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Tukwila's rich history began with the Duwamish Tribe, who named the region for its lush forests. The area has evolved over time, reflecting diverse cultural influences and growth. This historical context shapes Tukwila's identity today.
The City of Tukwila is hosting its 2019 Residential Recycling Collection Event on April 27, 2019, at Showalter Middle School, exclusively for Tukwila residents. Attendees must provide proof of residency to participate in this environmentally focused initiative aimed at encouraging responsible waste disposal.
The City of Tukwila has announced the cancellation of its automated interactive phone system for utility bill payments due to low usage, effective March 1, 2019. This decision reflects the city's ongoing efforts to streamline services and enhance customer experience for residents.
The City of Tukwila is currently seeking applicants for a resident position on the Planning Commission/Board of Architectural Review, with the application deadline set for December 6, 2018. This position offers a four-year term, concluding on December 31, 2022, and interested individuals can submit their applications to the Mayor’s Office.
Join the Seattle Symphony and renowned cellist Seth Parker Woods for a free community concert in Tukwila Village on October 21, 2018. The concert features a diverse program including Mahler's Adagietto, Ravel’s Kaddish, and British composer Rebecca Saunders' Ire, promising an enriching musical experience for attendees.
An open house on October 9, 2018, will discuss updates to shoreline and critical areas regulations in Tukwila, Washington. The review aims to align the Shoreline Master Program with current laws and incorporate the best available science regarding wetlands, streams, and steep slopes. Community members are encouraged to participate to learn about these important changes.
A strike involving the Western Washington Crane Operators is halting all road construction projects in the City of Tukwila, including key infrastructure such as the 42nd Avenue S and Boeing Access Road Bridge Rehabilitation. Until a labor agreement is reached, no work will be performed, impacting the city's planned developments.
Attend the Tukwila City Council Town Hall Meeting on August 19, 2018, to share your thoughts and concerns with local officials. This event serves as a platform for community engagement, allowing residents to voice their opinions on city matters.
National Night Out Against Crime is set for August 7, 2018, inviting Tukwila neighborhoods to join in promoting community safety and unity. This event emphasizes the importance of police-community partnerships in creating a safer environment. Residents are encouraged to participate in this nationwide initiative aimed at reducing crime.
Tukwila's Annual Clean Up event on June 1, 2018, provides residents with an opportunity to dispose of bulky household items conveniently at their curb. Designed for single-family homes and up to four-plex residences, this initiative aims to support Tukwila households in maintaining a tidy community.