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Effective 08/09/2021:

Seattle Police Headquarters public service counter will reopen for Limited In-Person Services - available by appointment only.  Our precinct facilities remain closed at this time.   Find out more on our closure information page.
Seattle Police Department Adrian Diaz, Chief of Police
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