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Seattle City Council to vote on controversial gunshot detection technology - KOMO


Seattle City Council was set to vote Tuesday on whether ... The mayor's 2024 budget proposal would take $1.77 million in unspent police ... or put it towards tiny home villages in Seattle. Read More

Seattle City Council approves new police contract in 8-1 vote


SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council approved a new contract with the Seattle Police Officer's Guild (SPOG), despite one councilmember's call for a pause on voting until the public has a chance to ... Read More

Seattle City Council approves funding for controversial gunshot technology - MyNorthwest


Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s 2024 budget proposal asked the council to consider using approximately $1.5 million on acoustic gunshot detection software. Read More


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