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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. |
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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City Inside/Out: State Legislative Agenda 1/8/2010
On our first show of 2010, we look ahead to the Olympia budget showdown. House Speaker Frank Chopp discusses how Democrats will creatively deal with a looming $2.6 billion deficit, and Seattle legislators share their priorities for the next session. Confirmed guests include Senator Adam Kline (D-37th), Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles (D-36th) and Representative Scott White (D-46th). We also hear from Seattle City Council president RICHARD CONLIN about the city`s legislative agenda in Olympia this year and why the council has hired its own lobbyist! |
Full Council: Seattle Inaugural Ceremony 1/4/2010
On Monday, January 4, 2010, the Seattle City Council welcomes newly elected Mayor Mike McGinn, City Attorney Pete Holmes, as well as Councilmembers RICHARD CONLIN, Nick Licata, Sally Bagshaw, and Mike O`Brien at the swearing in ceremony. |
Council Smart Choices: RICHARD CONLIN 11/9/2009
Seattle City Council President RICHARD CONLIN on the city's commitment to ensure a cleaner, greener Seattle for future generations. |
CityClub presents Seattle City Council Debates 10/13/2009
CityClub presents the Seattle City Council Candidates debate. Featuring: RICHARD CONLIN, David Ginsberg, Sally Bagshaw, David Bloom, Jessie Isreal, Nick Licata, Mike O'Brian and Robert Rosencrantz.
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City Inside/Out: Seattle City Council Position 2 10/2/2009
The Seattle City Council is the legislative branch of city hall and is responsible for establishing its overarching policies. The council also approves and adopts the city's $3.8 billion operating budget. This fall, Council president RICHARD CONLIN, who has been in office since 1998, is running for a 4th term. He faces challenger David Ginsberg, a West Seattle resident and third-generation Seattleite. Which candidate is the better choice to serve the people of Seattle? Tune in this week to City Inside/Out to compare their campaigns! |
Mayor's Press Conference: Food Lifeline 9/9/2009
Former Mayor Greg Nickels, joined by Seattle City Council President RICHARD CONLIN, Food Lifeline President and chief executive Linda Nageotte, and Food Lifeline board and staff, participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to highlight city investment in Food Lifeline and volunteerism. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition August 2009 8/26/2009
Join host C.R. Douglas for City Inside/Out: Council Edition as he sits down with Seattle Council President RICHARD CONLIN and members Sally Clark and Nick Licata to discuss the current issues facing the City. They'll discuss the upcoming budget cuts, crime rates and new police officers. Plus hear their thoughts on possible Metro bus cuts and community farming. |
Press Conference: Queen Anne Farmers Market Opening Day 6/18/2009
Former Mayor Nickels and Council members RICHARD CONLIN and Tim Burgess help open the Queen Anne Farmers Market. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition May 2009 5/27/2009
Join host C.R. Douglas as he sits down with Council Members Jean Godden, Nick Licata and Council President RICHARD CONLIN. Hear what they have to say about current issues facing Seattle such as the this year's budget deficit, where cuts could come from in 2010, the latest on the Alaskan Way Viaduct and the upcoming Housing Levy. Plus, they answer emails from residents concerned about these issues and more. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition March 2009 3/25/2009
The March episode features Council President RICHARD CONLIN and Council members Sally Clark and Nick Licata. Join the conversation as they sit down with host C.R. Douglas for an in-depth discussion of current Seattle issues such as the controversy over the December snow removal, the City's budget cuts, Mercer Street Funding and more. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition November 2008 11/26/2008
The November episode of City Inside/Out: Council Edition features Council President RICHARD CONLIN, Jan Drago and Tom Rasmussen. They’ll join host C.R. Douglas to talk about the city budget, tough cuts, homeless issues, parks and more. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition September 2008 9/24/2008
This month's episode of Council Edition features Nick Licata, Tim Burgess and Council President RICHARD CONLIN. They join host C.R. Douglas to talk about Seattle topics including the current controversial issue of development at Magnuson Park, a new jail, green bag fees and more. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition April 2008 4/30/2008
On the April episode of City Inside/Out: Council Edition, Councilmembers Richard McIver and Tim Burgess and Council President RICHARD CONLIN sit down with host C.R. Douglas to discuss issues facing Seattle today. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition February 2008 2/27/2008
Join host C.R. Douglas for a monthly conversation with members of the Seattle City Council. City Inside/Out: Council Edition premieres the fourth Wednesday of the month, and features a conversation about the issues with three Seattle City Councilmembers. The February episode features Councilmembers RICHARD CONLIN, Jan Drago and Bruce Harrell. SEATTLE CHANNEL viewers are invited to take part in the conversation by sending an email in advance to: talkback@seattle.gov |
Did You Know? with Councilmember RICHARD CONLIN on Recycling 1/11/2008
In July 2007, the City adopted a new zero-waste strategy that will increase recycling, reduce trash and upgrade Seattle’s transfer stations. Councilmember RICHARD CONLIN explains the simple changes that Seattleites will make in their trash and recycling habits and the tremendous results to expect: more compost, less waste, and fewer carbon-dioxide emissions. All these zero-waste strategies will help us treat trash as a resource, not a problem. |
Mayor's Press Conference: Recycling / Solid Waste Plan 6/21/2007
Former Mayor Greg Nickels and Councilmember RICHARD CONLIN held a news conference to outline a plan for improving how the city handles solid waste and recycling. |
Did You Know? with Councilmember RICHARD CONLIN 5/15/2007
Council Member RICHARD CONLIN explains why Seattle has some of the best drinking water in the country. |
City Inside/Out: Zero Waste 5/11/2007
This week's City Inside/Out looks at Seattle's new push to reduce waste and increase recycling rates. Guests include: RICHARD CONLIN, Utilities Chair, Seattle City Council. Other segments feature: recycling compliance rates for apartments and condos; three businesses employing cutting edge recycling and reuse strategies; and a Recycling IQ test.
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City Inside/Out: SR-520 Bridge 4/12/2007
This week's City Inside/Out features an in-depth look at the 520 Bridge Replacement Project. Guests: RICHARD CONLIN, Chair, Seattle City Council 520 Committee; Jan Drago, Chair, Seattle City Council Transportation Committee; Jamie Pedersen, State Representative (43rd District, Seattle); Chris McGann, Olympia Correspondent, Seattle Post-Intelligencer. |
City Inside/Out 9/23/2005
This show is the 100th we`ve produced in our series and the first show of the fall season. This week, host C. R. Douglas brings you the very latest news on the week`s biggest story, the Monorail. Join him and guests Peter Sherwin, Monorail Advocate and RICHARD CONLIN, Seattle City Councilmember for a lively discussion about the fate of this much debated topic. In other news this week, C.R. brings you the latest on Strip Club restrictions, Northgate and Cal Anderson parks, new water taxis and new fire hydrants, and the Seattle Public Library`s downloadable audio books. Award Winning Video: 2006 National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) Government Programming Third Place - Election Coverage |
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