This site is designed to reach the widest audience possible by recognizing and serving a user population with diverse electronic access capabilities. City of Seattle web pages are accessible by any computer connected to the Internet through the use of a Web browser (www.seattle.gov) or at over 24 public access work stations in several community centers connected to the City of Seattle via ISDN and high speed modem dial-up connections.

Community Technology Access Sight Directory
Database that displays community sites with free or low cost access to the Internet.

City of Seattle Online Privacy Policy
This policy addresses collection, use and security of and access to information that may be obtained through use of the City of Seattle's web site.

Access Adobe
A link to the Access Adobe web site which assists people with visual disabilities access information in Adobe pdf.

Download Adobe Acrobat Reader
This is a link to the Adobe site where you can download and install a free copy of Acrobat Reader which is required for opening and viewing pdf files.

Internet Explorer - This browser will automatically launch Adobe Acrobat Reader and load the document. To save the file to your hard drive, you will need to:

1. Right click on the link to the pdf file
2. Select Save Target As
3. Choose a location on your local drive where you would like the file saved. The file will be saved using the Document name followed by ".pdf".

Netscape Navigator - Depending on your browser settings the document might load automatically or a pop-up window may appear.

Pop-up window appears

1. Browser will give you a warning on downloading from the Internet.
2. Select the Save it to disk option.
3. Choose a location where you would like the file saved. Name the file and follow the name with a ".pdf". (Example: SMCReport.pdf)

1. Right click on the link to the pdf file
2. Select Save Link As
3. Choose a location where you would like the file saved. The file will be saved using the Document name followed by ".pdf".