Contents The Alex Clardy Edition This Week in the Budget City’s Covid Civil Emergency to End Public Comment Extended for New Alki Elementary … [Read more...] about The Alex Clardy Edition
Elected Officials
Introducing All Policy is Local, a new podcast from Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis
Seattle City Councilmember Andrew J. Lewis is launching a new podcast called All Policy is Local to take community members beyond the headlines and … [Read more...] about Introducing All Policy is Local, a new podcast from Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis
My speech for the 2022 Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Seattle
October 10, 2022 Solidarity with the Duwamish and all Coast Salish peoples of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest! Eight years ago, ordinary … [Read more...] about My speech for the 2022 Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Seattle
My speech for the 2022 Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Seattle
October 10, 2022 Solidarity with the Duwamish and all Coast Salish peoples of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest! Eight years ago, ordinary … [Read more...] about My speech for the 2022 Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Seattle
Share Your Budget Priorities on Tuesday / Free Vaccination in District 1 / Domestic Violence Awareness Month / Spokane Street (Low) Bridge Update / Fauntleroy Terminal Project Update / Apply for Paid Job Readiness Programs By 10/18 / Public Comment for New Alki Elementary School / Indigenous Peoples’ Day / Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial
Contents Share Your Budget Priorities on Tuesday Free Vaccination in District 1 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Spokane Street (Low) Bridge … [Read more...] about Share Your Budget Priorities on Tuesday / Free Vaccination in District 1 / Domestic Violence Awareness Month / Spokane Street (Low) Bridge Update / Fauntleroy Terminal Project Update / Apply for Paid Job Readiness Programs By 10/18 / Public Comment for New Alki Elementary School / Indigenous Peoples’ Day / Fallen Fire Fighter Memorial
Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 / Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote / West Seattle Bridge Monitoring / Public Safety and Human Services Committee Update / SMC to Resume Late Fee Collection / Council Edition / Support a Diaper Drive
Contents Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote West Seattle Bridge Monitoring Public Safety and Human Services … [Read more...] about Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 / Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote / West Seattle Bridge Monitoring / Public Safety and Human Services Committee Update / SMC to Resume Late Fee Collection / Council Edition / Support a Diaper Drive
Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 / Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote / West Seattle Bridge Monitoring / Public Safety and Human Services Committee Update / SMC to Resume Late Fee Collection / Council Edition / Support a Diaper Drive
Contents Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote West Seattle Bridge Monitoring Public Safety and Human Services … [Read more...] about Budget Deliberations Begin for 2023/24 / Park District Cycle 2 Budget Vote / West Seattle Bridge Monitoring / Public Safety and Human Services Committee Update / SMC to Resume Late Fee Collection / Council Edition / Support a Diaper Drive
Councilmember Sawant Stands with Weyerhaeuser Workers on Strike for a Strong Contract — Escalate the Fight for Affordable Healthcare, Inflation-Adjusted Wages, Retirement Benefits, and Paid Time Off!
Press Release — Thursday, September 29, 2022 “Workers must stand together on the basis that ‘an injury to one is an injury to all’ — a slogan that … [Read more...] about Councilmember Sawant Stands with Weyerhaeuser Workers on Strike for a Strong Contract — Escalate the Fight for Affordable Healthcare, Inflation-Adjusted Wages, Retirement Benefits, and Paid Time Off!
13 things to expect from Mayor Harrell’s pick to lead the Seattle Department of Transportation
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has nominated Greg Spotts to become the new director of the Seattle Department of Transportation. Before his nomination … [Read more...] about 13 things to expect from Mayor Harrell’s pick to lead the Seattle Department of Transportation
Seattle City Council launches new blog
Staying up-to-date on the latest news and decisions being made by the Seattle City Council can be hard. We’re trying to make it easier. To do that, … [Read more...] about Seattle City Council launches new blog
West Seattle Bridge Opened / Ladder Truck 37 and Medic Unit 26 Maintained Through the End of 2022 / Terminal 5 Closure / Mayor Announces Choice for Permanent Police Chief / New Public Health Director Confirmed / New Director of Office of Police Accountability Confirmed / Lowman Beach Park Is Reopening / Park District Budget Vote / Fall Prevention Tips / Get Involved in Council’s 2023/24 Budget Work
Contents West Seattle Bridge Opened Ladder Truck 37 and Medic Unit 26 Maintained Through the End of 2022 Terminal 5 Closure Mayor Announces Choice … [Read more...] about West Seattle Bridge Opened / Ladder Truck 37 and Medic Unit 26 Maintained Through the End of 2022 / Terminal 5 Closure / Mayor Announces Choice for Permanent Police Chief / New Public Health Director Confirmed / New Director of Office of Police Accountability Confirmed / Lowman Beach Park Is Reopening / Park District Budget Vote / Fall Prevention Tips / Get Involved in Council’s 2023/24 Budget Work
Councilmember Sawant Stands with Rail Workers Fighting for a Strong Contract with Paid Sick Days, Full Staffing, Affordable Healthcare, and Inflation-Adjusted Wages
“The railroad workers are fighting for all of us — for every worker who is forced to do without paid sick leave and is unable to take care of … [Read more...] about Councilmember Sawant Stands with Rail Workers Fighting for a Strong Contract with Paid Sick Days, Full Staffing, Affordable Healthcare, and Inflation-Adjusted Wages