Mayor Bruce Harrell

Water safety is a critical part of childhood development. Programs like Swim Seattle are helping address disparities in swim lesson access by creating space for more youth of color in the South End to feel safe, confident, and empowered in the water. southseattleemerald.org/news/2025/07/0…

Seattle youth now have access to free telehealth therapy services, reducing barriers to mental health support. We’re working collaboratively with students to ensure both in-school and virtual services support their well-being, resilience, and success. seattletimes.com/education-lab/…

ICYMI: “Cities need to be great places for everybody to live - the housing affordability crisis really makes that a challenge,” @SeattleOSE's Jessyn Farrell at #BloombergGreen ⏯️ bloom.bg/3IKIU8d

@Seattle_Housing Authority Executive Director Rod Brandon and @MayorofSeattle Bruce Harrell announced the @CityofSeattle expansion of investments to build new affordable housing at Northgate Commons. SHA will lead the development. bit.ly/45kMj6A

It was an honor to swear in Dan Eder as Director of the City Budget Office. With decades of experience in local government and fiscal leadership, his expertise is pivotal in advancing our #OneSeattle priorities and delivering a budget that reflects and serves all our residents.

Earlier today, @MayorofSeattle & @Seattle_Housing's Rod Brandon shared how @CityofSeattle will boost affordable housing at Northgate Commons, a mixed-use property located near public transit and North Seattle College. WATCH: youtu.be/LuzKFwFwKcI

Summer is in full swing with parades, concerts and city pride: Bite of Seattle, Seafair Torchlight (Sat.), Morgan Wallen concerts (Fri./Sat.). Skip the traffic with transit! Streetcar runs late Saturday, plus more bus, train and Water Taxi service. bit.ly/45h3JAZ

It's a busy weekend! Bite of Seattle. Seafair Torchlight Parade. Morgan Wallen. And lots of construction😣 Plan ahead: Revive I-5 lane closures on the Ship Canal Bridge and a high volume of travelers = traffic congestion across the region. What to know: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2025/07/24/big…

You don’t always see us, but we’re always out there. While we increase services during big events, our work continues year-round. So far in 2025, we’ve removed over 2.4 million pounds of waste and 280,000 sharps from public spaces.

Good news: the new Alaskan Way protected bike lanes opened for travelers today, connecting the Waterfront to Elliott Bay Trail. Project info and details: seattle.gov/transportation…

Seattle’s youth deserve every opportunity to succeed. Our proposal to renew Seattle’s education levy includes critical investments that will double access to affordable childcare, expand school mental health services, and open career pathways for our youth cascadepbs.org/news/briefs/20…

It was an incredible time at the Chinatown Seafair Parade this weekend! From the iconic 100-foot dragon to traditional dances and inspiring performances, seeing our community gather to honor culture, history, and pride is a beautiful reminder of Seattle’s vibrant spirit.

We joined neighbors on July 12 for One Seattle Day of Service. From storm drain stenciling to litter pickup and tree care, our teams were proud to support the community. Together, we helped care for our neighborhoods and protect local waterways.

Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center is proving to be a vital tool in solving crimes and improving emergency responses. Public safety remains our top priority, and this initiative shows our commitment to creating safer neighborhoods for everyone in Seattle. harrell.seattle.gov/2025/07/15/sea…

Free Summer Meals & Summer Playgrounds is back! Kids up to 18 get free lunch, snack, and activities. See us in AM's at Georgetown and Brighton; PM's at South Park Plaza or Othello; or all day at Northacres, Pratt, and Highland Park. parkways.seattle.gov/2025/06/24/fre…

What a day! 🎉🍎🥪🥤 On Friday, dozens of kids were at Seattle's Pratt Park to have fun and celebrate the Free Summer Meals program, which provides kids free and healthy food through Aug. 22 — no questions asked. See the list of sites serving free meals: bit.ly/3L5tEB0

Just in time for Revive I-5, Aurora N. 24/7 bus lanes, giving nearly 14,000 daily riders better service!kingcountymetro.blog/2025/07/18/sea…

Join us TODAY, July 21 from 6–7:30 PM at Queen Anne Community Center for the Creating a Safer Seattle Community Forum in District 7! Seating is limited — RSVP now to reserve your spot: forms.office.com/pages/response…