Dear SeaTac Residents,

We've compiled a list of stories and resources about the community, the City, and its services that we hope you'll find useful in the coming week:

Free Drive-Through Vaccination Clinic in Kent Saturday, Oct. 17

State Route 99 Weekend Closure Between South 204th and South 208th Streets

Showcase your Halloween Home Decorations.

Halloween Virtual Haunted House Workshop Using LEGO

SeaTac Drug Take-Back Day October 24

Take the SeaTac Pedestrian Safety Survey

Halloween Tips from Public Health

King County General Election Ballots Mailed to SeaTac Residents

SeaTac and King County Flood Control District Team Up to Battle Urban Flooding

SeaTac Police Street Crimes Unit Recovers Stolen Truck, Drug Paraphernalia, Pistol, and Halloween Mask

Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority Weekly Incident Summary for Week Ending Oct. 10

SeaTac Fall Recycling Event Oct. 24 - New Location

Citizen Advisory Committee Vacancies – Applications being accepted

COVID Resources

New, Free Drive-Through Testing Site in Federal Way

Governor Inslee Extends Eviction and Utility Shut-Off Moratoriums Through Dec. 31

Metro COVID-19 Recovery Report

Free Covid-19 Testing in Tukwila

Mental Health Resources for Essential Workers

Reducing Coronavirus Risk as We Spend More Time Indoors for Fall And Winter

Need Help with your Mortgage? 

Rent Assistance for SeaTac Renters

King County has created a new $41 million program to assist households economically impacted by the coronavirus.

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.

Sincerely,

Carl Cole, City Manager