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Youth and Families Initiative
The initiative will help shape the Mayor’s agenda on issues affecting youth and families from a child’s birth to their successful career track. Join a community caucus to be part of the initiative process.

Citywide Conversations with the Seattle Public Library
The Seattle Public Library is starting a strategic planning process to guide its future growth and services. Come to an open house and share your ideas!

City Inside/Out: The Future of Pioneer Square
Explores the history of Pioneer Square and what can be done to make it a more vibrant part of Seattle.

Census 2010
In March, many U.S. addresses will review a census form from the U.S. Government. Find out about the form, the Census and your involvement.

Encore!
Encore is a new Seattle.Gov web site created especially for people who are 50+.

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.