Seattle Channel
Alexis Mercedes Rinck, candidate for City of Seattle Council Pos. 8-Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Title
- Alexis Mercedes Rinck, candidate for City of Seattle Council Pos. 8-Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 2:03
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Alexis Mercedes Rinck is running for City of Seattle, Council Position 8.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
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- Isaiah Willoughby, candidate for City of Seattle Mayor - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 1:20
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. Isaiah Willoughby is running for City of Seattle Mayor.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Candidates for Seattle School Dist. 1, Director Dist. 5 - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 9:14
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. The candidates appear in the same order as they will on the ballot. This video includes statements from candidates running for Seattle School District No. 1, Director District No. 5.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Claudia Balducci, candidate for King County Executive - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 1:58
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 King County & Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Claudia Balducci is running for King County Executive.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Joe Mizrahi, candidate for Seattle School Dist. 1, Director Dist. 4-Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:52
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 primary election ballot. Each statement is up to two-minutes long and unedited. Joe Mizrahi is running for Seattle School District No. 1, Director District No. 4.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Seattle Prop 1: Property Tax for Democracy Voucher Program CON - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:34
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. The candidates and issues appear in the same order as they will on the ballot. Proponents and opponents are invited to record statements for or against Seattle Proposition 1, which concerns the Property Tax for Democracy Vouchers program. Ari Hoffman speaks against Seattle Proposition 1.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
- Title
- Candidates for City of Seattle, Mayor - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 13:52
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. The candidates appear in the same order as they will on the ballot. This video includes statements from candidates running for City of Seattle, Mayor.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
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- Jamie Fackler, candidate for City of Seattle, Council District 2 - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:49
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Jamie Fackler is running for City of Seattle, Council District 2.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website:
https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-polic...
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- Julissa Sanchez, candidate for Seattle School Dist. 1, Dir. Dist. 5-Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:55
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 primary election ballot. Each statement is up to two-minutes long and unedited. Julissa Sanchez is running for Seattle School District No. 1, Director District No. 5.
Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
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- Girmay Zahilay, candidate for King County Executive - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 2:04
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 King County & Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Girmay Zahilay is running for King County Executive.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Candidates for City of Seattle, City Attorney - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 8:21
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. The candidates appear in the same order as they will on the ballot. This video includes statements from candidates running for City of Seattle, City Attorney.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/on...
- Title
- Connor Nash, candidate for City of Seattle, Council Position 9 - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 2:02
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Connor Nash is running for City of Seattle, Council Position 9.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website:
https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Nathan Rouse, candidate for City of Seattle City Attorney - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 2:01
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. Nathan Rouse is running for City of Seattle City Attorney
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Dionne Foster, candidate for City of Seattle, Council Position 9 - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 2:02
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Dionne Foster is running for City of Seattle, Council Position 9.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website:
https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-polic...
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- Eddie Lin, candidate for City of Seattle, Council District 2 - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:53
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each statement is up to two minutes long and unedited. Eddie Lin is running for City of Seattle, Council District 2.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Katie Wilson, candidate for City of Seattle Mayor - Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary Election
- Runtime
- 2:03
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 ballot. Each of the statements is up to two minutes long and unedited. Katie Wilson is running for City of Seattle Mayor.
Learn more about the candidates by reading their Candidate Introductions. All Seattle candidates were invited to submit a voluntary 200-word Candidate Introduction, photo, contact information, and whether or not they accept Democracy Vouchers. Introductions are available in 18 languages. Learn more at seattle.gov/democracyvoucher.
King County residents can locate their congressional, legislative, county council and city council voting districts using the "Find My Districts" tool found on the King County Elections website: https://kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx
View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
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- Allycea Weil, candidate for Seattle School Dist. 1 Director Dist. 5-Video Voters’ Guide 2025 Primary
- Runtime
- 1:58
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Welcome to the 2025 Seattle Primary Election Video Voters' Guide, your chance to hear directly from the participants appearing on the August 5 primary election ballot. Each statement is up to two-minutes long and unedited. Allycea Weil is running for Seattle School District No. 1, Director District No. 5.
