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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. |
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. |
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City Inside/Out Special Feature: Panhandling
12/31/2009
An increasing number of cities around the country have started to crack down on public begging, or panhandling. Will Seattle follow suit? We talk with Seattle City Council public safety chair TIM BURGESS about the proposal he is drafting, and get reaction from the ACLU and other concerned advocates. The closest metropolitan city that has adopted these laws is Tacoma, and we hear from Tacoma City Councilor Connie Ladenburg about whether its panhandling ban has been a success. We also take to the streets and meet some of the people who will be impacted by a stricter ban on aggressive panhandling, including Jeff, a homeless man who cautions that Seattle`s crime rate will increase if begging becomes illegal. Balancing civil liberties and public safety can be a delicate challenge, and Seattle will soon take on an interesting debate that may have a major impact on its quality of life. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition November 2009 11/25/2009
Join host C.R. Douglas for City Inside/Out: Council Edition as he sits down with Councilmembers TIM BURGESS, Tom Rasmussen and Jan Drago to discuss the current issues facing the City. Hear their thoughts on the current budget discussion, the incoming new Mayor and the Viaduct. |
Town Square: Traffic Justice Summit 10/14/2009
Each year in Washington state, nearly 500 pedestrians and bicyclists are killed or critically injured by motor vehicles. Very few of the drivers in these incidents are ever held accountable. State Senate Judiciary Chair Adam Kline, Seattle city Attorney Tom Carr and City Council Public Safety Chair TIM BURGESS are joined by researchers, experts, advocates, families, friends and victims to talk about the state of traffic justice for pedestrians and bicyclists on our roads today. |
Council Smart Choices: TIM BURGESS 10/16/2009
Seattle City Councilmember TIM BURGESS on the city's commitment to providing human services for those in need. |
City Inside/Out: Council Edition June 2009 7/1/2009
Councilmembers Richard McIver, TIM BURGESS and Sally Clark join host C.R. Douglas for this months edition of City Inside/Out: Council Edition. Hear what these city leaders have to say on issues facing Seattle including gang violence, the housing levy, Viaduct construction and more. Plus they'll answer emails from residents concerned about life in Seattle. |
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 February 2009 2/25/2009
The February episode features Councilmembers Richard McIver, TIM BURGESS and Bruce Harrell. Join the conversation as they sit down with host C.R. Douglas for an in-depth discussion of current Seattle issues such as the Alaskan Way Viaduct financing, pedestrian safety 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 June 2008 6/24/2008
In the June edition of City Inside/Out: Council Edition, Councilmembers Jan Drago, TIM BURGESS and Richard McIver join host C.R. Douglas to talk about current issues and answer viewer emails. Topics discussed on the show: Mercer Mess, Surveillance Cameras in Parks, King County Budget Cuts, Gun Ban Proposal. |
Senior Coffee Hour with Councilmember TIM BURGESS 6/19/2008
Seattle City Councilmember TIM BURGESS shares coffee and conversation with a group of Seattle senior citizens in June of 2008. |
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 January 2008 1/30/2008
Join host C.R. Douglas for a monthly conversation with members of the Seattle City Council. The inaugural January episode features Councilmembers TIM BURGESS, Sally Clark and Tom Rasmussen. SEATTLE CHANNEL viewers are invited to take part in the conversation by sending an email in advance to: talkback@seattle.gov |
City Inside/Out: City Council Races 10/19/2007
This week, City Inside/Out with C.R. Douglas takes a look at the four contested Seattle City Council races. Tune in to hear why Joe Szwaja is challenging incumbent Jean Godden for Position One. Also, meet newcomers Venus Velasquez and Bruce Harrell who are vying for Position Three, vacated by departing Council Member Peter Steinbrueck. Incumbent David Della will face off against challenger TIM BURGESS for Position Seven. And, in Position Nine, learn why Sally Clark is running to keep her seat against challenger Judy Fenton. |
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