Seattle's SPR initiated the Park CommUNITY Fund Workshop series to involve locals in equitable park planning and funding, providing education on park developments and advocacy for the 2023-2028 Park District investments.

The Commercial Aviation Work Group plans its fifth meeting at Boeing Field on December 9, focusing on optimizing current transport capacities, not building a new airport. Public input is welcome, with options for in-person or online attendance.

The AARTH in Seattle focuses on culturally attuned health education for the Black community, bridging gaps with public health systems and advocating health equity.

BP crews have identified and are working on the source of a leak in the Olympic Pipeline, which supplies jet fuel to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

Seattle announces waste collection schedule changes during the holiday season, affecting Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day collections.

The Old Tech Drive in Seattle collected various used electronics for refurbishment or recycling, preventing 705 pounds of e-waste and 825 pounds of CO₂ emissions.

Seattle Public Utilities and WM awarded $10,000 in ReThink Waste Grants to five organizations for local sustainability projects aimed at reducing waste and increasing recycling.

King County is revamping its Local Food Initiative to address hunger, land costs, and climate change, with a focus on equitable and sustainable food systems, informed by community input and a decade of experience.

DEEL is seeking new early learning providers for Seattle Preschool Program's 2026-2027 year, with a December 17, 2025 deadline for applications. Programs not previously contracted with SPP should apply.

The Seattle Fire Department partners with the U.S. Marine Corps for a Toys for Tots drive, calling for gift donations at four fire stations on December 6, 2025.

The Redmond WA Police used social media to warn of increased scams, urging caution with suspicious calls and sharing ways to confirm legitimacy and report fraud.

Seattle completes upgrades at the East Pine Substation, enhancing power reliability and capacity for the Central District, First Hill, and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.

Seattle residents gear up for the annual Polar Bear Plunge at Matthews Beach Park, where participants, including children, will swim in chilly lake waters on New Year's Day.