Mark your calendars! Join us at Lumen Field Muckleshoot Plaza on September 26 from 10 AM to 2 PM for the 100 Days of Action Gun Lockbox Giveaway. Don't miss your chance to get a FREE lockbox and connect with community providers and resources at our community resource fair.

Join the Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs for a free Citizenship Application Workshop on Saturday, September 28th at the Delridge Community Center in West Seattle! To register, call (206) 623-2105 or fill out the registration form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Seattle Municipal Court, along with 28 social service providers, are hosting a Community Relief Day from 10 AM - 3 PM on Friday, Sept. 27, at the Jefferson Community Center in Beacon Hill. Learn more here: seattle.gov/courts/about/c…

Moments ago, Mayor Bruce Harrell Bruce Harrell outlined his 2025-2026 budget proposal. Watch his full comments here: youtu.be/QVGQuSlAcqc Learn more about the mayor's City of Seattle vision here: harrell.seattle.gov/2024/09/24/may…

📚 Attention teachers! 🚆 Sound Transit is here to help your students learn about safe transit practices with FREE in-school presentations! We customize our talks to fit your needs. Interested? 👉ow.ly/kfnk50TuO3O

King County, along with local partners, are hosting a Gun Lockbox Giveaway on Sept 26 at Lumen Field Muckleshoot Heritage Plaza from 10AM - 2PM. Pick up a free lockbox and connect with community providers and resources at the community resource fair.

🍂🍁 Fall hours start today! Some branches will see more weekend and evening hours for afterschool access. See current schedules for all branches at spl.org/Hours

Climate action is urgent — wildfires, heatwaves, and floods are hitting U.S. cities hard ⏰ #ClimateWeekNYC happening this week features local-level leaders from around the world mobilizing to fight against climate change 🌎 Alongside The Climate Mayors across the U.S.,

Free COVID tests are back! Get up to 4 tests mailed to your door by signing up at CovidTests.gov. The kits will ship as early as next week. More info: seattletimes.com/seattle-news/h…

Connectivity was a priority when designing Overlook Walk. There are multiple ways travel between the waterfront and Pike Place Market via elevators and ramps or stairs. You can use the new pedestrian connection starting Friday afternoon, October 4!

Crews are responding to an outage in the Central District affecting approx. 10,000 customers. The cause is under investigation and an estimated time of restoration has yet to be determined. Follow along on our outage map at: seattle.gov/city-light/out…

Power outage affecting Central District/South Seattle neighborhoods. Treat dark signals as all-way stops and use caution.

Morning! If you’re headed into the Seattle area today expect delays & unexpected road closures. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic nominee for vice president, is in town today, 10/8. US Secret Service manages travel routes & motorcades. Follow WSDOT Traffic for updates ⬇️

We’re updating street parking rates on October 15 as part of our regular seasonal adjustments. We set rates to have one or two parking spaces available on each block at any time. Most rates (60%) remain the same, but some change by $0.50/hr. See where: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2024/10/10/aut…

REMINDER: the Ballard Bridge will be CLOSED TO DRIVERS this weekend. The closure begins in the evening on Friday, October 11 and ends at 5 AM on Monday, October 14. PLEASE: use the Aurora Bridge to avoid congestion around the Fremont Bridge. Info: seattle.gov/transportation…

As a reminder, we’re closed today for Indigenous People's Day. We’ll be open tomorrow morning. In the meantime, you can still make a complaint or apply for a permit online using our Seattle Services Portal at bit.ly/3fxlujp

Have you registered for the #Shakeout happening 10/17 at 10:17 am yet? If not, register now at shakeout.org/Washington to practice & improve your level of earthquake & tsunami preparedness. Everyone can participate! More on WA's tsunami hazard at: mil.wa.gov/tsunamis #wawx

Are you #earthquake ready? Stay one step ahead of the next earthquake by registering at ShakeOut.org, and join millions across the world for the Great #ShakeOut on October 17th. Preparedness resources can be found in 16 languages at EarthquakeCountry.org.

Seattle workers have the right to use paid sick and safe time to care for themselves, a family member, or a household member for reasons related to domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking. Learn more about the Paid Sick and Safe Time Ordinance at seattle.gov/laborstandards…

Mayor Bruce Harrell recently provided an update to the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan, unveiling proposed zoning maps that builds on the feedback we heard earlier this year. View and comment on the maps at zoning.oneseattleplan.com, plus info for future info sessions.