2008/2009 Culture, Civil Rights, Health and Personnel Committee
Councilmember Nick Licata chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on culture and the arts, Seattle Public Library, SCAN, nightlife, civil rights, public health, and personnel issues. |
2008/2009 Energy and Technology Committee
Councilmember Bruce Harrell chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on Seattle City Light, energy utility rates and energy sources, information technology, cable, broadband, seattle.gov, and citizen technology access. |
2008/2009 Environment, Emergency Management and Utilities Committee
Councilmember Richard Conlin chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on water, drainage, wastewater and solid waste services, Seattle Public Utilities, Office of Sustainability and Environment; conservation programs, emergency preparedness, Office of Intergovernmental Relations, Office of Policy and Management, and rules of the City Council. |
2008/2009 Finance and Budget Committee
Councilmember Jean Godden chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on financial management and policies of the City, operating and capital budgets, levies, taxes, revenue, audits, and judgments and claims. |
2008/2009 Housing and Economic Development Committee
Councilmember Richard McIver chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on housing and economic development policies and programs. |
2008/2009 Parks and Seattle Center Committee
Councilmember Tom Rasmussen chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on parks, public grounds, recreation, community centers, the Woodland Park Zoo, the Seattle Aquarium, and Seattle Center. |
2008/2009 Planning, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee
Councilmember Sally Clark chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on growth, comprehensive planning, zoning, design, land use regulations, neighborhood plans, outreach and citizen involvement, historic preservation; and ethics and elections. |
2008/2009 Public Safety, Human Services and Education Committee
Councilmember Tim Burgess chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on law enforcement, fire prevention and suppression, emergency medical services, criminal justice, human services, homelessness, child care, aging, disability services, and education activities within the City’s purview. |
2008/2009 Transportation Committee
Councilmember Jan Drago chairs this 2008/2009 committee which focuses on city-wide and regional transportation, street maintenance, traffic control, parking, pedestrian and bicycle programs. |
2010 Census
The U.S. Census counts every resident in the United States, and is required by the Constitution to take place every 10 years. The 2010 Census will help communities receive more than $400 billion in federal funds and helps determine the number of seats your state has in the U.S. House of Representatives. |
2010/2011 Committee on the Built Environment
Councilmember Sally Clark chairs this 2010/2011 committee focusing on issues related to growth and the urban environment, including comprehensive planning, zoning, design, and land use regulations; historic preservation; oversight of ethics and elections; and the Historic Seattle, Pike Place Market and Seattle Chinatown-International District Public Development Authorities. |
2010/2011 Energy, Technology, and Civil Rights Committee
Councilmember Bruce Harrell chairs this 2010/2011 committee which provides policy oversight and deliberates and makes recommendations on legislative matters relating to Seattle City Light; to City information technology planning, cable telecommunications, broadband telecommunications, Seattle Channel, seattle.gov, and citizen technology literacy and access; to civil rights issues; and to the Customer Service Bureau. |
2010/2011 Finance and Budget Committee
Councilmember Jean Godden chairs the 2010/2011 Finance and Budget committee which focuses on the city’s financial management and budget oversight. The committee also oversees activities previously in the Executive Administration and Fleets and Facilities Departments and personnel issues, including labor-management relations. |
2010/2011 Housing, Human Services, Health, and Culture Committee
Councilmember Nick Licata chair this 2010/2011 committee which focuses on housing policies and programs; to human services, homelessness, child care, aging, and disability services; to local and regional public health; and to culture, including arts activities, Seattle Community Access Network (SCAN), and Nightlife Advisory Board. |
2010/2011 Parks and Seattle Center Committee
Councilmember Sally Bagshaw chairs this 2010/2011 committee which focuses on parks, public grounds, recreation, community centers, the Woodland Park Zoo, the Seattle Aquarium, and Seattle Center. |
2010/2011 Public Safety and Education
Councilmember Tim Burgess chairs this 2010/2011 committee which is responsible for policy oversight and legislative actions associated with criminal justice, law enforcement, fire safety and emergency medical services. The PSE Committee is also responsible for oversight of the Families and Education Levy and collaborates with the Seattle Public School District Board of Directors, its administrators and others in the community on joint projects to strengthen Seattle’s public schools. |
2010/2011 Regional Development and Sustainability
Councilmember Richard Conlin chairs this 2010/2011 committee which focuses on sustainability and the Office of Sustainability and Environment; economic development policies and programs; the Seattle Public Library; emergency preparedness, management and response; Office of Intergovernmental
Relations, and open government.
