Seattle City Light highlighted their Energy Week 2025 activities aimed at promoting energy efficiency, renewables, and emission reduction in the Seattle 2030 District.

School Resource Officers prepared gifts for 32 graduating unaccompanied youth in the Bethel School District, recognizing their achievements despite challenges.

Sammamish invites residents to an Open House on June 11 for input on the Town Center Amendment Draft Plan and SEIS, offering discussions, refreshments, and activities for kids.

North Bend City Council approves Sidewalk Gap Removal Program, contracting Fury Site Works to enhance pedestrian connectivity. Work begins in June, targeting areas like SE 140th Street and North Bend Way.

The Secure Your Load for Safer Roads initiative in Washington aims to prevent crashes and litter from unsecured vehicle loads, with state agencies reinforcing the message and offering resources to ensure cargo is safely secured.

Clark County seeks volunteers for the Accessible Community Advisory Committee to advise on disability issues, requiring a majority of disabled members.

Everett partners with the SCD to promote tree planting in urban areas, offering free trees, education, and engagement through the Urban & Community Forests Program until December 2028.

Bellevue invites residents to apply for the Bellevue Essentials civic course by July 23. The program aims to educate on city government and promote community involvement.

Clark County will perform logic and accuracy tests on voting equipment on June 9, in preparation for the August 5 Primary and Special Election. Public viewing is encouraged to uphold electoral process confidence.

Gary Gant appointed as Acting Director of Human Services in Pierce County, with his confirmation pending. His previous experience includes leadership roles in federal and state services.

Seattle religious leaders stand with the LGBTQI community against the use of religion for discrimination, emphasizing love and inclusivity in their faiths.

Sammamish partners with 44 nonprofits to run 66 programs serving over 12,000 residents, including counseling by CrossPath and senior services at Beaver Lake Lodge.

North Bend prepares for Memorial Day weekend with city updates, including office closures, a new police services contract, transportation improvements, community cleaning events, wildfire safety, and parks commission applications.