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- Title
- Select Budget Committee 7/16/25
- Runtime
- 3:32:57
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; CB 121028: relating to the business and occupation tax; CB 121030: relating to acceptance of funding from non-City sources; CB 121031: amending the 2025 Budget and 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP); CB 121032: amending the 2025 Budget and 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP); CB 121033: relating to the financing of the Human Capital Management System project; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
2:08 Public Comment
41:39 CB 121028: relating to the business and occupation tax
2:27:00 CB 121030 and Ordinance 127156
3:00:00 CB 121031: amending the 2025 Budget and 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
3:14:55 CB 121032: amending the 2025 Budget and 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP)
3:23:17 CB 121033: relating to the financing of the Human Capital Managemen...
- Title
- City Council 7/15/2025
- Runtime
- 1:56:18
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Agenda: Call to Order; Roll Call; Presentations; Public Comment; Adoption of Introduction and Referral Calendar, Approval of the Agenda; Approval of the Consent Calendar; CB 121006: relating to chronic nuisance properties; CB 120995: relating to a new civil cause of action against graffiti taggers for illegal graffiti on public and private property and requiring restitution; CB 121003: relating to the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority (Sound Transit); Res 32172: Sound Transits Link light rail alignment; CB 121008: amending the Landscape Conservation and Infrastructure Program (LCLIP) Funding Plan for South Lake Union and Downtown; CB 121014: relating to Seattle Public Utilities - sale of real property; CB 121015: relating to Seattle Public Utilities - easement; Items Removed from the Consent Calendar; Adoptions of Other Resolutions; Other Business; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
1:26 Public Comment
23:14 Adoption of Introduction and Referral Cale...
- Title
- Seattle celebrates early success of Seattle Police Department's Real Time Crime Center
- Runtime
- 38:33
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Mayor Bruce Harrell and Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes celebrate the initial implementation and early successes of Seattle Police Departments Real Time Crime Center (RTCC). Launched on May 20, the center allows crime analysts to view different video and data streams to provide real-time analysis to officers. It has already supported hundreds of investigations.
The police department shares a video that shows the power of the centers capabilities in solving a gun-related crime.
Speakers and attendees include:
Mayor Bruce Harrell, City of Seattle
Chief Shon Barnes, Seattle Police Department
Capt. James Britt, Chief Shon Barnes, Seattle Police Department
Councilmember Bob Kettle, Seattle City Council
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- Title
- Volunteers roll up their sleeves for One Seattle Day of Service
- Runtime
- 1:18
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- From Lake City to Rainier Beach, Seattle residents pitched in to make their neighborhoods cleaner, safer, and more connected. Now in its fourth year, the One Seattle Day of Service saw strong turnout across more than 80 sites, highlighting the power of volunteer action.
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- Seattle City Council Transportation Committee 7/15/2025
- Runtime
- 1:39:01
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; District Project Fund Presentation; SDOT Pothole Repair Program Presentation; CB 121026: alley vacation in the North Rainier Hub Urban Village neighborhood; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
District Project Fund Presentation
SDOT Pothole Repair Program Presentation
CB 121026: alley vacation in the North Rainier Hub Urban Village neighborhood
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- Lake City Court P-Patch gets spruced up during One Seattle Day of Service
- Runtime
- 1:18
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Saturday, July 12th, was the 4th annual One Seattle Day of Service. Over 80 locations across the city had volunteers taking action to improve the city we love. At the Lake City Court P-Patch, about a dozen volunteers tidied the gardens and cleaned the playground in the adjacent courtyard. Other activities around the city included painting pollution warnings near drainage grates, graffiti abatement, furniture repair, and "Stop the Bleed" emergency medical training.
More info: https://seattle.gov/mayor/one-seattle-initiatives/day-of-service
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- Title
- Lake City Court P-Patch gets spruced up during One Seattle Day of Service
- Runtime
- 1:18
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Saturday, July 12th, was the 4th annual One Seattle Day of Service. Over 80 locations across the city had volunteers taking action to improve the city we love. At the Lake City Court P-Patch, about a dozen volunteers tidied the gardens and cleaned the playground in the adjacent courtyard. Other activities around the city included painting pollution warnings near drainage grates, graffiti abatement, furniture repair, and "Stop the Bleed" emergency medical training.
More info: https://seattle.gov/mayor/one-seattle-initiatives/day-of-service
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Briefing 7/14/2025
- Runtime
- 1:15:04
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Approval of the Minutes; President's Report; Signing of Letters and Proclamations; Preview of City Council Actions, Council and Regional Committee; Executive Session on Pending, Potential, or Actual Litigation*
*Executive Sessions are closed to the public
- Title
- Swearing-in of Seattle Police Department Chief Shon F. Barnes
- Runtime
- 0:25
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
This week, Shon F. Barnes was sworn in as the 38th Chief of Police for the Seattle Police Department. Chief Barnes stepped in to lead the police department at the end of January.
