Seattle City Hall
600 Fourth Ave., 2nd Floor Seattle, WA
Mayor
Mike McGinn
(206) 684-4000 (reception) www.seattle.gov/mayor
Seattle City Council Sally Bagshaw (206) 684-8801
sally.bagshaw@seattle.govwww.seattle.gov/council/Bagshaw
Tim Burgess (206) 684-8806
www.seattle.gov/council/burgess/
Sally Clark
(206) 684-8802
www.seattle.gov/council/Clark/
Richard Conlin, Council President (206) 684-8805
richard.conlin@seattle.govwww.seattle.gov/council/Conlin/
Jean Godden (206) 684-8807
http://seattle.gov/council/Godden/
Bruce Harrell (206) 684-8804
bruce.harrell@seattle.govwww.seattle.gov/council/harrell
Nick Licata
(206) 684-8803
www.seattle.gov/council/Licata
Mike O’Brien (206) 684-8800
mike.obrien@seattle.govwww.seattle.gov/council/Obrien
Tom Rasmussen (206) 684-8808
tom.rasmussen@seattle.govwww.seattle.gov/council/rasmussen
King County Council: Bob Ferguson (District 1) (206) 296-1001
Bob.ferguson@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Ferguson
Larry Gossett (District 2) (206) 296-1002
Larry.gossett@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Gossett
Kathy Lambert (District 3) (206) 296-1003 Kathy.lambert@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Lambert
Larry Phillips (District 4) (206) 296-1004
Larry.phillips@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Phillips
Julia Patterson (District 5) (206) 296-1005
Julia.patterson@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Patterson
Jane Hague (District 6) (206) 296-1006
Jane.hague@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Hague
Pete von Reichbauer (District 7) (206) 296-1007
Pete.vonreichbauer@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/vonReichbauer
Joe McDermott (District 8) (206) 296-1008
Joe.mcdermott@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/McDermott
Reagan Dunn (District 9) (206) 296-1009
Reagan.dunn@kingcounty.govwww.kingcounty.gov/Dunn
Neighborhood Councils The city is divided into 13 neighborhood districts. These districts grew out of a 1987 Seattle City Council resolution to promote, support, and involve citizen participation at the neighborhood level. Each district has a District Council which is comprised of representatives from community councils, nonprofit organizations and business districts. The councils provide a forum for consideration of concerns and for the sharing of ideas for solutions to common problems. To ensure that city programs and services are responsive and reflective of the needs and values of its neighborhoods, field staff known as Neighborhood District Coordinators serve as the community’s liaison and resource. Ballard Central Delridge Neighborhoods Downtown East Greater Duwamish Lake Union Magnolia/Queen Anne North Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest.
Seattle City Light
Superintendent Jorge Carrasco Visitor Center & Executive Offices: 700 Fifth Ave., Suite 3200 Seattle, WA 98104-5031 (206) 684-3200
www.seattle.gov/lightSeattle Public Utilities Ray Hoffman, Director 700 Fifth Ave. Suite 4900 Seattle, WA 98124-4018 (206) 684-3000 www.seattle.gov/util
Seattle Police Department John Diaz, Chief of Police Police Headquarters: 610 Fifth Ave. P. O. Box 34986
Seattle, WA 98124-4986 (206) 684-5577
www.seattle.gov/police(Chief John Diaz’s website) Five precincts (including headquarters)
Seattle Fire Department Gregory Dean, Fire Chief 301 Second Ave. S. Seattle, WA 98104
33 fire stations are located throughout the city www.seattle.gov/fire
Seattle Parks Department www.seattle.gov/parks
Department of Neighborhoods The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods functions as little city halls, working to bring government closer to Seattle residents. Budget cuts have eliminated some neighborhood offices, but the Department remains an important resource for this city of neighborhoods. http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods
P-Patch Community Garden Program
P-Patches are places to share a love of gardening, increase self-reliance and build community. www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/ppatch
Volunteer Opportunities There are plenty of volunteers needed for city programs, from the Seattle Animal Shelter to Seattle Parks Foundation. www.seattle.gov/html/citizen/volunteer. htm
Bicycle Maps
The Seattle Department of
Transportation publishes the Seattle Bicycling Guide Map with updated information as the streetscapes change. It can be downloaded: http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/bikemaps.htm
Seafair Calendar www.seafair.com
Block Watch Program Seattle has more than 3,800 registered block watches. www.Seattle Public Libraries www.spl.org
The Seattle Annual Manual 2012-2013