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2010/2011 Seattle Public Utilities and Neighborhoods Committee
Councilmember Mike O'Brien chairs this 2010/2011 committee which focuses on water, drainage, wastewater and solid waste services provided by Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), including SPU environmental
services and utility rates, regional water resources and endangered species recovery plans; and neighborhoods, including neighborhood plan
updates and implementation. |
2010/2011 Transportation Committee
Councilmember Tom Rasmussen chairs the 2010/2011 Transportation Committee which focuses on city-wide and regional transportation and transit policies and planning, street maintenance, traffic control, parking policies, neighborhood transportation, pedestrian and bicycle programs. |
A Guide to Visitors: Stories on Stage
Real-life stories told by real-life people is what A Guide To Visitors is all about. Host Jeannie Yandel is your guide to a curated selection of true stories told by gifted storytellers. Each half-hour A Guide To Visitors: Stories on Stage episode showcases three compelling storytellers. |
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
2009 celebrates the centennial of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition otherwise known as Seattle first world`s fair. |
Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall
Focusing on the Alaskan Way Viaduct and Seawall, the replacement project and Seattle's waterfront. |
American Podium
Seattle is a crossroads for information, and a popular stop for the authors, politicians and pundits making news nationally and internationally. The SEATTLE CHANNEL's American Podium series take you to the lecture halls and conference rooms where some of today's most fascinating speakers are sharing their thoughts and insights about what's going on in the world today. |
An Evening With...
Figures of both national and local prominence in the arts come to talk with Seattle. "An Evening With" showcases discussions, interviews, panels and presentations with a variety of guests from all areas of the arts at venues such as the EMP|SFM, SIFF, Town Hall, the Frye Art Museum and more. |
And Now This...
And Now This... is a series of short videos about how art is a way of life and how art is everywhere. |
Art Venues & Organizations
From the tiniest coffeehouse gallery to SAM and from fringe theater to the Rep, the SEATTLE CHANNEL is the video home of arts in Seattle. |
Art Zone with Nancy Guppy
The SEATTLE CHANNEL ART ZONE presents a weekly show starring Nancy Guppy and Seattle's fabulous creative scene, with fresh highlights from local arts, entertainment and cultural happenings. ART ZONE with Nancy Guppy features interviews with local artists and performers, reviews and previews of current offerings, and lots of surprises. |
Artist & Performer Profiles
A collection of profiles of local artists and performers whose compelling and inspiring works can be seen, heard and experienced in and around Seattle. |
Artist Behind the Art
In this series, we get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the local artists involved in the City's numerous arts programs. |
Award Winning Arts and Culture Videos
Programs produced at the Seattle Channel that have won regional and national awards. |
Award Winning Community Videos
Programs produced at the Seattle Channel that have won regional and national awards. |
Award Winning Government Videos
Programs produced at the Seattle Channel that have won regional and national awards. |
Award Winning Public Affairs Videos
Programs produced at the Seattle Channel that have won regional and national awards. |
Beyond the Badge
Beyond the Badge focuses on law enforcement issues, police procedures, and highlights specialized services, neighborhood crime patterns, and successful projects. Beyond the Badge is produced by the Seattle Police Video unit. |
Big Night Out
Big Night Out is a monthly variety show on the SEATTLE CHANNEL that tapes the first week of the month. Episodes are filmed before a live audience Columbia City Theatre in Seattle! |
Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, the Seattle Channel has put together a collection of videos that highlight and celebrate local African Americans and their culture. |
Boards and Commissions
The Mayor and City Council appoint residents of Seattle to over 50 boards and commissions. Over 300 of the people who serve are directly appointed by Mayor Nickels. |
Book Lust with Nancy Pearl
Seattle's own "action figure librarian" and best-selling author Nancy Pearl sits down each month with top writers from around the country for conversations about books and the process and art of writing. There's no one better qualified than Nancy to discuss books and writing, bringing an informed reader's perspective to lively conversation and in-depth dialogs about all things literary. Book Lust with Nancy Pearl is filmed monthly at the University Bookstore in Seattle. |
