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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 18h

Seattle’s small businesses are the soul of our neighborhoods and help build a resilient, diverse economy for all. They employ our neighbors, invest in our communities, and make this city unique. So which small business is your favorite? Drop it in the comments!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 18h

Thanks for sharing out this big win for workers and consumers! Proud to partner with @ufcw3000.bsky.social, @councilmember-amr.seattle.gov, @cmdionnefoster.seattle.gov, and Councilmember Rob Saka to make sure Seattle continues to lead the nation toward a more fair and transparent economy for all.

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Seattle Parks and Recreation @parks.seattle.gov · 18h

Join Seattle Parks Environmental Education Naturalists to celebrate the return of spawning salmon! Meet us on October 10, at Dragonfly Park (West Seattle) 4111 26th Ave SW, from 10 AM – 12 PM! All participants must be registered to participate: ow.ly/Er0e50ZVarw

: Flyer with orange and yellow theme with 2 black ink line drawn salmon images in the top right and bottom left corners. Flyer describes the Spawning Salmon of Dragonfly Park event hosted by Seattle Parks and Recreation on October 10th, from 10 AM to 12 PM at Dragonfly Park.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 21h

Looking into this and will follow-up!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 06/10/2026

I’ll be back on November 2nd at 12pm! Give me a ring! 📞 📞

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 06/10/2026

📞 Every month, I sit down with the great journalists at @kuow.org to field their questions — and yours! Today, I talked about my proposed budget, my shelter expansion, and more. I hope you’ll give me call next month on November 2nd at noon on KUOW! 📞

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 05/10/2026

Thank you to CMs Rinck, Foster, and Saka, and UFCW 3000 and MLK Labor for helping Seattle to -- once again -- lead the nation with strong protections for workers, consumers, and small business.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 05/10/2026

In Seattle, we won't stand for that. That's why I was proud to sign our first-in-the-nation ban on algorithmic price fixing in grocery stores, protecting shoppers and small grocers alike.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 05/10/2026

Grocery prices are skyrocketing, and Seattleites are working extra shifts, taking second and third jobs and cutting back on other necessities just to keep up. But for some grocery corporations, our struggle is another opportunity for profit.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 04/10/2026

Graham Street station is a win for south Seattle and equitable transit in our city. Thank you to the community coalition that organized for this station over many years and to King County Executive Zahilay and my other colleagues on the Sound Transit board who voted to support making it a reality.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 02/10/2026

Domestic workers care for our children, our elders, our homes, and our families. Their work makes so much of our lives possible. To every domestic worker who has gone to work without the dignity and protections you deserve: this is for you.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 02/10/2026

Earlier this week, I signed legislation sponsored by Councilmember Rinck that builds on our groundbreaking 2019 ordinance by requiring written agreements from employers, ensuring advance notice of termination, strengthening protections against retaliation, and more.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 02/10/2026

Thank you to every worker and advocate who has fought for years to pass and strengthen Seattle’s Domestic Workers Bill of Rights!

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Seattle Department of Transportation @transportation.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

Halloween is coming. You don’t have to go to a “trunk-or-treat” event in Seattle! You can close your neighborhood street to through-traffic – for free! Trick-or-Streets permits are free and easy to get. Join here: seattle.gov/transportation/trick-or-streets

The ancient two-panel Drake meme. On the top, he's looking away in disgust and holding his hand up. The text next to it says "Truck-or-treat". On the bottom, he looks pleased and is pointing toward text that says "Close your street".

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

Thanks to @laborstandards.seattle.gov for your work to protect workers and their rights, including their right to a fair minimum wage!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

Twelve years ago, Seattle became the first major city in the country to adopt a path toward a $15 minimum wage. Working people make Seattle run. When costs rise, wages should, too.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

On January 1st, Seattle’s minimum wage will increase to $22.14 per hour, no matter your employer. This victory *for* working people was won *by* working people: organizers, unions, and community members who made history on May Day, 2014.

Graphic with blue background and artistically rendered money. Text reads, “when costs rise, paychecks should rise with them.” Then, in smaller text, “Seattle’s minimum wage is increasing to $22.14 in 2027 — a 3.9% increase.” In the lower right, it says “city of Seattle Mayor Katie B. Wilson”

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

C’mon, join the, ahem….movement

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 🚽 count ‘em

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

We rely on public transit to get to our jobs on time, visit parks and restaurants, go to a ballgame or visit a loved one. This stop brings us one step closer to a more connected and livable city.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 01/10/2026

Seattle is a growing city, and we can’t just keep adding more cars to the road. That’s why I was so excited to welcome the newest addition to the system this week, the Pinehurst station in North Seattle.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 30/09/2026

…now have improved access to jobs, parks, sports and concerts, and the rest of the fabric of Seattle that make us one of the best cities on earth. See you on the train!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 30/09/2026

Seattleites deserve efficient, reliable, and affordable public transit. That's why I was honored to emcee the opening of the Pinehurst Link station earlier this week. Haller Lake, Bitter Lake, Lake City, and other North Seattle communities…

Mayor Wilson stands at a Sound Transit podium with several microphones while reading from papers. Behind the podium is a large wall covered in a vivid red, yellow, and black patterned artwork. Mayor Wilson is wearing a dark-colored blazer and patterned shirt and is positioned slightly to the side while speaking.

