City invites neighbors to participate in third Find It, Fix It Community Walk A Find It, Fix It Community Walk is on July 22, 7:00-9:00 pm, beginning at Rainier Beach Station Plaza, as community residents, police, and city officials walk together to identify graffiti for removal, street lighting needs, litter and garbage clean-up, and trimming for overgrown bushes and trees.
Summer of Safety Initiative The Summer of Safety Initiative is a coordinated approach to public safety that mobilizes resources to change our built environment, activates our streets and provides jobs for our youth and young adults.
Free trees for neighborhoods Seattle reLeaf will open the application process for its Trees for Neighborhoods program on August 4, where households can receive up to four free trees.
Summer Paint Out Whether you are a group or an individual, you can tackle graffiti in your neighborhood. Join Summer Paint Out in July and August.
Recreational Marijuana Information Recreational marijuana stores authorized under the voter-approved I-502 are open. While it is regulated by Washington state, the City has compiled general info, including where it can be used, where stores can be located, which agencies to contact with questions and more.
Summer Family and Signature Tap Water ToursSummer tours of the Cedar River Municipal Watershed provide a great opportunity to learn about the source of your drinking water within this unparalleled protected Cascade Mountain water supply.
Seattle City Council districts In 2015, voters will elect seven out of the nine City Council members by district. The remaining two positions will be elected "at-large" (city-wide) in positions 8 and 9. Find out which district you live in by using the 2015 Council District Interactive Map.
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