Mayor Wilson’s 2027-2028 Proposed Budget focuses on providing responsible fiscal management of public funds for the people of Seattle. After years of … [Read more...] about Mayor Wilson’s 2027-28 Proposed Budget for OSE
Environment & Sustainability
Greener, Cooler, Healthier: Transforming pavement into trees and plants in the Duwamish Valley
What does it take to help a neighborhood become more resilient to climate change? Adding trees and greenery is one way we help communities stay cool … [Read more...] about Greener, Cooler, Healthier: Transforming pavement into trees and plants in the Duwamish Valley
Leadership in Bloom: A Conversation with Director Lylianna Allala and our New Deputy Director Megan Doiron
Megan (left) and Lylianna (right) shared a laugh during their impromptu photoshoot together. … [Read more...] about Leadership in Bloom: A Conversation with Director Lylianna Allala and our New Deputy Director Megan Doiron
The Green Flag Rises Again at Seward Park
Written By: Todd Burley Seattle Parks and Recreation is excited to announce that Seward Park has received the international Green Flag … [Read more...] about The Green Flag Rises Again at Seward Park
New 2024 Seattle Greenhouse Gas Inventory Shows a Decline in Climate Pollution as Seattle Grows
Today, we released Seattle’s 2024 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory. The findings show core emissions decreased approximately 6% from 2022. The … [Read more...] about New 2024 Seattle Greenhouse Gas Inventory Shows a Decline in Climate Pollution as Seattle Grows
New reports on youth and Indigenous assemblies highlight community priorities for Seattle’s Climate Action Plan
Climate solutions are strongest when they reflect the voices and experiences of communities on the frontlines of climate change. Two newly released … [Read more...] about New reports on youth and Indigenous assemblies highlight community priorities for Seattle’s Climate Action Plan
Myrtle Edwards Park – From Grass to Great
Written By: Todd Burley This summer, Seattle celebrated the renovation of Myrtle Edwards Park, a hidden gem on the shores of Elliott Bay. This … [Read more...] about Myrtle Edwards Park – From Grass to Great
It’s National Farmers Market Week! Fresh Bucks helps Seattle communities access fresh, local food
This week for National Farmers Market Week, communities across the country are celebrating the vital role farmers markets have in … [Read more...] about It’s National Farmers Market Week! Fresh Bucks helps Seattle communities access fresh, local food
A week of connection and collaboration across the Pacific Northwest helps shape Seattle’s Climate Action Plan
What happens when community members, organizations, and climate leaders from across the Pacific Northwest come together for a week of … [Read more...] about A week of connection and collaboration across the Pacific Northwest helps shape Seattle’s Climate Action Plan
Meet Your Neighbors from the City Nature Challenge!
Written By: Todd Burley Many are drawn to Seattle for its beautiful parks, water access, and connection to both the ocean and mountains. Yet how well … [Read more...] about Meet Your Neighbors from the City Nature Challenge!
Learn how to save $6,000 on a heat pump that provides cooling and more ways to prepare for summer heat
Summer is here! Now is a great time to prepare your home for the weather ahead. As climate change continues to warm our … [Read more...] about Learn how to save $6,000 on a heat pump that provides cooling and more ways to prepare for summer heat
Seattle’s progress toward climate-resilient and efficient community centers, libraries, pools, and more!
Reducing the emissions that cause climate change takes all of us. We at the City are taking bold action against major sources of … [Read more...] about Seattle’s progress toward climate-resilient and efficient community centers, libraries, pools, and more!