Correspondence from Lewis's email account during his tenure on Seattle City Council. Includes both internal staff email and constituent correspondence. Topics include public safety and criminal justice, homelessness, COVID-19 and related rent legislation, the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP), and issues specific to District 7.

Email correspondence from Councilmember Andrew Lewis and staff.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, and newspaper clippings related to issues before the City Council during Chong's tenure. Subjects include Sand Point reuse, the Seahawks Stadium and vote, Comprehensive Plan, off-leash areas, City-wide personnel issues, schools, and various City department policy and reorganization issues.

This series includes general correspondence from councilmember Jim Compton and his Legislative Assistant Linda Robson.

Records created and received by González's office during her tenure as Seattle City Councilmember.

Records covering policies and programs related to gun violence.

Records from Harrell's office during his tenure on City Council.

Records from Lisa Herbold's office from her time serving on Seattle City Council.

Records from Lewis's office during his tenure on Seattle City Council.

Records of John Manning during his service as Seattle City Councilmember.

Records include correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other materials relating to City programs and services during Mayor Mike McGinn's administration.

Records from Tammy Morales's office from her time serving on Seattle City Council.

Records from Mosqueda's office during her time serving on Seattle City Council.

Records from various mayoral staffers during Ed Murray's term in office.

Records from Jane Noland's tenure as Seattle City Councilmember.

Records created and received by O'Brien's office during his tenure as Seattle City Councilmember.

Photographs from Pedersen's office during his term on Seattle City Council.

Records from Pedersen's office during his term on Seattle City Council.

This collection consists mainly of Peter Harris’s correspondence regarding his work with Central Staff on public safety policy. Of note are records regarding his work with legalizing medical cannabis, and then on the I-502 committee to legalize marijuana use in the City of Seattle.

Reports, public statements, and printed presentations relating to the work of the committee. Major issues include cable franchise options, Police Department accountability, and workplace equality.

Agendas of the Public Safety Committee during Noland's tenure as committee chair. Agendas are annotated with committee votes, audio tape information, and some marginal notes, and include some background materials related to issues before the committee.

Records include committee agendas, correspondence, staff reports, and draft legislation relating to public safety issues during the first two years that Rice chaired the Public Safety Committee. Agendas include legislation under consideration and action and recommendations by the committee.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and notes related to all City functions during Mayor Paul Schell's administration. Records are organized by City agency responsible for the specific issue addressed in the correspondence. Major topics covered in the materials include transportation, public safety, education, housing and human services, utilities, economic development, the arts, parks, and neighborhoods.

Records of a project to address violence in Seattle.

Records documenting the work of the Southwest/Southeast Neighborhood District Coordinator.

Files collected on various topics by Police Department staff.

Records from Mark Solomon's office during his term serving on Seattle City Council.

Email correspondence from Councilmember Tanya Woo and staff.

Correspondence from Woo's office during her tenure on Seattle City Council. Includes emails from constituents and inter-office correspondence regarding bills relating to SODA, land use, housing, zoning, SDOT amendments, and public safety. Also includes details about Woo's trip to Seattle's sister city in China, Chongqing, as well as Seattle public relations events, community town halls, tours, speaking engagements, and landmark openings.

Records from Tanya Woo's office during her time serving on Seattle City Council.