A group of people stand and talk in front of a large wall covered in a bright red, yellow, and black patterned artwork. One person wearing a high‑visibility jacket is speaking with another person in a light‑colored puffer jacket. Another person wearing a dark-colored blazer stands nearby, holding papers. Additional people are visible in the foreground and background, including someone near a tall black speaker.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 29/09/2026

Many of us who live in Seattle don't have a ton of personal space. That's why the public spaces we all share are so important. My proposed budget includes $1.4 million for 12 new public restrooms across Seattle so everyone can explore our beautiful city with comfort and confidence.

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Seattle Channel @seattlechannel.seattle.gov · 29/09/2026

About 1,600 volunteers rolled up their sleeves Saturday for Seattle Department of Neighborhoods "Show Up, Seattle! Day of Service," pitching in at 110 events across the city. At Beacon Hill’s Jefferson Park, Seattle Channel followed one young volunteer who was especially excited to do his par

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

Every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and hopeful about what comes next.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

That's why my proposed budget makes permanent funding for Late Night programs at nine different locations, funds a new community learning center in Rainier Beach, and expands opportunities for youth across Seattle.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

Over the past months, I've heard from so many young people across our city. What they say they need is simple: safe places to be and a future they can count on.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

I want to hear from as many people as possible, especially those furthest from the halls of power, as I make decisions that will affect the future of our city. #thisisyourcity

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to our first listening session yesterday in south Seattle! When I ran for mayor last year, I said I would not stop being a community organizer once in office and I meant it.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

I want to hear from as many people as possible, especially those furthest from the halls of power, as I make decisions that will affect the future of our city. #thisisyourcity

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 28/09/2026

🦸‍♀️ 🦸‍♀️ 🦸‍♀️

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 27/09/2026

Tons of litter was cleaned up, mountains of weeds were pulled and our public spaces kept beautiful for everyone to enjoy! Thank you to everyone who participated and to the Department of Neighborhoods for helping organize!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 27/09/2026

It was a great day to join volunteers for this year’s ‘Show Up, Seattle’ day of service. Hundreds of volunteers gathered at Be’er Sheva Park in Rainier Beach, Donnie Chin International Children’s Park and many other places around the city.

Mayor Wilson and her daughter are standing on a grassy area in a park, each holding a litter‑picker tool. Her daughter is using the tool to pick up debris from the grass while Mayor Wilson holds a large yellow trash bag. Trees, rocks, and playground equipment are visible in the background.

A large group of people gathered outdoors for a community clean‑up event. They are standing close together and wearing bright orange safety vests, gloves, and holding yellow trash bags and litter‑picker tools. Trees and parked cars line the background.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 26/09/2026

Every family deserves access to healthy food. That’s why, in my first budget, I have proposed making permanent $10 million worth of investments to fight food insecurity in Seattle. Together, we’re building a city where no family has to choose between rent and groceries.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 25/09/2026

We talked about the disturbing apocalyptic fantasies of the contemporary Right, yes, but also the new ways in which people are joining together to fight back and build a life-affirming future that includes all of us.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 25/09/2026

I was delighted to host Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor, two brilliant thinkers who have inspired so many, at Town Hall last night to discuss their new book, “End Times Fascism.”

Three people standing side by side in front of a brightly colored mural featuring flowers and abstract shapes. All three are dressed in professional attire and facing the camera.

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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal @jayapal.house.gov · 24/09/2026

Thank you to Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck and Mayor Katie Wilson for leading this ordinance and UFCW 3000 for pushing it at a time when so many working people are struggling to afford groceries.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 25/09/2026

My office is committed to making progress on serious challenges of affordability, homelessness, and other issues, but, for now, we’ll take the compliment!

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 25/09/2026

We live in an incredible place. I am proud that our city was recently named one of the top five in the world by Oxford Economics using the five criteria of Economics, Human Capital, Quality of Life, Environment, and Governance.

Graphic titled ‘2026 Global Cities Index’ with a subtitle reading ‘Ranking the world’s 1,000 largest cities.’ Below, a bar chart lists the top 10 cities by overall score: New York, London, Paris, Seattle, San Francisco, Dublin, Boston, San Jose, Tokyo, and Zurich. Each bar is color-coded by region: US & Canada, Europe, and APAC.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 24/09/2026

In partnership with Seattle Neighborhood Group and other community-based organizations, representatives from my team will be attending three Police Chief Search Community Listening Sessions in the coming week so that residents can share what they want to see in our next Chief of Police.

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Mayor Katie B. Wilson @mayor.seattle.gov · 24/09/2026

We want your input in shaping the future of public safety in Seattle!

Flyer titled 'Police Chief Search
Community Listening Sessions' with a Seattle skyline photo. Lists three sessions: South on Saturday, September 26, 12-2pm at Van Asselt Community Center; Central on Monday, September 28, 6-8pm at Seattle University; North on Wednesday, September 30, 6-8pm at North Seattle College. Text reads
'Registration required at sngi.org/listen.'
City of Seattle and Seattle
Neighborhood Group logos at the bottom.

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