Councilmember Tanya Woo Addresses Public Safety Concerns After Shooting in Little Saigon

Seattle, WALocal News

Councilmember Tanya Woo released a statement following a shooting at 12th Ave S and S King St in Little Saigon, reflecting on the community’s past vibrancy and the need for improved public safety. She condemned the violence and expressed her determination to work on the city council to enhance safety resources. Woo regularly engages with her community through a watch group and collaborates with local businesses to address safety issues. She is particularly focused on the upcoming Navigation Center's move and is advocating for additional funding to introduce safety ambassadors in the area. Recognizing the interconnectedness of various neighborhoods, Woo plans to address challenges in both Little Saigon and the 3rd Avenue Pike/Pine corridor.

She is also organizing a community forum with Police Chief Sue Rahr and other officials to hear residents' concerns directly. In addition, she is collaborating with her council colleagues on proposed legislation aimed at improving public safety measures. This proactive approach underscores her commitment to ensuring community security and well-being.

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