Three scrapbooks of newspaper clippings relating to employment with city government, 1934-1947, including information about civil service exams, employee training, job reclassification, salary changes, and retirement.

Virginia Galle served on the Seattle City Council between 1981 and 1989. This collection contains her subject files on topics such as solid waste, smoking policies, and domestic partnerships.

Records relating to the Office's projects and issues of concern.

Records documenting Seattle's voluntary affirmative action plan for increasing the number of women in City employment.

Records (1974-1980) relating to monitoring of the Seattle Fire Department's pre-recruit training program for prospective women fire fighters.

Materials relating to the formation and implementation of a Pre-Recruit Firefighter Program for women, 1976-1977.

Records on Women in the Trades and Equal Opportunity measures for the Seattle City Light Apprenticeship Program.

Records of an office that directs the City’s response to domestic violence and sexual assault.

Monthly reports on the activities of the Seattle Police Department's Women's Division Night Patrol, 1934-1939.

Correspondence, memoranda, draft legislation, reports, testimony, and notes regarding important issues in the City Council work of Dolores Sibonga, 1979-1990.

Reports, resumes, appointments, by-laws, mailing lists, training materials, and newspaper clippings related to the Seattle Women's Commission. Topics include: Women with Disabilities, Women's Shelters, Women in the Sex Industry, Violence Against Women, Discrimination and Child Care. Also included are materials related to the nomination, appointment and administration of the Commission and its Sub-Committees.