We’re excited to share that our new Time of Use (TOU) rate will be available to residential customers in May 2026. We know many customers are eager to … [Read more...] about Residential Time of Use Rate Coming May 2026
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Join Seattle Parks and Recreation for a Free Sustainability Webinar!
Seattle Parks and Recreation(SPR) promotes a Thriving Environment, but what does that really mean? Join experts from SPR on April 21, from 12-1 p.m. … [Read more...] about Join Seattle Parks and Recreation for a Free Sustainability Webinar!
From Surplus to Shared Space: How Neighbors Saved Fire Station 7
“Fighting the Flames of NIMBYism since 1970” Submitted by Environmental Works Seattle in the late 1960s was a city in transition. It was grappling … [Read more...] about From Surplus to Shared Space: How Neighbors Saved Fire Station 7
Video: Seattle Police Officer Awarded the Medal of Courage
The Seattle Police Foundation awarded Officer Albert Khandzhayan with the Medal of Courage following his actions during a domestic violence robbery … [Read more...] about Video: Seattle Police Officer Awarded the Medal of Courage
Seattle Foundation and City of Seattle Announce First People’s Climate Fund Grantees
We are excited to announce the grantees for the First People’s Climate Fund, a landmark $5.5 million investment that places Indigenous … [Read more...] about Seattle Foundation and City of Seattle Announce First People’s Climate Fund Grantees
Drugs and Cash Recovered During Narcotics Bust
Seattle police officers arrested two people and recovered a large amount of drugs and cash following a narcotics operation in the Lake City … [Read more...] about Drugs and Cash Recovered During Narcotics Bust
Apply to 2026-2027 Public Art Boot Camp
The Office of Arts & Culture is invested in training the next generation of public artists who can create culturally relevant artworks that … [Read more...] about Apply to 2026-2027 Public Art Boot Camp
Man Injured in North Beacon Hill Stabbing
Detectives are investigating a stabbing Tuesday evening in North Beacon Hill neighborhood that left a 35-year-old man seriously injured. At about 5:51 … [Read more...] about Man Injured in North Beacon Hill Stabbing
New greenway on waterfront opens this month
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from the Elliott Bay Connections project (EBC), which is a public-private partnership connecting, restoring, and … [Read more...] about New greenway on waterfront opens this month
Teen Shot Near Atlantic City Boat Ramp in Rainier Beach
Detectives are investigating a shooting early Tuesday morning near Atlantic City Boat Ramp that left a 17-year-old boy injured. At 3:30 … [Read more...] about Teen Shot Near Atlantic City Boat Ramp in Rainier Beach
Seattle Clean City 2025: Big Impact, Stronger Partnerships, and a Cleaner City for All
Seattle, WA — Seattle is preparing to welcome the world in 2026, and our city is already hard at work making sure our streets and public spaces … [Read more...] about Seattle Clean City 2025: Big Impact, Stronger Partnerships, and a Cleaner City for All
Tabor 100 – FAS PC Office Hours (MAY 2026)
Do you want to learn more about doing business with the City? Do you want to know about how the City of Seattle works with women- and minority-owned … [Read more...] about Tabor 100 – FAS PC Office Hours (MAY 2026)