Getting a permit for a special event in Seattle just got much easier—thanks to the leadership and innovation of Seattle Information Technology (Seattle IT). The City has officially launched Eproval, a state-of-the-art online so…
Rivera introduces bill prohibiting City employees from sharing sensitive data with immigration enforcement
Legislation to be heard in Public Safety Committee Tuesday Councilmember Maritza Rivera (District 4) has introduced a new bill (CB 121158) that amends Seattle’s Municipal Code to explicitly prohibit City employees from sharing non-public information for use in the enforcement of civil immigration laws, in the absence of a judicial warrant, and strikes old code…
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How Businesses Can Save on Energy Upgrades This Year
At City Light, we want to make your energy solutions simple. We offer instant discounts, rebates, performance-based incentives, and other supporting services. With technical expertise, our teams are here to help! In fact, your business could save up to…
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