Community-driven proposals would strengthen public spaces, business districts, veterans’ services and transportation safety across District 1 and … [Read more...] about Councilmember Saka unveils 20-amendment budget package to build safer, cleaner and stronger neighborhoods
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Councilmember Foster announces proposal accelerating justice for victims among City’s 5,000 backlogged cases
One-time $1 million investment prioritizes more than 1,700 cases of domestic violence, elder abuse, stalking, and sexual harassment to deliver … [Read more...] about Councilmember Foster announces proposal accelerating justice for victims among City’s 5,000 backlogged cases
Councilmember Foster leads effort to strengthen City’s fiscal health with two new sustainability measures
Budget legislation proposals strengthen long-term fiscal accountability for both the Mayor and City Council SEATTLE – In the midst of the City … [Read more...] about Councilmember Foster leads effort to strengthen City’s fiscal health with two new sustainability measures
Seattle City Council approves Councilmember Strauss’ Vehicle Resident Assistance Program legislation
The Seattle City Council approved six pieces of legislation sponsored by Councilmember Dan Strauss (District 6), known as the Vehicle Resident … [Read more...] about Seattle City Council approves Councilmember Strauss’ Vehicle Resident Assistance Program legislation
Join Us for Our Seattle Home Fair
Learn about rental housing rules, utility assistance programs, permits, inspections, and more. Once again, the Seattle Department of Construction and … [Read more...] about Join Us for Our Seattle Home Fair
Tour of Temporary Public Art at Seattle Center
Free Sculpture Walk, Oct. 29 Seattle, WA – Seattle is a city where everybody can encounter art in their daily lives. Public art tells us about our … [Read more...] about Tour of Temporary Public Art at Seattle Center
“From the Archives:” Reflecting on Seattle Youth Traffic Court—A Story of Vision, Partnership, and Youth Leadership
This post is part seven of the “From the Archives” blog series, a 12‑part exploration of how the Seattle Municipal Court’s (SMC) work, people, and … [Read more...] about “From the Archives:” Reflecting on Seattle Youth Traffic Court—A Story of Vision, Partnership, and Youth Leadership
2026-27 Budget Proposals & Arts Commission Response
The 2026-2027 Proposed Budget for the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is now available for public viewing. The Seattle Arts Commission, a group … [Read more...] about 2026-27 Budget Proposals & Arts Commission Response
Collaboration in Action: SMC and DVIP Partners Strengthen Seattle’s Response to Domestic Violence
Each October, the City of Seattle’s Mayor’s Office on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault brings together partners across Seattle Municipal Court … [Read more...] about Collaboration in Action: SMC and DVIP Partners Strengthen Seattle’s Response to Domestic Violence
Councilmember Kettle on funding gaps after today’s public safety budget briefings
Following today’s public safety briefings on policy considerations related to the proposed 2027-2028 city budget, Councilmember Bob Kettle (District … [Read more...] about Councilmember Kettle on funding gaps after today’s public safety budget briefings
Application Open for City of Seattle’s 2027 Technology Matching Fund Grants
(SEATTLE, WA, Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026) — The City of Seattle is now accepting applications for the 2027 Technology Matching Fund (TMF). … [Read more...] about Application Open for City of Seattle’s 2027 Technology Matching Fund Grants
Public Safety Chair Kettle calls for more comprehensive gun violence plan after shootings near Seattle’s Kerry Park and Seattle Center
Today Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement after two people were hurt and one … [Read more...] about Public Safety Chair Kettle calls for more comprehensive gun violence plan after shootings near Seattle’s Kerry Park and Seattle Center