Records documenting the activities of the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Service Center.

Records documenting the activities of the Central District neighborhood coordinator.

Records documenting the activities of the Central Neighborhood Service Center.

Agendas, minutes, correspondence, and audio tapes of meetings of the City Neighborhood Council. Records reflect important issues, including neighborhood planning, the role of the Council, the Neighborhood Matching Fund, and district boundaries.

Correspondence, reports, organization charts, mission statements, and proposed models regarding the dissolution of the Department of Community Development and the reorganization of its functions into the Department of Neighborhoods and the Department of Housing and Human Services.

Newsletters and brochures produced by the department.

Records documenting the activities of the Fremont Neighborhoood Service Center.

Records documenting the activities of the Greater Duwamish Neighborhood Service Center.

Records relating to neighborhood planning and activities in Greenwood and other neighborhoods of north Seattle.

Surveys, maps, and photographs documenting neighborhood architecture.

Maps of Seattle showing additions, blocks, and lots. Includes detailed information such as composition of buildings, addresses, streetcar and railroad lines, street grades, locations of fire hydrants and water mains and sewers, and type of paving. One volume is dated 1920; the later volume indicates it was purchased in 1944.

Records documenting the administration of Neighborhood Matching Fund grants.

Records regarding Neighborhood Outreach and Development grants from the Neighborhood Matching Fund.

Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee (NPAC) records contain information regarding committee meetings, projects, and members.

Profiles of Seattle neighborhoods compiled by the Office of Management and Planning for the Neighborhood Planning Office.

Materials compiled by the Neighborhood Planning Office to assist groups in creating neighborhood plans.

Records documenting the activities of the Queen Anne/Magnolia Neighborhood Service Center.

Records of the Citizens Service Bureau which was created in 1965 to handle citizen complaints and serve as a referral resource for city services.

Records of a committee that advises the City and the University on University growth.

Documents the effort to establish an African American Museum at the site of the former Colman School in Seattle.

Project records relating to the Central Area of Seattle

Newsletters detailing issues in neighborhoods across Seattle.

Records of a neighborhood project concerning disabled citizens.

Records concerning the implementation of Seattle neighborhood plans and projects.

Records concerning street improvement projects in Seattle neighborhoods

Surveys collecting demographic information about community gardeners in Seattle.

Records of a project which studied a neighborhood in Seattle's Capitol Hill district.

Administrative records of the Neighborhood Programs Division

Records of the Department of Neighborhoods' Public Information Officer.

Records regarding Small Sparks grants from the Neighborhood Matching Fund.

Project files for Seattle harborfront and neighborhood projects.

Grant records from the Neighborhood Matching Fund's Tree Fund.

Records documenting a neighborhood redevelopment project in Seattle's Central District.

Records documenting the activities of the Downtown Service Center.

Records relating to grants for the beautification of public schools.

Project files from Seattle's Neighborhood Matching Fund program.

Records regarding neighborhood plan updates.

Director's Records (created by Director Karma Ruder) for the Neighborhood Planning Office, 1994-1999; included are materials relating to the planning process, the NPO's work with other City agencies, and issues faced by the neighborhoods.

Records concerning Seattle neighborhood planning.

Records created by the director of the Neighborhood Preservation and Development Division of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.

Administrative records of Seattle Neighborhood Service Centers, known as "Little City Halls".

Reports regarding neighborhood offices where citizens can transact certain types of city business, also known as "Little City Halls."

Records of the office which plans and implements education levy programs

Records relating to grant projects promoting youth involvement and anti-violence projects.

The National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966 created the current National Register of Historic Places Program and included provisions known as Section 106 Review to ensure that listed historic properties are considered during federal project planning and execution.

Records documenting the activities of the West Seattle Neighborhood Service Center.