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Seattle leaders are looking for the right person to be the city's new top cop after former-police chief, Shon Barnes, resigned in July following the Bite of Seattle shooting.
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Mayor Katie Wilson said she wants a balanced budget that will also boost spending for human services, police, and food security.
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Seattle residents had to wait hours for the police to brief reporters on the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting. A new police assessment says city leaders caused delays.
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Mayor Katie Wilson's executive order directs city departments to work with emergency management staff on readiness efforts and trainings.
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The Seattle Police Department has released dozens of messages between SPD staff and leadership, as well as with people from Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's office.
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As part of the multipronged approach, Seattle police will increase bike patrols in known crime hot spots such as North Aurora Avenue, Rainier Beach and Little Saigon.
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The city is revising how it shares information with the public during emergencies following the Bite of Seattle shooting at the end of July.
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Seattle Public Safety Committee Chair Bob Kettle wants the cameras to be turned back on, but Mayor Katie Wilson said a privacy and data audit needs to be reviewed first.
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The petition was filed by two Seattle voters who claim Wilson has failed to uphold her oath to maintain public safety.
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Seattle's Chamber of Commerce released a poll Monday suggesting that nearly 75% of registered Seattle voters support expanding the city’s police surveillance camera network.