The Seattle Office of Emergency Management is attempting to let property owners, and tenants, know that snow and ice removal from sidewalks is our responsibility,… Read More »Seattle Reminds Property Owners On Snow & Ice Removal Responsibility
The City of Seattle, with the help of Seattle University, has created a Seattle Public Safety Survey – please click here and give your feedback… Read More »Provide Feedback On YOUR Safety & Security Concerns, As A Seattlite
In an article written by Jeremy Field, PNW Regional Administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), an estimated one in four businesses won’t re-open after a major disaster, according to recent data.
This morning, on July 8th, at 1:30a, a fire was reported on the Glass Eye Studio campus near the Ship Canal. The Seattle Fire Department got the fire under control, with no injuries reported, by 3:30a.
Three democrats from the 36th District, Senator Reuven Carlyle, Representative Gael Tarleton and Representative Noel Frame, reported that the state budget just approved contains infrastructure investments for our area.
On Sunday, May 26th, from 7a – 11a, the Emerald City Ride takes cyclists, including families and new riders, around the city. Presented by Kaiser Permanente, this 12-mile bike ride is open for up to 10,000 participants to travel around, including on routes not normally open to bicyclists, like the SR99 tunnel and the I-5 Express Lanes.
Last week, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and Seattle Chief of Police Carmen Best announced that the Seattle Police Department (SPD) and other City departments will deploy additional resources to improve public safety and address matters of community maintenance.
On Saturday, June 22nd, the Fremont Arts Council will bring the Solstice Parade back to our streets, starting at 1p. This year, for the very first time, the Fremont Arts Council is attempting to formally schedule the Solstice Cyclists and all other painted bicycle riders, for 2:30p on June 22nd – AFTER THE SOLSTICE PARADE.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has announced the selection of two artists who will serve the country’s first statewide artist-in-residence program, embedding artists in the agency and in its work around Washington state.
Great news off the Seattle Police Department Blotter (click here,) about the arrest of a suspect in several arson fires in Queen Anne, Ballard and South Fremont; fires set in October and November 2018. Unfortunately, this suspect is not believed to be connected to the arson fires set in the early hours of December 24th, 2018, in Fremont.