Budget Committee and Events
The Seattle City Council's Budget Committee focuses on topics relating to the City's budget. Meetings are chaired by Councilmember Jean Godden. This section also includes other budget related videos. |
Bumbershoot
Features and special coverage of Bumbershoot, Seattle's annual arts festival held over Labor Day Weekend at the Seattle Center. |
Center City Seattle
Learn how Seattle can shape its growth and develop urban neighborhoods within the downtown core. |
Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas
The Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas offers progressive programs that encourage thought and debate on the role of African-Americans in American culture. |
City A Go Go
City A Go Go is a twice-monthly look at what's going on in and around Seattle, with lively host Nancy Guppy visiting restaurants, museums, galleries, and special places all over the city. City A Go Go will inspire you to get off your couch and experience the city where you live, with new and exciting ideas, and fresh looks at arts and culture you may have thought you already knew. |
City At Work
Seattle residents pay taxes for roads, property and more, but where exactly does all that money go? City At Work sheds light on the money mystery as we go behind-the-scenes to look at your tax dollars working for you. Plus, meet the folks that make city programs and services successful for all Seattle residents to enjoy. Find out what your city is up to in the most recent City @ Work. |
City Celebrations and Festivals
Watch special City celebrations and festivals which highlight holidays, people and events in Seattle. |
City Club
City Club offers a variety of public affairs programs, which feature leaders and newsmakers from around the region and across the nation. |
City Council Retreat
Video from the 2010 Legislative Department Staff Retreat. |
City Inside / Out
Seattle is a vibrant and complex city, and the SEATTLE CHANNEL's City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas brings you thoughtful, in-depth reports and discussions about important local issues every week. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition
Join host C.R. Douglas for a monthly conversation with members of the Seattle City Council. City Inside/Out: Council Edition features a conversation about the issues with three Seattle City Councilmembers. |
City Of Music
Seattle is a music town! Check out bands, composers, orchestras, record stores, instrument shops and all the notes and noises that make the soundtrack of the city. |
CityStream
To find out what fuels Seattle’s limitless vibrancy and to keep abreast of how the city is growing and changing in the 21st century, the SEATTLE CHANNEL presents CityStream, a weekly magazine show. |
Climate
Seattle is taking action to prevent one of the biggest threats to the future our city and the planet - global warming. Through Seattle Climate Action Now, we are committed to leading by example and helping everyone in the city take steps today to reduce climate-changing pollution in their homes, at work and on the road. The SEATTLE CHANNEL highlights the local individuals and groups responding to climate change and making impacts on a national and global scale. |
Committee of the Whole
The Seattle City Council meets as a Committee of the Whole to discuss single issues in depth. |
Community Stories
Seattle is mosaic of cultures and diverse communities, with an endless supply of inspiring tales to share. Community Stories presents this rich tapestry -- the people, the neighborhoods, the communities, relevant issues, cultural traditions and rich histories that make each of us unique. Learn more about your neighbors on Community Stories. |
Council Briefings
Informative sessions with Council Members and City Staff that focus on current issues that may come before the City Council. Every Monday at 9:30 a.m. |
Council Press Conferences
Press conferences and special announcements made by the Seattle City Council. |
Council Smart Choices
Members of the Seattle City Council share the current work of the city and its efforts around the community. |
Dance
From the traditional to the avant garde, Seattle loves a good dance. |
Discovery Institute
Events sponsored by the Discovery Institute, a nonpartisan public policy think tank conducting research on technology, science and culture, economics and foreign affairs. |
Downtown Seattle Republican Club
The Downtown Seattle Republican Club hosts interviews and forums that focused on local and state issues. |
Eccentric Seattle
You may think you knew Seattle's history, but you haven't heard the best stories until you've spent time with author J. Kingston Pierce. Based on his book of the same name, Eccentric Seattle exposes the lesser-known (though no less compelling) people, places and stories of our city's past. Dive into Seattle's lesser known history with Eccentric Seattle with J. Kingston Pierce. |
Elections
