The City of Seattle is doling out funds to revamp local parks and streets, and they’re asking residents to vote on which areas we’d like to see improved. It’s called the Your Voice, Your Choice: […]
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Progress made on Vision Zero Campaign, City reports
The City of Seattle has released its 2017 Vision Zero Progress Report, which highlights steps the City has taken to move closer to its Vision Zero goal of ending traffic […]
City on the lookout for new candidate for Planning Commission
The City of Seattle is looking for a candidate to serve on the Seattle Planning Commission starting in January 2017. Planning Commission members are appointed by the Mayor or the City […]
Council votes to ban “greenwashing” of non-compostable bags
Last week, The City Council voted unanimously to make Seattle the first place in the nation to ban the use of misleading green- and brown-tinted non-compostable plastic bags. The lawmakers […]
City considers 3-year solid waste rate plan
In keeping with SPU’s long-term strategic business plan, on Tuesday the Seattle City Council will consider a rate path for solid waste services on garbage, recycling and composting. The rate increase […]
City seeking community members for HALA Focus Groups
The City is on the lookout for community members to serve on the community focus groups that will guide the implementation of Seattle’s Housing Affordability and Livability Agenda (HALA). The Community Focus […]
City’s NPSF now accepting proposals from community members
The City of Seattle is now accepting proposals to the Neighborhood Park and Street Fund (NPSF) to support improvements to neighborhood parks and streets that are initiated by community members. The […]
City to proceed with homeless encampment on Market St
After months of deliberation and contentious meetings with various neighborhood stakeholders Mayor Ed Murray and Councilmember Mike O’Brien announced on Wednesday that the City is going ahead with the temporary homeless […]
City waiving fees on parking & traffic tickets
If you’ve got unpaid parking and traffic tickets, now is the time to pay them off. Seattle Municipal Court is waiving collections fees and interest during May and June if […]
Ballard emphasized in Walk Bike Ride Challenge
The city is challenging motorists to get out of their cars and either walk, bike or ride the bus. Until the end of April, the Walk Bike Ride Challenge is […]
City wants to know how safe you feel
The City of Seattle has released an online survey to determine residents’ public safety concerns in their neighborhoods, as well as on public transportation. The survey was created by a […]
Join the Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board
The city is looking for new members to join the Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board, a group founded in 1993 to get people out of their cars and walking. The volunteer […]
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