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City View
Newsletter Archive
Volume II
Issue 20, November: Budget Primer and All That Matters
Issue 19, September: Budget Edition
Issue 18, August: Drug Market Initiative (DMI) Call-In
Issue 17, June: Town Hall Meeting; Shaping Seattle's Central Waterfront: What's Your Dream?; Ward-Based City Council A Very Bad Idea; Protecting Our Children: Community Conversations About Youth Violence; Economic Growth: Removing Obstacles; City Police A Reflection of Diversity; A City for the Arts
Issue 16, April: Stopping Youth Violence; Budget Adjustments and Priorities; Safer Streets Initiative Update; New City Jail: Perhaps Not; New Police Chief Criteria
Issue 15, January: President Obama and Inauguration Impressions, Alaskan Way, Spokane, Mercer Corridor Solution, December Snow Storms: Failure to Adapt, City Budget: Change Needed, Congressional Meetings,Metro Transit Service: Tough Questions
Volume I
Issue 14, November: 2008 Highlights and Thoughts; Exchange of Values: Incentive Zoning and Growth; Lift Your Voice: Protect City Trees; Youth Gangs; "Broken Windows"Policing: It Works!
Issue 13, November: 2009 City Budget Adopted; Stopping Youth Violence
Issue 12, November: Budget Priorities; Youth Violence Prevention Initiative; Other Public Safety Considerations; Caring for Those In Need; Big Picture Budget Context; Economic Growth and Quality of Place
Issue 11, October: Stop Youth Violence, Blog Tim
Issue 10, September: Serving the Common Good: Magnuson Park; Serving the Common Good: Fort Lawton; Safer Streets Initiative Advances; City for the Arts and Culture; Lake Union Park and MOHAI; Budget Review Process
Issue 9, August: Safer Streets Initiative
Issue 8, July: Environmental Stewardship: Voluntary Bag Fee and Styrofoam Ban; Civilian Oversight of Police Conduct Strengthened; Child Prostitution in Seattle
Issue 7, July: Emotional Rollercoaster: Cancer, Legislating, Mezzo Soprano, Death in the Street; Plastic Bags and Styrofoam; Pike Place Market Levy on November 4 Ballot
Special Edition, July: Sonics Settlement
Issue 6, June: Housing Justice, Equity, and Diversity; New Police Labor Agreement; City Budget Lobbying: Piling on
Issue 5, June: Budget Woes Ahead: Survey Says; Police Surveillance Cameras; Two-Way Mercer & Strong Leadership; Colacurcio Family Affairs; Upcoming Events
Issue 4, April: Police Contract Settlement Good News for Seattle
Issue 3, April: New Park for Ballard, First Steps for First Hill; Parks Levy Renewal; Homeless Encampments: Consistent and Humane; SEPA Changes Protect Neighborhoods; Police Accountability, New Officer Hiring; Fire, Smoke, Heat: Firefighter Experience
Issue 2, March: Lobbyist Registration Passes 9-0; Stone Way Bike Lane Victory; Police Statistics in Context; Seattle Center for 21st Century
Special Edition, March: Town Hall Meeting, March 5, 2008
Issue 1, February: Singing for Seattle Center; Urban State of Affairs; More Open, More Transparent; Heavy Hearts, Lost Youth
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