The article details a partnership between Snohomish County and UW's Industrial and Systems Engineering Department, where student projects have enhanced county operational efficiency, saving $40,785 annually.

WSDOT announces traffic delays on SR 503 near Battle Ground due to roundabout construction from Aug. 11-17 and Aug. 18-24, with lane closures and reduced speed limit.

Seattle's P-Patch community gardens are donating fresh produce to local food banks, with over 60 patches involved and different patches supporting various organizations.

Seattle Mayor announces a three-days-a-week in-office policy for City workers to boost collaboration and flexibility, with King County and Sound Transit following suit to foster in-person interactions.

Tacoma City Council is considering Ordinance 28974 to modernize parking with electronic payment and enforcement improvements, aiming to ease parking issues. Final reading is set for Tuesday.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites the LGBTQ+ community to the All Gender Recreation Swim at Meadowbrook Pool for an inclusive event on August 11th.

Seattle reports progress on commitments to enhance diplomacy and partnership with tribal nations after the 2023 Tribal Nations Summit, working on 21 out of 23 pledges.

Bellevue Police and Fire departments will host a new centralised National Night Out event at Crossroads Park, featuring family-friendly activities and opportunities for community bonding.

The annual Buoy 10 fishery has launched at the Columbia River with limits on salmon catches to ensure sustainability and excitement over promising Chinook and coho salmon returns.

A blog post recounts how a fleeing dirt bike rider was caught by Pierce County Sheriff's Department, with K9 Eddie tracking him to a porch after a failed traffic stop.

Washington's Spokane County records its first case of chronic wasting disease in a white-tailed deer, triggering increased surveillance efforts by local wildlife authorities.

The Pierce County Parks Kite Festival is slated for August 3-4 at Chambers Creek Regional Park, offering kite flying, food trucks, vendors, and family fun.

The Big Day of Play event in Seattle, hosted by Seattle Parks and Recreation, offers entertainment and activities aimed at community bonding and wellness on August 17.