Video Voter Guides, On the Ballot features, community forums and discussions that all focus on current and past elections. |
Elliott Bay Book Company
Located in Pioneer Square and home to over 150,000 titles, Elliott Bay Book Company presents many author events and readings. |
Emergency and Earthquake Planning
What every citizen should know and how to equip and safeguard your home for an Emergency. |
Film
It rains a bunch, so movies, filmmakers, actors, directors, critics, screenwriters festivals, features, shorts and all things cinematic get lots of credit in Seattle! |
Forums, Brown Bags and Community Meetings
Meetings hosted by Seattle City Councilmembers and other government groups regarding items of special public interest. |
Front Row
The SEATTLE CHANNEL ART ZONE presents Front Row, highlighting the best in local performance. Music, dance, theatre, literary arts and just about anything that takes place in a concert hall, auditorium or theater is fair game for the roving SEATTLE CHANNEL cameras! |
Full Council
The Seattle City Council's Full Council acts on matters referred to the Council from its many committees. The Council meets every Monday at 2:00 p.m. |
Gallery Hop
Take guided tours of new galleries and established galleries, and meet the diverse people bringing art to Seattle in new and different ways. Join host Nancy Guppy as she does the Gallery Hop. |
Health Care and Public Health
Events, meetings and special features focusing on health care industry and public health issues. |
History In Motion
Seattle grew up in the age of motion pictures, and some of the most historic films from the Seattle’s Municipal Archives, MOHAI and local documentary filmmakers have found a home on the SEATTLE CHANNEL. |
HistoryLink
HistoryLink is an evolving online encyclopedia of Seattle and King County history. |
Intiman Theatre
Featuring Intiman's On Being an Artist series and other exciting plays and events. |
InWeb
Videos for internal City use only. |
KEXP Live at the Triple Door
The Seattle Channel joined KEXP radio 90.3 to bring viewers KEXP Live at the Triple Door. Utilizing KEXP's exclusive 500 Club performances, the program highlights the uniqueness of KEXP and the diverse range of talented musicians (local, national and international) that come through and from the Pacific Northwest. Watch the KEXP Live at the Triple Door concerts and special musician interviews. |
Living Literature
McLellan/O'Donnell Living Literature Series, sponsored by the Seattle Public Library and the Washington Center for the Book. |
Living Treasures
Living Treasures document the life and works of outstanding artisans and arts advocates. |
Local Music Show
Seattle music, musicians and music videos finally have a home on Seattle TV! The Local Music Show is a half-hour program showcasing local artists and their music videos, hosted by John Richards from KEXP and taped at live music venues around the city. Each Local Music Show episode features interviews, videos, information about what's going on in the local music scene, and special surprises, too. |
Mayor Mike McGinn
Videos relating to Mayor Mike McGinn. |
Mayor's Arts Awards
The awards recognize contributions made to the city by artists, arts and cultural organizations and community members. |
Mayor's Small Business Awards
These awards honor the diversity and excellence of Seattle’s small businesses, and their contribution to the city’s economic vitality and quality of life. Ten winners are selected each year on the basis of excellence in management, entrepreneurial spirit, customer service, and community involvement. |
MOHAI
The Seattle Museum of History & Industry ( MOHAI ) presents special features and events that focus on history of Seattle and King County. |
Neighborhood News
Neighborhood News showcases Seattle neighborhoods. Hosted by Lowell Deo, Neighborhood News is a ‘good news’ look at what’s going on in the City’s 97 different neighborhoods. Get a handle on what's happening around town with Neighborhood News. |
Open Government Committee
The Open Government Committee has two purposes. One is to support the transparency of City Council decision making by improving citizens' access to public documents. The other is to improve communication between the Council and citizens about potential Council actions so that the Council can have the best possible understanding of citizens' views on those potential actions. |
PaperCuts
The objective of the Papercuts campaign is to improve the environmental footprint and impact associated with the City’s purchase, use and recycling of printer and copier paper. |
Pedestrian Safety Committee
Council Members discuss issues surrounding pedestrian and bicycle safety. Council President Nick Licata and Council Member Jan Drago co-chair this meeting. |
Pike Place Market
The Pike Place Market, which opened August 17, 1907, is the oldest continually-operated public farmer's market in the country and is also Seattle's most popular tourist destination. |
Port Of Seattle
Features, meetings and events focusing on the Port Of Seattle.
