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City of Tukwila E-Hazelnut Newsletter - October 2021
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to see how you can
help your community
The City of Tukwila is assisted in its operations in
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several areas by the volunteers who serve on our
Boards, Commissions and Committees. These
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advisory bodies provide guidance to decision-
Tukwila
makers and represent the diverse viewpoints of
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the community, bringing public participation into
City
government. Volunteers serve a vital function by
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offering their time and expertise as members.
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The following advisory bodies have terms ending
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this year:
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Arts Commission
Civil Service Commission
Tukwila Elected
Community Oriented Policing
Officials
Citizens Advisory Board
Equity and Social Justice Commission
Human Services Advisory Board
Mayor: Allan Ekberg
Landmark Commission
City Council:
Library Advisory Board
Kate Kruller (Council
Park Commission
President)
SeaTac Airport Stakeholder Advisory
Verna Seal
Round Table
Kathy Hougardy
De'Sean Quinn
If you are interested in serving on one of these
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advisory bodies, please submit a completed
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Boards, Commissions and Committees Application
on November 10, 2021. A link to the application
the boards, commissions and committees can be
TukwilaWA.gov/boards.
For more information, please call 206-433-1850.
Vaccine Verification Requirements at the
Tukwila Community Center
Public Health Seattle & King County is requiring verification of
vaccination and/or negative COVID-19 test for INDOOR recreation
facilities. As of October 25, 2021, a verification of vaccination and/or
negative COVID-19 test will be required by Public Health Seattle & King
County to participate in activities, events, fitness programs,
performances and other gatherings when visiting the Tukwila Community
Center.
Vaccine verification will not be required for entry for a quick and limited
purpose, such as asking a question, picking up/dropping off a child, or
registering for a class. Customers 12 and older must show proof of being
the required doses of an FDA-authorized COVID-19 vaccine (two doses of
the Moderna or Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines, or one dose of the Johnson &
Johnson vaccine) or a WHO-authorized COVID-19 vaccine series, and 14
days have passed since the final dose. Children 11 and younger are
allowed to enter these facilities without verification of vaccination and/or
negative test.
Approved verification of vaccination may be established by any of the
following methods of documentation:
CDC COVID-19 Vaccine Record Card, or photo of CDC Vaccine
Record Card
QR Code, digital or printed certificate
from MyIRmobile.com (WA Department of Health partner
website, My Immunization Records)
Vaccine administration record from a vaccine provider,
immunization record from within or outside the U.S.,
including a photo or photocopy
Customers who are not fully vaccinated or do not wish to participate in
vaccination verification can enter these facilities by providing a digital or
printed documentation from a testing agent, including a laboratory,
health care provider, or pharmacy of a negative FDA-approved PCR test
administered within the previous 72 hours.
Safety reminders for autumn as we start
dealing with falling leaves again
On the road:
Wet, slippery leaves make driving hazardous. Slow down when
driving on leaves, especially around turns. Leave plenty of
emergency stopping room.
If the temperature drops below freezing, the wet leaves will
freeze, making driving even more dangerous.
Leaves littering the road can obscure painted lane markings,
bumps or potholes, and other road hazards.
Never drive through a raked leaf pile
for a child (or pet) to burrow, jump or hide.
Around your car:
Keep your windshield clear to avoid wet leaves getting stuck
under the wiper blades.
hazard from the exhaust system or catalytic converter.
At your home:
Clean your gutters frequently. Leaf-clogged gutters (and
downspouts) can create major damage by sending water into
your home or breaking loose due to water weight.
To avoid creating a falling hazard for pedestrians, keep your
driveway and walkways clear of fallen leaves.
If you use a leaf blower, dress properly in clothing that covers
your skin to prevent injury. Wear appropriate eye protection,
gloves and sturdy shoes as well.
Think safety as you perform home chores. Use a sturdy,
steady ladder for climbin
lifting.
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