The Seattle OLS announces a $1.1 million BOEF for business-labor law education, aimed at partnering with local organizations to enhance compliance, especially in BIPOC communities.

The Summit at Snoqualmie announces its opening day for the ski season on Tuesday, December 17th, with the introduction of a new parking permit policy.

The Seattle Youth Employment Program offers skills and employment support to low-income youth aged 16-24 through its year-round Learn and Earn program.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has winterized select park restrooms to prevent closures during the city's cold winters, with more restrooms open thanks to the Park District 2028 Financial Plan.

Redmond's Shop Small Passport Program encourages holiday shoppers to patronize local businesses until December 31 to support the community's economic health and character.

Millions participated in Wreaths Across America Day, laying wreaths on veterans' graves to honor their service, including at Seattle's Lakeview Cemetery and Pasco's City View Cemetery.

Bellevue is planning to remove a culvert under Lake Hills Connector Blvd to improve fish passage and reduce local flooding, seeking public input on the project.

Pierce County seeks agencies to implement youth violence prevention programs in specific school districts, focusing on 14-17-year-olds, with a $400,000 annual budget available until 2030. Applications close December 20, 2024.

The Kirkland Police Department offers a free Gun Safety Class to enhance community safety, as part of a larger initiative to prevent gun accidents and misuse.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog discusses the intense "pepper spray day" training required for deputies to understand its effects and maintain composure.

Everett, Washington's pilot program led by the fire department administers buprenorphine to individuals post-overdose, showing early success in the opioid crisis response.

Renton seeks members for its Arts Commission, offering a 3-year tenure. Applications for the two vacant spots are accepted until January 25, 2025, with a commitment to monthly meetings.

Seattle is seeking five new members for its Sweetened Beverage Tax Community Advisory Board to recommend fund allocations for health and nutrition programs. Applications are open until January 17.