Get Involved
Government works effectively when it works collaboratively with its community. Here are several ways you can get involved to help make Seattle a safe, affordable, vibrant, innovative, and interconnected city.
Issues and Initiatives
Issues and Initiatives involving the Mayor’s office
City Legislation and Records
Legislative records, Seattle Municipal Code, City Charter, Municipal Archives and more.
Citywide News Portal
News from the City of Seattle government.
Citywide Blogs and Social Media
A list of blogs and social media channels managed by the City of Seattle.
Seattle Channel, Emmy Award-winning Civic TV
Available online and on cable channel 21.
Serve on a Board or Commission
The Mayor and City Council appoint residents of Seattle to over 50 boards and commissions. Over 300 of the people who serve are directly appointed by the Mayor.
Clean Up Graffiti
Pledge to keep a four-block area graffiti-free on an ongoing basis or organize a Community Paint-out event.
Adopt a Street
Join more than 700 active volunteer groups who clean up nearly 200 miles of city streets.
Become a Traffic Circle volunteer
If your nearby traffic circle has been orphaned, you may want to consider becoming a traffic circle garden steward.
Report a Plugged Storm Drain
Do not use this form to report dangerous situations or property damage. Call SPU's 24/7 Operations Response Center at (206)-386-1800.
Online Engagement Opportunities
Our Online Public Engagement webpage alerts you to new online surveys, polls, town halls, and more.
Weigh In On Issues
Share and discuss your thoughts on several important issues with others in the community.
Contact the Mayor
Share your thoughts, ask a question, or invite the Mayor to a meeting or event.
Contact City Council
Contact the Seattle City Council or individual Councilmembers.