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Press Conferences
Find out what’s going on with your local government by watching press conferences which feature the Mayor, the Seattle City Council, the Police Department and many other City Departments and Offices. |
Public Hearings
Citizens voice their concerns, provide feedback and ask questions about current issues to elected officials, government and community agencies. |
Public Safety
Watch special public safety programs and features that focus in on Seattle’s Police, Fire, Law and Court services. |
Public Service Announcements
Informative videos about important current events and issues. |
Puget Sound Business Journal
The Puget Sound Business Journal presents an opportunity to hear local business leaders discuss current issues. |
Reel Short Movies
The Seattle Channel and Northwest Film Forum have partnered to present the best in local short filmmaking, with unique films from around the region. Seattle is a film city, and now the city has a place where local films can be seen on regular basis. |
Remarkable People
Through these engaging, candid and insightful half-hour video portraits, viewers meet colorful, gifted people who add to the vitality of the Northwest. |
Seattle 3-1-1
Seattle's proposed 311 service will provide one easy-to-remember number for all police non-emergency and other city services. |
Seattle Art Museum
Features and special programs about the downtown Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Olympic Sculpture Park. |
Seattle Center
Committee meetings, feature shows and news segments about changes surrounding the Seattle Center. |
Seattle Channel News
Join the Seattle Channel news team to take a closer look at what the City Council and Mayor have been up to recently. Find out what issues and decisions are hot and affecting Seattle residents. Tune in and watch Seattle Channel News. |
Seattle Channel Promos
Watch the Seattle Channel. Learn more about upcoming shows. |
Seattle City Light
Informative videos produced by Seattle City Light for citizens to learn more about City's Electric Utility and ways to conserve electricity. |
Seattle Ethics and Elections Commission
The Commission is responsible for interpreting and applying the Seattle Ethics, Elections, Election Pamphlet, and Whistleblower Protection Codes and the City's Lobbying Regulations. The Commission is supported by six employees who investigate complaints, monitor compliance, and offer information and guidance to citizens and employees regarding these Codes. |
Seattle International Film Festival ( SIFF )
Forums, special coverage and features from the annual Seattle International Film Festival. |
Seattle News NOW
Seattle is a dynamic city and the SEATTLE CHANNEL covers local issues better than anyone. Stay on top of what matters most to people in and around the city by joining Megan Erb each week for a brief and lively look at the issues on Seattle News NOW. |
Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs
Features, events and discussions presented by Seattle's Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs. |
Seattle Parks and Recreation
Features and events focusing on Seattle's many parks and Seattle Board of Park Commissioners meetings. |
Seattle Presents
Seattle Presents, a Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs program, showcases leading Seattle-area performers year round in the City Hall Lobby with weekly outdoor performances on the Civic Plaza in the summer. Acts range from big bands to early music, folk to jazz, global to classical, and everything in between. |
Seattle Public Library
Informative videos produced for citizens about the Seattle Public Library and the new downtown Library. |
Seattle Public Schools
Work sessions, Board of Directors meetings, community meetings and specials relating to the Seattle Public Schools. |
Seattle Public Utilities
Informative videos brought to you by the Seattle Public Utilities about the City's water, waste and recycling services. |
Seattle Speaks
SEATTLE CHANNEL, Town Hall and CityClub came together to create Seattle Speaks -- a unique, multi-media town hall for the 21st century to create compelling television on surrounding challenging and important issues in Seattle. |
Seattle Voices
Seattle Voices' host Eric Liu engages in one-on-one conversations with some of the most interesting, provocative and inspiring people in Seattle. Eric will introduce us to people from all walks of life, from politics to the arts, to sports and music. Seattle Voices features guests with vision and energy who are making Seattle's public life more vibrant. |
Seattle's Public Art
Come along for a series of profiles on local artists whose compelling and inspiring works are seen in public places around Seattle and the Pacific Northwest! The Mayor's Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs commissioned the Seattle's Public Art video tour of the studios and sites where public art is being created, with the stories behind the art provided by the artists themselves in their own words. |
Seattle's Sister Cities
The City of Seattle has long been an innovator in developing relationships with cities around the world. With Mike James and Susan Han as your guide, learn what these diverse cities have to offer to the modern traveler, and see what Seattle has in common with her "sisters" around the world. |
Sound Transit
Features, meetings and events focusing on Sound Transit and light rail.
