The City of Tukwila invites you to enter your home or business in our 7th annual Holiday Lights Contest.
City of Tukwila News
Tukwila Senior Scoop – Newsletter
Tukwila seniors now have a new way to receive information about Parks and Recreation programs, community services, and older adult resources – the Tukwila Senior Scoop.
Take a tour of the new Justice Center and Fire Station 51
We were sad not to have a grand openings for the new Justice Center and Fire Station 51 when they recently went into service. We hope the public will get a chance to visit them as soon as it is safe. Until then, please enjoy these virtual tours of the new facilities.
What is important to you when recruiting the next Chief of Police?
The City of Tukwila is recruiting for its next Chief of Police. Before the recruitment process starts, we want to hear from the community! Let us know what is important to you when recruiting the next Chief of Police.
Free COVID-19 testing now available in Tukwila
CHI Franciscan’s St. Anne and St. Francis Hospitals will be offering free COVID-19 testing for all ages through a partnership with King County Public Health and the Tukwila Fire Department.
City of Tukwila 2021-2022 Budget Survey
The City of Tukwila would like to hear from you regarding the 2021-2022 Budget!
Free summer meals available for Tukwila kids and teens
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.
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.