SEATTLE – On June 26 at 12 p.m., the City of Seattle Office of Emergency Management will send a test message through the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) system. The alert…
…his family attended the game and he was honored by the players and crowd during the fourth inning for his critical role in the City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. …
…on a long-term leave of absence). Forty-three employees are currently involved in the City’s exemption and accommodation process. Seven employees did not submit either a vaccine verification form or exemption…
…the forefront of the COVID-19 crisis. Recently, the City has also added capacity at the first responder testing site to test frontline city employees and workers from other high-risk facilities, including shelters for people experiencing homelessness. …
…King County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the City of Seattle. First responders were initially trained on March 14. The site currently has capacity to test over 50 first responders…
…fire and emergency medical service departments to follow in Seattle’s footsteps. The Seattle Medic One program’s goal is to provide emergency care comparable to what a patient would receive by…
…Harold D. Scoggins. This year, the city will remember the service of two Seattle firefighters who died in the line of duty: Firefighter Matt Runte (Engine 25, Station 25) and…
…1965 where he was awarded an Army Commendation Medal for his outstanding service. He started his career at the University of Washington School of Medicine in 1969 as a neurology…
The City has decided to construct a new Fire Station 31 on a new site in the district. Doing so allows the City to use response data to select the…
…on salt and fresh water, and our citywide rescue swimmer program, placing these units at Leschi casts a wider net of coverage for this part of the city that we…
