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') . Please upgrade . Office of the Mayor Mayor Bruce Harrell Home Topics Search Search Find Posts By Topic Mayor Harrell Announces New City Investments in Post-Overdose Recovery Facility and Enhanced Mobile Addiction Treatment Services May 9, 2024 New mobile medical van deploying to Pioneer Square this summer; pilot post-overdose stabilization services coming online in June SEATTLE, May 9 – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced $7 million in capital funds for facility improvements to organizations treating substance use disorder and providing post-overdose care, opioid medication delivery, and case… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Public Health , Public Safety Mayor Harrell Announces Additions and Changes to Cabinet and Office Staff May 8, 2024 Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced additions and changes to his Cabinet and Mayor’s Office staff: Natalie Walton-Anderson will join Mayor Harrell’s staff on June 5, 2024 as the Director of Public Safety. She fills the position previously held by Kerry Keefe who moved to a role with the… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Administration Mayor Harrell presents $1.45 billion Transportation Levy Proposal aligned around a long-term One Seattle vision for a safe, reliable, connected city May 3, 2024 Responsive to community feedback, Mayor added more funding for sidewalks, transit connections, bridge repair, maintenance and modernization SEATTLE – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell unveiled an 8-year, $1.45 billion levy proposal to fund transportation safety and maintenance in Seattle. This proposal is shaped by community input and follows a period of… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Environment and Sustainability , Transportation and Development Mayor Harrell Announces New Tentative Agreement to Support Recruitment and Retention of Police Officers, Boost Accountability, and Expand Civilian Diversification April 29, 2024 Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell shared the details of the tentative agreement reached with rank-and-file Seattle police officers focusing on recruitment and retention, improved accountability, and civilianization toward a diversified safety response system. Mayor Harrell has submitted legislation to the City Council to approve the proposed agreement following its… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Administration , Public Safety Mayor Bruce Harrell Announces Community Safety Forums and Upcoming Release of the One Seattle Safety Framework April 24, 2024 City leaders to join community members in their neighborhoods to discuss public safety and inform the One Seattle Safety Framework. Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced five additional community safety forums that will give the public opportunity to help shape the soon-to-be-released One Seattle Safety Framework. Building on lessons… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Public Safety As Fires Surge in Vacant Buildings, Mayor Harrell Proposes Emergency Legislation for Faster Demolition and Remediation of Risks April 18, 2024 Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced that he has submitted emergency legislation to amend the Seattle Fire Code and allow the Seattle Fire Department (SFD) to order and complete demolition or remediation of unsafe vacant buildings in Seattle. These dangerous vacant buildings are known hazards that put our first… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Public Health , Public Safety Mayor Harrell Announces 3rd Annual One Seattle Day of Service on May 18 April 12, 2024 Volunteer registration is now open for over 110 service events throughout the city Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced that volunteer registration has opened for the 3rd Annual One Seattle Day of Service which will be returning on Saturday, May 18, 2024. Service to others is one of our… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Citywide Strategy , Office of the Mayor Mayor Harrell Signs New Labor Contracts with City Employees to Strengthen Delivery of Essential Services April 5, 2024 Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell joined members of the Coalition of City Unions (CCU), councilmembers, labor leaders, and City employees to sign new labor contracts into law. The four-year contracts cover wages, benefits, hours, and other working conditions impacting more than 7,000 City workers represented by 16 unions and… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Administration , Office of the Mayor Mayor Harrell Proposes $1.35B Transportation Levy for Safe, Reliable, and Connected Seattle April 5, 2024 Mayor Harrell’s draft Transportation Levy Proposal would fund SDOT to maintain and modernize Seattle’s transportation system, deliver major projects, and support better, safer connections in neighborhoods throughout the city. SEATTLE – Today Mayor Harrell unveiled an 8-year, $1.35 billion transportation levy proposal draft for public input. The proposal recommends more… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Transportation and Development Mayor Harrell and SDOT Break Ground on East Marginal Way Improvement Project Supported by Levy to Move Seattle and Partners April 2, 2024 Seattle (April 2, 2024) – Today, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell joined the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to celebrate the start of construction on the East Marginal Way Corridor Improvement Project. The upgraded streets will support the weight of heavy freight loads and include protected biking facilities, better serving our… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Transportation and Development 1 2 3 … 24 Next » Popular Tags One Seattle Executive Order State of the City Seattle Fire Department Seattle Department of Transportation Browse the Archive Choose a Month May 2024 (3) April 2024 (7) March 2024 (9) February 2024 (8) January 2024 (7) December 2023 (7) November 2023 (10) October 2023 (8) September 2023 (14) August 2023 (10) July 2023 (4) June 2023 (19) May 2023 (7) April 2023 (6) March 2023 (10) February 2023 (7) January 2023 (9) December 2022 (6) November 2022 (5) October 2022 (13) September 2022 (10) August 2022 (11) July 2022 (10) June 2022 (5) May 2022 (6) April 2022 (3) March 2022 (8) February 2022 (6) January 2022 (6) December 2021 (1) All Seattle.gov Blogs Animals The Scoop Assistance Human Interests For Businesses The Bottom Line The Buy Line Consultant Connection Finance and Administrative Services Civil Rights Civil Rights Now Elected Officials Office of the Mayor Council Connection Joy Hollingsworth Bob Kettle Cathy Moore Tammy Morales Teresa Mosqueda Sara Nelson Maritza Rivera Rob Saka Dan Strauss Explore the City Art Beat Parkways Take 21 Center Spotlight News.Seattle.gov Get Involved Front Porch Community Technology Advisory Board (CTAB) Immigrants and Refugees Welcoming Seattle Issues and Initiatives At Home Greenspace Innovation Hub Learning and Education What's the DEEL? 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