Washington AG sues over Trumps birthright citizenship order
King County Metro is seeking community feedback to improve bus connections with the light rail services set to open in 2026, aiming to enhance public transportation in South King County.
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King County Metro is seeking community feedback to improve bus connections with the light rail services set to open in 2026, aiming to enhance public transportation in South King County.
Four new police officers were sworn in at the Federal Way City Council meeting on November 19, 2024. Mayor Jim Ferrell officiated the ceremony, welcoming Officers Paola Tovar, Joshua Toney, Josie Palmer, and Tristan Wood, who recently graduated from the Police Academy and will begin their training in the Field Training Program.
The Greater Federal Way Chamber of Commerce held its 2024 Impact Awards gala on November 16, celebrating local businesses and community contributions. Cindy Ducich of the Federal Way Mirror received the Business Impact Award for her dedication to journalism. The event highlights the chamber's commitment to supporting local business growth and community engagement.
King County Emergency Management has issued an alert advising residents to avoid downed power lines and stay informed about power outages through Puget Sound Energy. The ALERT Federal Way system allows residents to receive critical emergency messages via phone, text, or email, ensuring public safety during emergencies. Registration for this free and secure service is encouraged.
The Citywide News Archive provides residents of Federal Way with a comprehensive collection of city news updates, featuring multiple issues from May to October 2023. Each edition includes important local events, council decisions, and community announcements, ensuring citizens stay informed about significant developments in their area.
The Downtown Redevelopment event, running from October 16, 2015, to December 30, 2015, focuses on transforming the downtown area through investments in retail, housing, and performing arts. This initiative, backed by the Downtown Redevelopment Authority and the municipal council, aims to enhance the natural environment and create a vibrant sense of place for residents and visitors alike.
Six Flags, which operates popular amusement parks like Enchanted Village and Wild Waves in Federal Way, is currently for sale. This announcement raises concerns about the future of these local attractions and their impact on community employment and tourism.
The City of Federal Way is actively recruiting for two key positions: a Public Records Analyst and a Code Compliance Officer. These hiring initiatives underscore the city's commitment to enhancing its municipal services and community development efforts in Washington State.
Federal Way is actively promoting economic development through various initiatives, including free grant writing and fundraising workshops. These efforts aim to support local businesses and enhance community engagement, underscoring Federal Way’s commitment to fostering a thriving business environment.