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Statement on How Seattle’s Anti-Discrimination Laws Protect Your Speech and Expression

Mayor Katie Wilson and City Attorney Erika Evans issued the following statement today:  In recent weeks, the City has received questions about whether fans may peacefully express political, cultural, or personal viewpoints while attending World Cup events. We want to be clear about the rights and protections afforded under Seattle law. Seattle is… [ Keep reading ]

Mayor Wilson Addresses “Unacceptable” Situation on Aurora

Today, Mayor Katie Wilson appeared with city leaders to address concerns about crime on Aurora Avenue and gave the following remarks: Good morning. I want to start by thanking the residents, families, business owners, councilmembers, and community leaders who are here today. I also want to thank CMs Juarez, Hollingsworth, and Kettle, City Attorney Erika Evans, and… [ Keep reading ]

We’re 27 Days from FIFA and Seattle Is Ready!

Seattle is less than a month out from hosting the first FIFA World Cup match and our city is ready! Seattle is one of 16 cities across the globe hosting FIFA Men’s World Cup games over four weeks in June and July. Seattle will host six matches at Lumen Field, including the… [ Keep reading ]

Statement from Mayor Wilson on Weekend Violence

“I am devastated by the loss of two young people this weekend – one at his place of work in Lake City, and the other at her off-campus student housing. I am devastated for their family and friends now grieving, and for this loss that will be felt over many… [ Keep reading ]

Join a Community Briefing on Shelter Expansion

Mayor Wilson will host a community briefing on shelter expansion on Wednesday, April 8 at 6:00 PM in the Bertha Knight Landes Room at City Hall. Join for an evening bringing together community members and partners as the Mayor shares progress to date and outlines next steps as we continue… [ Keep reading ]

Join an Upcoming Rental Junk Fee Town Hall

Rental junk fees are making it harder to afford life in Seattle. They add costs people didn’t choose and can’t plan for — pushing rent even further out of reach. Rent is already high enough. We’re taking this on.