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:

Governor Inslee Announces New Economic Supports and Extensions of Restrictions through Jan. 4

Holiday Home Decorating Event Registration Deadline - Today's the last day to get your home added to the map!

Win a live tree or a rain barrel in the SeaTac "Get Your Green On" Challenge through Dec. 18

What to do with Gift Wrap? A Holiday Recycling Guide from Recology

Why You Shouldn't Bag Your Recyclables

A Boater Rescue, A Dog Rescue, and a Dumpster Fire: Puget Sound Fire Incident Summary for Week Ending Dec. 5

U.S. Postal Inspection Service & SeaTac Police Arrest "Porch Pirates"

Beware Deals that Seem "Too Good to be True" — Armed Robbery Attempt on Issaquah Family

SeaTac PD's De-Escalation Training Helps Resolve Attempted Boat Theft at Angle Lake

Suspect Caught Cashing Stolen Check on International Blvd.

Counterfeit Money Alert in SeaTac, Shoreline, and Covington

SeaTac Youth Programs Winter Virtual LEGO Workshops

Youth Winter Break Camp Begins Dec. 21

Federal Way Link Extension Construction Updates Through Dec. 22

Latest Public Works Interactive Project Activity Web Map, Including Permitted Construction Data (updated weekly) 

COVID Resources

Statewide COVID-19 Exposure Notification Tool

When Should I Get Tested for COVID-19?

New, Free COVID-19 Test Site at Highline College

Travel Advisory for Washington

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

Eviction and Utility Shut-Off Moratoriums Through Dec. 31

Mental Health Resources for Essential Workers

COVID-19 Mortgage Assistance for Washington Residents

King County program to assist households economically impacted by the coronavirus  

King County COVID-19 daily case data dashboard

In order to better serve our community, we have made changes to the 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