Snohomish County will host its eighth annual overdose awareness event on August 29 with resources, a vigil, and discussions to honor lives lost and fight addiction stigma.

Seattle Public Utilities highlights its diverse group of interns who are involved in various projects including water testing, infrastructure, and sustainability efforts.

Pierce County communities celebrated National Night Out, fostering police-community relations with BBQs and block parties, as deputies engaged with residents promoting safety and unity.

Sprinker Recreation Center introduces new outdoor features, including a spray park and sports courts, with a celebration on August 17 featuring free activities and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board will review the former Phillis Wheatley YWCA Building for landmark status on September 4, 2024. Public comments are welcome at the meeting or in writing.

Tacoma Narrows Airport Day on Aug. 24 features a public event with airfield tours, STEM activities, and a military tribute, per Pierce County's announcement.

Tacoma invites residents to a virtual workshop on Aug 15 to shape the 2025-2026 Biennial Budget using the "Balancing Act" tool for better civic engagement.

Seattle's P-Patch community gardens are donating fresh produce to local food banks, with over 60 patches involved and different patches supporting various organizations.

Kirkland City Council meeting is scheduled for August 7, 2024, instead of the usual Tuesday slot. Topics on the docket include school zone safety, a comprehensive plan update, and Marina Park Dock revisions.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites the LGBTQ+ community to the All Gender Recreation Swim at Meadowbrook Pool for an inclusive event on August 11th.

Officials celebrate the 25th anniversary of Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary, highlighting its significance as Washington's first wetland compensation bank and its role in conservation efforts.

Seattle published the SEPA decision for its permanent floodplain regulations aiming to align with FEMA's program and enhance environmental protection.

Bellevue introduces Adopt-A-Street program, involving community volunteers in keeping streets clean by adopting segments to maintain. It offers resources like cleanup tools to participants, fostering city pride and environmental stewardship.