- Title
- Sustainability, City Light, Arts and Culture Committee 7/11/25
- Runtime
- 1:59:18
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Appointments and Reappointments; CB 121025: relating to the City Light Department; Seattle City Light Power Supply Briefing; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to order
3:34 Public Comment
9:50 Appointments and Reappointments
57:30 CB 121025: relating to the City Light Department
1:14:57 Seattle City Light Power Supply Briefing
- Title
- Seattle City Council Governance, Accountability and Economic Development Committee 7/10/2025
- Runtime
- 2:36:14
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Res 32174: setting out public-safety related funding priorities; Audit Recommendation Updates; Res 32173: adopting General Rules and Procedures of the Seattle City Council; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
2:12 Public Comment
18:38 Res 32174: setting out public-safety related funding priorities
1:34:42 Audit Recommendation Updates
2:07:40 Res 32173: adopting General Rules and Procedures of the Seattle City Council
- Title
- Seattle Fire & Seattle Parks team up to offer free CPR classes for Seattle community members
- Runtime
- 1:00
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- King County has one of the highest survival rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the world. One key factor is the increasing number of citizens who have cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. To help keep this trend going in right direction, the Seattle Fire Department has partnered with Seattle Parks and Recreation to host free CPR classes at community centers throughout the city. If you are interested, you can visit Seattle.gov/medic2 to find the locations and dates of upcoming classes.
@SeattleFire
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- Title
- Shon Barnes is sworn in as chief of the Seattle Police Department
- Runtime
- 45:43
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Shon F. Barnes is sworn in as chief of the Seattle Police Department (SPD). On July 1, 2025, Chief Barnes was unanimously confirmed by Seattle City Councilmembers in a vote of 9-0.
Barnes stepped in to lead the police department at the end of January. Chief Barnes previously served as the chief of police in Madison, Wisconsin, and was the director of training and professional development for the Civilian Office of Police Accountability in Chicago, Illinois.
As the 38th Chief of Police at SPD, Chief Barnes brings a new vision to the department at a time when the momentum continues to grow in recruiting while crime has decreased by about nine percent. Today, SPD is expanding with more than 90 recruits year-to-date.
Speakers and attendees include:
Mayor Bruce Harrell, City of Seattle
Chief Shon F. Barnes, Seattle Police Department
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Parks, Public Utilities and Technology Committee 7/9/25
- Runtime
- 42:09
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to the Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; CB 121008: amending the Landscape Conservation and Infrastructure Program Funding Plan; CB 121014: relating to Seattle Public Utilities; CB 121015: relating to Seattle Public Utilities; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
Public Comment
CB 121008: amending the LCLIP Funding Plan for South Lake Union and Downtown
CB 121014: relating to Seattle Public Utilities
CB 121015: relating to Seattle Public Utilities
- Title
- Seattle Fire & Seattle Parks team up to offer free CPR classes for Seattle community members
- Runtime
- 5:07
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- King County has one of the highest survival rates of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the world. One key factor is the increasing number of citizens who have cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. To help keep this trend going in right direction, the Seattle Fire Department has partnered with Seattle Parks and Recreation to host free CPR classes at community centers throughout the city. If you are interested, you can visit Seattle.gov/medic2 to find the locations and dates of upcoming classes.
@SeattleFire
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- Title
- Seattle City Council 7/8/2025
- Runtime
- 51:52
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Roll Call; Presentations; Public Comment; Appointments and reappointments; Appt 03189: Appointment of Dan Eder as Director, City Budget Office; CB 121012: relating to the financing of the Seattle Social Housing Developer; CB 120989: relating to the Seattle Department of Transportation; CB 121003: relating to the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority; Res 32172: approving the alignment, station locations, and maintenance base location for Sound Transit’s Link light rail lines; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
00:59 Public Comment
15:00 Adoption of Introduction and Referral Calendar, Approval of the Agenda; Approval of the Consent Calendar
19:08 Appt 03189: Appointment of Dan Eder as Director, City Budget Office
35:00 CB 121012: relating to the financing of the Seattle Social Housing Developer
37:16 CB 120989: relating to...
