Wednesday afternoon in his Education, Equity and Governance Committee, Council President Bruce Harrell pushed the Seattle IT department to go farther and faster in investigating public Wi-Fi as an alternative to municipal broadband in key areas of the city.
Continue reading Harrell pushing for expanding public Wi-Fi in Seattle
The pending secure scheduling ordinance, and a move to lower speed limits, highlight today’s news.
Continue reading News roundup: speed limits and secure scheduling
As the Council wraps up its recess, things are starting to spin up again…
Continue reading News roundup: homeless encampments, parking, broadband
News about SPD and labor laws still tops the news today. Plus foode waste, bikes lanes, municipal broadband, and more.
Continue reading News roundup: Police, labor, garbage, and more
So much going on this morning, including reports from yesterday’s committee hearing on police staffing, tour bus regulations, and more.
Continue reading News roundup: Pronto ethics probe, police staffing, safe injection sites, and more
This morning’s news covers yesterday’s budget approval, election results, and municipal broadband. Continue reading Tuesday morning news roundup
A veritable potpourri of City Council news coverage today. Continue reading Thursday morning news roundup: mixed bag
Most of the morning news coverage is reports of yesterday’s marathon budget meeting (which I covered here for this site). Continue reading Tuesday morning news roundup