January 2020 Newsletter District 4 Seattle City Council Blog This committee oversees the seattle department of transportation, seattle city light, seattle public utilities, and seattle’s information technology department—over half of the city’s budget! we held our first transportation and utilities committee (tuc) meeting of the year on january 15 th. What will this new council look like exactly? let’s meet everyone sitting on the dais in 2020. seattle’s new city council starts monday, jan. 6. district 1: lisa herbold (incumbent).
January 2020 Newsletter District 4 Seattle City Council Blog Although february is a short month, it was very busy and exciting for our team, both at city hall, and in district 4! this marks our first 90 days in office. we have been continually working hard to represent you and all 20 neighborhoods of our district. Council work to date call for and creation of the select committee on federal administration and policy changes, dedicated to identifying strong local responses to federal changes that may threaten city of seattle programs and funding. This newsletter also discusses our upcoming district 4 budget town hall on october 8 and transportation issues such as the west seattle bridge, sdot’s new scooter program, and my upcoming audit of all seattle bridges. Six of the seven new and returning councilmembers will haven taken the oath of office by monday, while district 3’s kshama sawant will take hers at an evening ceremony next monday, jan. 13.
January 2020 Newsletter District 4 Seattle City Council Blog This newsletter also discusses our upcoming district 4 budget town hall on october 8 and transportation issues such as the west seattle bridge, sdot’s new scooter program, and my upcoming audit of all seattle bridges. Six of the seven new and returning councilmembers will haven taken the oath of office by monday, while district 3’s kshama sawant will take hers at an evening ceremony next monday, jan. 13. Fresh off a year of district elections that saw four seats turn over, a reconstituted seattle city council started work monday with a key vote, oaths of office and a volley of speeches . If you would like us to add an organization, contact don [email protected] and we will review your request. the views of these groups and organizations don’t necessarily reflect the views of the city of seattle. Every election is important, but this one feels especially key since the makeup of the city council will be changing significantly. if you care about the direction of the city and its wacky politics, please take the time to exercise your civic right obligation. Listed here is a small selection of records in the seattle municipal archives relating to neighborhoods in district 4, including roosevelt, view ridge, laurelhurst, ravenna, sand point, the university district, wallingford, and wedgwood.
Councilmembers Seattle City Council Blog Fresh off a year of district elections that saw four seats turn over, a reconstituted seattle city council started work monday with a key vote, oaths of office and a volley of speeches . If you would like us to add an organization, contact don [email protected] and we will review your request. the views of these groups and organizations don’t necessarily reflect the views of the city of seattle. Every election is important, but this one feels especially key since the makeup of the city council will be changing significantly. if you care about the direction of the city and its wacky politics, please take the time to exercise your civic right obligation. Listed here is a small selection of records in the seattle municipal archives relating to neighborhoods in district 4, including roosevelt, view ridge, laurelhurst, ravenna, sand point, the university district, wallingford, and wedgwood.
February 2020 Newsletter Seattle City Council Blog Every election is important, but this one feels especially key since the makeup of the city council will be changing significantly. if you care about the direction of the city and its wacky politics, please take the time to exercise your civic right obligation. Listed here is a small selection of records in the seattle municipal archives relating to neighborhoods in district 4, including roosevelt, view ridge, laurelhurst, ravenna, sand point, the university district, wallingford, and wedgwood.
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