- Title
- Seattle Sound Check
- Runtime
- 1:21
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- 🔊 Turn up the volume for the third installment of Seattle Sound Check! @hockeyteethband shared a few local artists they think we should be listening to now. Catch them at Capitol Hill Block Party on July 19. 🪩
@DieRightBand @magentawavemusic @MovinginSlow @weareinstantcrush
- Title
- Public Safety Committee 7/8/2025
- Runtime
- 2:04:33
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; CB 120995: illegal graffiti on public and private property; CB 121006: relating to chronic nuisance properties; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
7:12 Public Comment
20:13 CB 120995: relating to a new civil cause of action against graffiti taggers for illegal graffiti
52:47 CB 121006: relating to chronic nuisance properties
- Title
- Seattle Council Briefing 7/725
- Runtime
- 59:09
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Approval of the Minutes; President's Report; Signing of Letters and Proclamations; Preview of City Council Actions, Council and Regional Committee.
- Title
- Seattle: A History in Short Stories (15,000BCE to 1909)
- Runtime
- 56:39
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- From a rainy backwater to a tech-driven powerhouse, Seattle has zoomed from obscurity to a global leader in just over 100 years. But where did it start and where will it go? Discover the prehistory, booms and busts, conflicts and treaties, and the incredible people who transformed Seattle into one of the world's great cities. Created by John Forsen.
Watch Episode 2 (1909 to 1962) here: https://youtu.be/TXMcCKq9Vo8
Watch Episode 3 (1962-Present) here: https://youtu.be/0cweq6CmBSk?si=CK8p6LxhBR3wDchL
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Land Use Committee 7/2/2025
- Runtime
- 47:45
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Reappointments to Seattle Planning Commission; CB 121009: relating to land use and zoning - updating subdivision procedures; CB 121011: relating to land use and zoning - Roots to Roofs Bonus Pilot Program; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
1:05 Public Comment
19:40 Reappointments
23:19 CB 121009: relating to land use and zoning
28:31 CB 121011: relating to land use and zoning
- Title
- Mayor Harrell signs legislation to speed up delivery of light rail to West Seattle & Ballard
- Runtime
- 11:21
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Mayor Bruce Harrell joined King County Executive Shannon Braddock and transportation leaders to sign new legislation that will streamline the permitting process for Sound Transit expansion to Ballard and West Seattle.
This legislation amends the City’s land use code to simplify and streamline development standards and permit processes for the entirety of the Ballard and West Seattle light rail projects with a goal of cutting the permitting time in half, from the previous average of 240 days down to 120. The revised code develops comprehensive tree and vegetation management plans, improves accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists, creates a more efficient appeals process, and will sequence construction to keep people and goods moving.
Speakers and attendees include:
Mayor Bruce Harrell, City of Seattle
Shannon Braddock, King County Executive
Ki...
- Title
- Finance, Native Communities and Tribal Governments Committee 7/2/2025
- Runtime
- 3:27:36
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Appt 03189: Appointment of Dan Eder as Director, City Budget Office; CB 121012: relating to the financing of the Seattle Social Housing Developer; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
- Title
- Seattle City Council 7/1/2025
- Runtime
- 1:42:49
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- View the City of Seattle's commenting policy: seattle.gov/online-comment-policy
Agenda: Call to Order; Roll Call; Presentations; Public Comment; Appt 03175: Appointment of Shon Fitzgerald Barnes as Seattle Police Chief; CB 120999: relating to Seattle Parks and Recreation; CB 121002: authorizing the General Manager/CEO of Seattle Public Utilities to enter into two interlocal agreements; Adjournment.
- Title
- Council President Nelson announces plan to fund addiction treatment
- Runtime
- 37:00
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Council President Sara Nelson (Position 9) is joined by local care providers to announce details of a resolution that would dedicate a portion of any proposed sales tax for investments in addiction treatment, recovery services, and facilities. Earlier this year the Washington State Legislature gave local jurisdictions the option to implement a one-tenth of one percent (0.1%) sales tax for public safety-related programs.
