The City Council passed a midyear supplemental budget that included funding for neighborhood outreach in impacted areas, universal school meals funding items and a $300,000 one-time grant allocation to community organizations serving transgender people arriving to Seattle.

Neighborhood leaders briefed the committee on the Seattle Neighborhood Impact Framework (SNIF), a coordination model that pairs ambassadors, outreach, intensive case management and prioritized shelter placements; a CID cohort placed in COLEAD shelter saw 95% service connections and a 50% reduction in neighborhood encounters among that group.

Council member Rivera honors neighborhoods and prepares for upcoming community events.

Committee members underscore community engagement and outline next steps for safety initiatives.

Seattle's new ordinance aims to reform outdated residential zoning to improve housing accessibility.

Residents call for Seattle to prioritize green space development over current density plans.

Community members urge preservation of setbacks and neighborhood aesthetics amid housing changes.

Council passes legislation allowing 24-month extensions for delayed building permits amidst economic hardship.

Council discusses the importance of accountability and fiscal sponsorship in community funding programs.

Discover Seattle’s Broadway neighborhood in Capitol Hill—a vibrant, walkable area with rich history, dining, culture, and real estate options.