Greetings,

Traffic Alert: S 200th St/Des Moines Memorial Drive Aug 27-28

City Alters City Hall Hours due to Staff Furloughs.

On Tuesday, September 1, from 5 to 6:30 PM, the City Council will hold a conversation with the residents of the City regarding public safety.

U.S. Census Bureau Workers are going Door-to-Door in SeaTac. How to identify a census taker.

Mark Your Calendars, the City will be Giving Away Free Face Coverings to SeaTac Residents on Saturday, September 19.

SeaTac Detectives Catch Hotel Bandits.

Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary August 9-15, 2020

SeaTac City Council is Now Accepting Remote Public Comments at Virtual Meetings.

Applications for 2021 Comprehensive Plan/Development Regulations Amendment Process are Due September 30, 2020.

Federal Way Link Extension Construction Updates

Check out Public Works Interactive Project Activity Web Map.

COVID Resources

August 24, 2020 Update on Covid-19 in King County with Dr. Jeff Duchin

Party Of Five: What Are The Rules?

KCVP is now offering housing stabilization assistance to veterans affected by COVID-19

Food resource for families with school-aged children

SeaTac Parks has reopened some restrooms. 

Hot Weather Tips During A Pandemic.

For SeaTac resident the Salvation Army Seattle White Center Food Bank is open to assist you. 

King County has a  map with free public food resources in King County. Click on the ‘Return to Main Page’ button to see a list view and printable list view.   

King County has a newly-redesigned COVID-19 daily case data dashboard which includes City statistics.

A New Normal: FlyHealthy@SEA  

King County regional donations connector.

For anyone who wants to be tested for COVID-19, King County has launched free COVID-19 testing sites throughout the King County. 

In order to better serve our community, we have made changes our home page of our website and added three pages of COVID Resources.

• Latest COVID-19 Update
• Business Resource Page
• Community Resource Page

Stay safe and remember to wash your hands.

Carl Cole City Manager