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ALT Informational flyer about West Seattle Station Area Planning conducted by SDOT and Seattle OPCD. There is a map of the station areas, showing the Delridge Study Area and West Seattle Junction Study Areas. These areas cover most of West Seattle, focused around the locations of future light rail stations and major amenities. The text says: Hello Neighbors! The City of Seattle is working with the local community to shape the neighborhood around the future rail stations. We’re coming back to hear your thoughts on draft projects and strategies. Share your input by September 1.
ALT A screenshot of a virtual webinar with four people: Heather Hannon, Arica Young, Sam Leichtling, and Rico Quirindongo
ALT A graphic that says OPCD Opportunity Now Hiring, with the Office of Planning and Community Development logo in the lower right hand corner.
ALT Low-income housing building in Seattle with text that reads” 2025 Building Decarbonization Grants Now Available to Help Community Buildings Reduce Climate Pollution. Accepting applications through July 10” and OSE logo on bottom left with arrow indicating to swipe right next to text that reads” Swipe for grant details”
ALT View of Downtown Seattle buildings on a sunny day with text that reads “Apply Today! Seattle’s Building Decarbonization Grants. 40% of Seattle’s emissions come from buildings. Grants can help owners of buildings serving communities hit first and worst by climate change start reducing climate pollution through upgrades or engineering support. Funding will also help large buildings meet future emissions reduction targets set by Seattle’s Building Emissions Performance Standard (BEPS) for a healthier and more resilient city. Application details at the link in caption!” and City of Seattle logo with arrow indicating to swipe right.
ALT Alternative view of Downtown Seattle buildings from below on a sunny day with text that reads “Attend an Info Session. Learn more about the grant, discuss a project idea, and ask questions (not required). Virtual options May 1, 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. May 8, 4:30 to 5:30 pm. May 14, 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Email [email protected] for questions or to request accommodations. Visit the link in caption for info sessions and free technical assistance.” and City of Seattle logo.
ALT Community members planting in a community garden text reads “Join Seattle’s Green New Deal Oversight Board! Seeking representatives in: Tribal (seat will be filled in direct consultation with Tribes), Labor, Workforce Training Specialists, Environmental Justice Organizations, and Emissions Reduction Specialists. Apply by April 6. Learn more at seattle.gov/gndob. ” With OSE and Green New Deal logos at the bottom.
ALT Mayor Bruce Harrell speaks from a podium. There is a sign next to him reading "Equitable Development Initiative" and there are large artworks featuring faces in the background.