Redmond WA Police shared a social media post with holiday driving safety tips, including slowing down, not driving impaired or distracted, buckling up, and watching for pedestrians and weather changes.

Kent Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" event pairs officers with local children for a Christmas shopping spree, funded by community donations and fostering goodwill.

The Redmond Fire Department participated in the Redmond Lights event, adding holiday cheer to the community and inviting people to enjoy the bright installations at Downtown Park and Esterra Park.

The Puyallup Police promote the "9PM Routine" to prevent holiday theft, using social media to remind citizens to lock up and secure homes and vehicles.

Auburn offers flood recovery resources and urges affected residents and businesses to report damages. Aid includes cleanup help and potential federal assistance. The deadline for damage reports is December 28.

WSDOT completed emergency repairs on SR 162, reopening the road after a two-day closure for slope stabilization with rocks and boulders along South Prairie Creek.

Tacoma city offices and facilities are closed on Christmas and New Year's Day, with waste services postponed and parking enforcement paused on these holidays.

Crystal Mountain Resort opens for the season on Dec. 20 with limited operations due to recent heavy snowfalls and weather disruptions. Visitors require parking reservations due to highway damage.

Snohomish County is responding to major flood damage, assessing and repairing roads and infrastructure, while emphasizing the importance of safety during the process.

Washington State Ferries expects 700,000 passengers during end-of-year holidays, advising travelers to prepare for delays and utilize the WSDOT app for real-time updates.

Seattle Police and partners provided new winter coats to 340 children at Rising Star Elementary School, highlighting community involvement and support.

Tacoma City Council adopts a community-centric public safety strategy emphasizing holistic approaches, infrastructure improvements, and access to support services for enhancing city-wide safety and well-being.

Tacoma City Council approved the Community & Economic Development Strategic Plan to guide economic growth, emphasizing support for local businesses and sustainable neighborhood development.