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    New Play Area at Hiawatha Playfield Now Open as Construction Continues  

    Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is happy to announce that the new play area at Hiawatha Playfield is nearly complete and the new play structures are open to the public. Fencing has been removed from the northeastern portion of the construction zone …

    Mayor Wilson Allows Targeted CCTV Expansion While Adopting New Privacy and Accountability Safeguards 

    SEATTLE — Today, Mayor Katie Wilson announced her administration will continue with the planned expansion of the RTCC CCTV pilot while also increasing safeguards to protect privacy and civil liberties. These locations include the area around Garfield High School and the Capitol Hill nightlife district, where cameras will be purchased, installed, and activated in the […]

    The post Mayor Wilson Allows Targeted CCTV Expansion While Adopting New Privacy and Accountability Safeguards  appeared first on Office of the Mayor.

    Public Safety Chair Kettle statement on CCTV report and Mayor’s next steps

    Today Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement after the public release of Mayor Wilson’s requested audit of the Seattle Police Department’s Technology-assisted Crime Prevention Program, including closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras. The review, announced back in March, was conducted by New York University’s (NYU) Policing Project.   “The…

    The post Public Safety Chair Kettle statement on CCTV report and Mayor’s next steps appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.

    Blog Posts

    Voters Deliver Overwhelming Support for Seattle Transit Measure Renewal

    11/10/2026 Source: SDOT Blog

    Seattle is serving up universal free school meals cooked with fresh, local ingredients

    11/10/2026 Souce: Greenspace

    Mayoral Statement on the Seattle Public School Board’s Action

    11/10/2026 Source: Office of the Mayor

    Washington’s First Electric Bus Base

    11/10/2026 Source: Power Lines

    Transportation Week 2026: Driving Local Transportation Electrification

    11/09/2026 Source: Power Lines

    Seattle Forest Week | Tree planting season is here! Learn how SDOT is growing a greener Seattle through urban forestry

    11/09/2026 Source: SDOT Blog

    2026-27 Highest Predicted Winter Tides 

    11/09/2026 Source: At Your Service

    Vision Zero Executive Order: Feedback Survey

    11/09/2026 Source: Consultant Connection

    The City of Seattle is seeking members for the Women and Minority Business Enterprise (WMBE) Advisory Committee

    11/09/2026 Source: Consultant Connection

    Detectives Investigating After Man Kills Woman Then Shoots Self

    11/06/2026 Source: SPD Blotter

    5 Simple Ways to Prepare for Storm Season

    11/06/2026 Source: Power Lines

    City of Seattle Invests in Community Groups Serving LGBTQ+ Residents

    11/06/2026 Source: Human Interests

    News Releases

    Seattle awarded $9.7 million ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ federal grant

    11/02/2026

    Seattle completes Route 40 project adding new bus lanes, crosswalks, sidewalk fixes along route

    10/30/2026

    Councilmember Foster moves to wipe out millions in medical debt for Seattle residents

    10/29/2026Source: Council Connection

    Councilmember Saka unveils 20-amendment budget package to build safer, cleaner and stronger neighborhoods

    10/26/2026Source: Council Connection

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