Pick up free summer meals for your child aged 18 years or younger at one of the many locations listed on the map. Different dates and times are available.
City of Tukwila News
The Tukwila Works online reporting tool will be disabled for the rest of 2020
Due to budget reductions associated with the coronavirus pandemic, the City of Tukwila will disable the Tukwila Works online reporting tool for 2020.
Tukwila’s Budget and the Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Like many other local governments, the City of Tukwila faces an immediate budget shortfall due to the coronavirus pandemic. The City is losing revenues from sales, gambling and utility taxes as a result of the Stay Home, Stay Healthy order. Such revenue losses require expenditure reductions, resulting in an impact to City services.
June 1, 2020 Statements from Mayor Ekberg and Council President Quinn
Statements from Mayor Ekberg and Council President Quinn on recent events locally and across the nation.
Vacancy on Public Safety Bond Financial Oversight Committee
The City Council is seeking to fill a resident position on the Public Safety Bond Financial Oversight Committee.
City Council Statement on COVID-19 Related Discrimination
On May 11, 2020, the City Council approved a statement denouncing COVID-19 related discrimination.
Support Tukwila Restaurants with the Great Tukwila Carry Out!
Many Tukwila restaurants are offering pick up and/or delivery options during the Stay Home, Stay Healthy Order. Help support Tukwila restaurants by ordering from one of the restaurants listed here.
COVID-19 Financial Resources for Workers and Businesses
The City of Tukwila has compiled a range of information being developed by various agencies and governments that may be helpful to businesses and workers.
Tukwila Works Online Reporting Tool has been suspended until further notice
To help reduce transmission of COVID-19; to keep our community safe; and to align with the orders of the Governor and King County Executive, the City has suspended its Tukwila Works online reporting tool to report non-emergency issues.
Starting March 12 you can complete the 2020 Census online
Starting March 12, households will begin receiving Census Bureau letters in the mail with instructions on how to complete the 2020 Census, which can be done online, by mail or over the phone. This is the first time the public will be asked to complete the census online.