Vancouver seeks Planning Commission volunteers to advise on city growth and policies, with two available seats and a deadline of Sept. 27 for applications.

Vancouver seeks volunteers for its Parking Advisory Committee. One mid-term vacancy is open, with applications due by Sept. 27. Applicants must have a connection to the city. The chosen member will serve until April 2025 and meet quarterly.

David Dean, an electrical engineer at Seattle City Light, focuses on streetlamp design and maintenance, often working on projects related to construction reroutes in the city.

Seattle's OIRA collaborates with community groups to offer citizenship clinics, providing assistance in the naturalization process at the Delridge Community Center.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department Blog details a day in Deputy Cappetto's patrol, highlighting routine calls and the varied duties of law enforcement officers.

Seattle City Light celebrates National Hydropower Day, highlighting its significant use of hydropower for over a century to provide energy, despite challenges like variable water levels.

Seattle's Downtown Activation Plan reports a 93% progress rate on initiatives, enhancing safety, cleanliness, and inclusivity, with a surge in downtown residents and new cultural and economic opportunities.

The City of Kirkland announces various September events including the reopening of KTUB, a city council meeting, the 'City Hall for All' event, a gas-powered leaf blower exchange program, and road safety reminders.

Goats hired for eco-friendly vegetation control at Tacoma’s Stadium High School have become a local attraction, with names like Vincent van Goat and Buster becoming community celebrities.

Travel writer Rick Steves has announced his prostate cancer diagnosis, with no spread detected, and is scheduled for surgery with positive recovery prospects.

Clark County Public Health issued a warning for Vancouver Lake due to high levels of cyanotoxins from algal blooms, advising against swimming and contact with the water for people and pets.

Colin Wilfrid contributes to the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Historic Preservation Program, advocating for disability activism and inclusivity through research and storytelling.

The Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board is set to discuss the landmark status of the historic Woodin House on October 2, 2024, with details and participation instructions available online.