.44 Million Dollar Community Outreach and Education Fund

    01/06/2026Office of Labor Standards, Source: Labor Standards

    What we accomplished together in 2025

    01/02/2026Source: Council Connection

    City Attorney Davison Releases Annual Report

    12/31/2025city attorney city atty

    Mayor Harrell Releases 2025 Annual Report and Highlights Administration’s Four-Year Accomplishments 

    12/23/2025

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