Speakers and attendees include:
Council President Sara Nelson, Seattle City Council
Dr. Mercy Waingina, CEO & Founder, Hope and Chance Integrated Health
Daniel Malone, Executive Director, DESC
Brandi McNeil, Executive Director, Purpose Dignity Action
Steve Woolworth, CEO, Evergreen Treatment Services
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Transportation Committee 7/1/2025
- Runtime
- 26:45
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
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Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Res 32172: approving the alignment, station locations, and maintenance base location for Sound Transit’s Link light rail lines; CB 121003: relating to the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority; CB 120989: relating to the Seattle Department of Transportation; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
2:15 Public Comment
7:52 Res 32172: approving the alignment, station locations, and maintenance base location for Sound Transit’s Link light rail lines and CB 121003: relating to the Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority
17:40 CB 120989: relating to the Seattle Department of Transportation
- Title
- Seattle bids a fond farewell to Memorial Stadium
- Runtime
- 2:10
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Community members gathered for "Lights Out . . . For Now: Memorial Stadium Open House & Preview Event," on Thursday, June 26, where Memorial Stadium was open to the public for one last visit to bid a fond farewell, share favorite memories, and learn about the exciting plans for Memorial Stadium’s future.
Memorial Stadium is set to undergo a $140 million transformation beginning this summer. The project is led by Seattle Public Schools, City of Seattle, and One Roof Stadium Partnership (a consortium of Seattle Kraken, Climate Pledge Arena, and One Roof Foundation) – a unique public-private partnership to preserve the stadium’s legacy for future generations.
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- Title
- Seattle bids a fond farewell to Memorial Stadium
- Runtime
- 2:10
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Community members gathered for "Lights Out . . . For Now: Memorial Stadium Open House & Preview Event," on Thursday, June 26, where Memorial Stadium was open to the public for one last visit to bid a fond farewell, share favorite memories, and learn about the exciting plans for Memorial Stadium’s future.
Memorial Stadium is set to undergo a $140 million transformation beginning this summer. The project is led by Seattle Public Schools, City of Seattle, and One Roof Stadium Partnership (a consortium of Seattle Kraken, Climate Pledge Arena, and One Roof Foundation) – a unique public-private partnership to preserve the stadium’s legacy for future generations.
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Briefing 6/30/25
- Runtime
- 45:19
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
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Agenda: Approval of the Minutes; President's Report; Signing of Letters and Proclamations; Preview of City Council Actions, Council and Regional Committees; Executive Session I on Pending, Potential, or Actual Litigation* ; Executive Session II on Pending, Potential, or Actual Litigation*; Executive Session III on Pending, Potential, or Actual Litigation*
*Executive Sessions are closed to the public
- Title
- Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs support neighbors in case of disaster
- Runtime
- 1:00
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Since 2008, the Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs have steadily grown throughout the city's neighborhoods, currently over 130 sites. Volunteers with various skills, from radio communications to mental health counselors, gather a few times a year for a drill. They set up a hub site and practice an emergency scenario with the help of community members playing the part of neighbors in need.
The next drill will be in North Capitol Hill on August 24th from 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. If you are interested in volunteering or want to know more about the Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs, visit their website at https://seattleemergencyhubs.org/.
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- Title
- Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs support neighbors in case of disaster
- Runtime
- 3:33
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
- Since 2008, the Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs have steadily grown throughout the city's neighborhoods, currently over 130 sites. Volunteers with various skills, from radio communications to mental health counselors, gather a few times a year for a drill. They set up a hub site and practice an emergency scenario with the help of community members playing the part of neighbors in need.
The next drill will be in North Capitol Hill on August 24th from 2:30 - 5:30 p.m. If you are interested in volunteering or want to know more about the Seattle Emergency Communication Hubs, visit their website at https://seattleemergencyhubs.org/.
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- Title
- Seattle City Council Governance, Accountability and Economic Development Committee 6/26/2025
- Runtime
- 2:00:59
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
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Agenda: Call to Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; Appointments and Reappointments to Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission, Labor Standards Advisory Commission; Brick and Mortar Retail Roundtable Discussion; Adjournment.
0:00 Call to Order
3:28 Public Comment
11:48 Appointments and Reappointments
35:58 Brick and Mortar Retail Roundtable Discussion
- Title
- Seattle City Council Parks, Public Utilities and Technology Committee 6/25/25
- Runtime
- 1:34:15
- Date posted
- 1 year ago
- Description
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Agenda: Call to the Order; Approval of the Agenda; Public Comment; CB 120999: relating to Seattle Parks and Recreation; CB 121008: amending the Landscape Conservation and Infrastructure Program Funding Plan for South Lake Union and Downtown; 121002: authorizing the General Manager/CEO of Seattle Public Utilities to enter into two interlocal agreements; Adjournment.
