City Manager Weekly Update

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Apr 21, 2022
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Greetings,

City Council adopts local road safety plan, which suggests more sidewalks and increased street lighting

SeaTac Parks and Rec receives more funding from 4Culture, which will be used to support events

City Council approves fleet electrification study to provide assessment of electric vehicle needs for SeaTac

SeaTac crews collect 610 bags of litter in March, will pick up trash from state right of way on Mondays instead of Fridays

SeaTac Spring recycling event scheduled for May 7 at Tyee High School

More utility wraps coming to SeaTac this year

SeaTac awarded Complete Streets Grant, helping fund two Public Works projects

Puget Sound Fire Weekly Update: Firefighters respond to accident on I-5

Construction on International Boulevard and South 154th Street to start next week

City of Kent working on Military Road South near River Ridge Elementary School

Highline Public Schools to Host Tuition-Free Bezos Academy Preschool in 2023

City Council Q&A: Councilmember Iris Guzmán works to represent marginalized communities

SeaTac Police hosting another National Drug Take Back Day on April 30

If you want to learn more about all of the major projects in SeaTac, check out our interactive project activity map.

For the latest COVID-19 resources including testing and vaccination sites, check out the Public Health Insider blog from Public Health-Seattle & King County. 

Sincerely,

Carl Cole, City Manager 

Original source can be found here.

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