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Mayor Wilson Names Housing Production Task Force  

Task force partners labor, affordable housing providers, community-driven organizations and market-rate developers to accelerate housing production  Seattle – Housing that people can afford is essential to a city that works for everyone. The Wilson administration is committed to clearing the path and removing delays so we can build the housing Seattle… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Partners with Local Leaders to Strengthen Seattle’s Economy 

New task force brings together business, labor and key industries to remove barriers to growth, foster collaboration and expand economic opportunity. Seattle – A strong Seattle economy depends on employers who can grow and employees who can afford to stay, and it falls to this administration to make that happen. … [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Announces Police Chief Search Advisory Committee

Seattle — Today, Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced the full membership of the Chief of Police Search Advisory Committee, bringing together community leaders, public safety professionals, labor representatives, business leaders, and advocates to help guide the search for Seattle’s next Chief of Police. “Choosing Seattle’s next Chief of Police is… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Becomes First City to Stop Grocery Stores from Using AI Based Personal Data to Set Prices

City leaders approve new rules to protect shoppers and keep grocery costs transparent and fair for all SEATTLE – Mayor Katie B. Wilson and City Councilmember Alexis Mercades Rinck are committed to protecting people’s privacy and making sure grocery prices are fair, transparent, and affordable. And today, with co-sponsors Councilmembers… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Releases 2027-2028 Proposed Budget, Prioritizing Stability, Safety, and Affordability

Balanced budget protects essential services, expands shelter and food access, and invests in public safety, while making disciplined decisions to close an inherited structural deficit Seattle — A city reveals its values not in what it says, but in where it chooses to invest. That belief sits at the center… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Acts to Deliver More Effective City Government

New order brings city departments together to cut administrative delays, overhaul outdated tools, and build long-term budget health Seattle — Seattle residents believe in what government can do, and they have put their money where their values are, repeatedly voting to fund parks, libraries, transit, early childhood education, affordable housing,… [ Keep reading ]

Joint Statement from Mayor Katie Wilson and Interim Chief Andre Sayles

Our community deserves clarity and accountability, and we take that responsibility seriously. To meet that commitment, we have released text message communications related to the Bite of Seattle incident from both of our offices. Since the incident, we have been working collaboratively to build a stronger, more transparent communications strategy… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Signs Executive Order to Improve Emergency Management, Information, and Preparedness

Seattle — Emergencies, serious incidents, and major events are disruptive and often unpredictable, and our city needs an updated approach to address today’s threats. Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced and signed an Executive Order today to enhance the City of Seattle’s emergency management systems, reduce vulnerabilities, and foster resilient communities… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Signs Junk Fee Legislation into Law

Legislation marks progress towards affordability and transparency protections for renters Seattle — Yesterday, Mayor Katie B. Wilson signed her landmark Rental Junk Fees legislation developed over months in close collaboration with Councilmember Dionne Foster. As part of her affordability agenda, Mayor Wilson transmitted this legislation in July and the Seattle… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Announces New Approach to Reducing Gun Violence

A comprehensive, evidence-based plan to deliver results and save lives. Seattle –Gun violence takes lives, traumatizes neighborhoods, and demands a serious, coordinated response. Mayor Katie B. Wilson is delivering one today. “Seattle will not accept gun violence as inevitable, and neither will I,” said Mayor Wilson. “We have a… [ Keep reading ]