The cities of Tukwila and SeaTac each published 2021 state legislative agendas addressing local infrastructure, public health, and community needs near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. SeaTac's priorities notably include advocating for full funding of SR 509 and SR 518 transportation improvements through the Puget Sound Gateway project, which is directly tied to airport-related regional traffic, as well as supporting a University of Washington indoor air quality study near the airport to recommend health protections for local residents. Tukwila's agenda focuses more broadly on housing, racial equity, broadband access, law enforcement reform, and stable infrastructure funding from the state.Open full document
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This document presents the 2021 state legislative agendas for the City of Tukwila, Washington and the City of SeaTac, Washington. Tukwila’s agenda covers transportation infrastructure, housing, equity, shared revenue, revenue reform, law enforcement reform, and education priorities. SeaTac’s priorities include an indoor air quality study near Sea-Tac Airport, transportation improvements on SR 509 and SR 518, human trafficking, and behavioral health.