Our diverse cultures bring life, vitality and economic growth to the City. Whether you live, play, work or visit here Seattle offers a unique community filled with vibrant people.

• Non-English Language Info on Seattle.Gov
  The City of Seattle provides many types of public information in 26 different languages on its web site...
• News and Media
  city news, radio, television, newspapers...
• Technology
  accessibility, assistive, training, resources...
• Employment
  city jobs, career services, job boards, workforce development...
• Education
  libraries, private schools, public schools, colleges, trade and vocational...
• Volunteer and Donate
  neighborhood support, participating in government, human services...
• Grants and Funding
  grants for individuals, artists, small businesses, organizations...
• Human Services
  homelessness, seniors, disabilities, children and youth...
• Public Health
  health care, records, education, insurance...
• Environment
  conservation, natural resources, endangered species, education...
• Animals
  health, adoption, services, zoos, wildlife...

Seattle Voices with Justice Bobbe Bridge
Justice Bobbe Bridge is the Founding President of the Center for Children and Youth Justice.

Senior Citizen Coffee Hours
Upcoming Senior Citizen Coffee Hours at the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens in City hall will take place in September.

Digital Television
On February 17, 2009, television stations will begin broadcasting in a different way, using only digital signals. Will your TV still receive a signal?

Teen Web Site
Seattle.Gov has a web site just for Seattle teens -- check it out!

City Utility and Service Payment Centers
There are in-person payment sites throughout the city that provide payment services for utility bills, pet license, passports, cable services and more.

Seattle Animal Shelter Donations
Help support your local Animal Shelter by making a donation.

Guide to Maps - Getting Involved
City maps showing community projects and volunteer opportunities.