Tacoma Public Works is hosting sessions to inform about Tacoma Streets Initiative II, proposing to fund road and multimodal infrastructure improvements, potentially financed by Proposition 1 if approved by voters in April 2025.

Seattle City Light earned the Tree Line USA award for the 12th year from the Arbor Day Foundation, recognizing their commitment to balancing tree care with electricity provision.

Snohomish County donates surplus vehicles to three non-profits, reflecting a change in policy to aid community organizations.

Tacoma invites residents to meet Interim Fire Chief Stallings-Ala'ilima at two events— in-person on March 17 and virtually on March 20—to discuss her vision before potentially becoming permanent Chief.

Snohomish County's Transition Resource Fair aims to assist people with developmental disabilities, offering resources for employment and life skills on March 18 at Cascade High School.

The Pierce County Community Development Corporation is investing $750,000 in land banking to promote affordable housing in areas of high demand outside Tacoma. Applications open until May 1.

Pierce County Aging and Disability Resources is starting a free seminar series about dementia, with the first session on March 19, to provide education and support for caregivers and those affected.

King County Sheriff's Office and the King County Housing Authority are offering free anti-theft steering wheel locks to public housing residents to deter vehicle theft.

Tacoma has extended its moratorium on new historic districts until November 5, 2025, to allow the Planning Commission time to review preservation policies.

Frontier Airlines expands Paine Field's destinations with new direct flights to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix starting June 2, bringing the airport's direct-city count to 10.

The King County Sheriff's Office teams up with the Housing Authority to distribute steering wheel locks to residents, thanks to a state grant, aiming to reduce car thefts.

Clark County seeks eco-conscious volunteers for the Solid Waste Advisory Commission, with two positions open. Successful candidates will advise on waste management issues and reflect the county’s diversity. Applications are due by March 31.

Seattle city departments celebrated Black History Month with an event featuring speeches by Mayor Harrell, youth performances, and community dialogue.