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South Lake Union
Special features, programs and meetings focusing on Seattle's South Lake Union region. |
SPD Press Conferences
Press conferences and special announcements made by the Seattle Police Department. |
Special Art Lectures, Forums and Conversations
Special events and discussions about the current state of Arts in the City and future direction. |
Special Diverse City Programs and Events
Programming that highlights diversity in the City of Seattle and its many communities. |
Special Public Affairs Features and Events
Special features, lectures and events highlighting public affairs and civic events in Seattle. |
SR 520 Floating Bridge
Special videos and meeting coverage about the State Route 520 floating bridge. |
Sustainable by Design
Looking beyond recycling and pollution control, this program shows how progressive designers, urban planners, educators and business leaders are making sustainability an integral part of their work. Educate yourself by watching Sustainable By Design. |
Technology
Special events, features and meetings that focus on technology in the City. |
The American Avant Garde
Local filmmaker Karl Krogstad interviews cutting-edge film artists from around the United States, looking at examples of their work and talking about the challenges of indie filmmaking. |
Theater
All Seattle's a stage, so drama, musical comedy, cutting edge performances, historic venues, fringe theaters and established institutions all play a starring role in the city. |
Town Hall
From Forums to Follies. Also included are lectures and concerts at the City's Town Hall. |
Town Square
Town Square is a SEATTLE CHANNEL series dedicated to connecting people and ideas. With lectures, debates, and forums recorded around the city at places such as Town Hall, the Seattle Public Library, and the Central District Forum of Arts and Ideas, Town Square brings interesting and provocative conversations to cable TV and the web. |
Transportation
Special programming that takes a look at Seattle's transportation challenges and ways to make improvements. |
University Book Store
Seattle's University Book Store has been a local favorite for more than a century. The flagship store on University Way is well-stocked and is the site of near daily author readings, book signings and other literary events. |
University of Washington Lectures
University of Washington lecture series and special events. Includes the Danz & Walker-Ames Lecture Series, special UW Library events, University of Washington Club, University of Washington Graduate School and more.
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Urban Sustainability
This series highlights the latest advances in sustainable design, planning and development, and ways to transform Seattle into a climate neutral, pedestrian friendly, transit oriented, community focused and sustainable designed city. |
Verve
Verve is a showcase of local artists -- those already known and those yet to be discovered. Episodes of Verve consist of video portraits of three artists. Verve viewers get a look inside the artists' worlds -- their creative processes, studio and work environments, and thoughts on inspiration. |
Visiting Seattle
Specials designed to give travelers and tourists insight on traveling in Seattle.
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Visual Arts
Thousands of artists, galleries, museums and schools make for a lush visual arts landscape and anything-but-still-life in Seattle. |
Waterfront
Special features and programs focus on Seattle's Waterfront. |
Winter Holiday
Celebrate the holiday season with SEATTLE CHANNEL'S coverage of holiday music, theatre, dance and more. |
Words
Seattleites just can't get enough authors, publishers, presses, books, book groups, libraries, bookstores and poetry slams. They're all here in one handy volume! |
World Affairs Council
The World Affairs Council of Seattle, a non-profit, non-partisan organization, is the leading foreign affairs forum in the Pacific Northwest. |
