AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Safety & Travel Disruption: Seattle’s West Seattle Bridge is dealing with a copper theft-driven blackout after thieves cut underground power feeds, knocking out 71 streetlights—another reminder that Washington is #1 in the nation for copper wire theft. Local Governance: Seattle business leaders (including Microsoft, Starbucks, Costco and Alaska Airlines) are pushing Mayor Katie Wilson for a public safety action plan within 100 days, including more patrols and steps to shut down open-air drug markets. Transit for Visitors: Amtrak Cascades is upgrading its fleet with the “Airo Fleet” starting Sept. 30, adding more capacity, bigger baggage/bike space, and improved Wi‑Fi—good news for rail travelers planning fall trips. Getting There, Easier: Sea-Tac’s Spot Saver security program is ending Nov. 30, though travelers can still book a time slot through Nov. 29. Outdoors & Family Travel: King County Executive Zahilay unveiled a $100 million conservation proposal to protect 1,500 acres across parks, forests, farmland and salmon habitat—aimed at keeping more recreation options open for visitors.
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