What if understanding how city government works felt less like decoding a maze and more like unlocking a door? The Seattle Department of … [Read more...] about Turn Curiosity into Civic Power: Get Up to $5,000 for Community-Led Projects
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Notice of Election: Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board
Seattle’s Historic Preservation Program conducts its annual election for Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board members who … [Read more...] about Notice of Election: Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board
City of Seattle’s Food Equity Starter Fund Grant Now Accepting Applications
Right now, across Seattle, something powerful is happening in kitchens, community centers, and gardens you won’t find on a map. Neighbors … [Read more...] about City of Seattle’s Food Equity Starter Fund Grant Now Accepting Applications
“Best Day Ever” Neighborhood Series Kicks Off with South Park Celebration
On Saturday, March 21, people of Seattle gathered in South Park for the first Best Day Ever event, a day of service, storytelling, shared meals, and … [Read more...] about “Best Day Ever” Neighborhood Series Kicks Off with South Park Celebration
The Food Equity Fund Helps Small, Community Organizations Advance Food Justice through Starter Fund Investments
The Food Equity Fund (FEF), managed by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods (DON), supports projects that address food insecurity and … [Read more...] about The Food Equity Fund Helps Small, Community Organizations Advance Food Justice through Starter Fund Investments
Landmarks Preservation Board to Consider Nomination of The People’s Wall
Seattle Department of Neighborhood’s Landmarks Preservation Board will consider the nomination of The People’s Wall (1919 E Spruce … [Read more...] about Landmarks Preservation Board to Consider Nomination of The People’s Wall
Historic Preservation Community Occupation Series: El Centro de la Raza Building Beloved Community
This piece is part of a short series focused on community occupations of historical places in Seattle. These stories, told by community members, … [Read more...] about Historic Preservation Community Occupation Series: El Centro de la Raza Building Beloved Community
The Future is Bright: Updates from the Seattle Youth Commission
The Seattle Youth Commission (SYC) is a group of 15 Seattle teens from across the city appointed by the Mayor and City Council. Youth Commissioners … [Read more...] about The Future is Bright: Updates from the Seattle Youth Commission
City of Seattle Awards 2026 Technology Matching Fund Grants to Organizations Addressing Digital Inequalities
The City of Seattle announces the 2026 recipients of its annual Technology Matching Fund (TMF) grants. This … [Read more...] about City of Seattle Awards 2026 Technology Matching Fund Grants to Organizations Addressing Digital Inequalities
A New Season for Seattle’s Neighborhoods: Welcome our New Director Quynh Pham
UPDATE: Quynh Pham was officially confirmed as the next Director of Department of Neighborhoods by a unanimous vote of the Seattle City Council on May … [Read more...] about A New Season for Seattle’s Neighborhoods: Welcome our New Director Quynh Pham
Kick Off the Garden Season at the P-Patch Earth Day Resource Fair
The weather is warming. Cherry blossoms are popping. And the days are getting longer here in Seattle. You know what that means; garden season is upon … [Read more...] about Kick Off the Garden Season at the P-Patch Earth Day Resource Fair
Meet Kolbi Monasmith, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Indigenous Advisory Council Liaison
Kolbi Monasmith joined the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods as the new Indigenous Advisory Council Liaison in January 2026. She is a citizen of the … [Read more...] about Meet Kolbi Monasmith, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Indigenous Advisory Council Liaison