AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Safety Pressure on Seattle: Major Seattle employers—including Microsoft, Starbucks, Costco, Alaska Airlines, and the Mariners—pushed Mayor Katie Wilson and the City Council for a 100-day public safety action plan, calling for more police patrols, faster 911 response, reactivating CCTV in high-crime/event areas, and tougher steps against repeat open-air drug market activity. Coastal Shellfish Update: Washington’s razor clam season is set for 40 tentative digging days from Oct. 9 through Dec. 27 at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis, and Mocrocks, with openings dependent on toxin testing. Whidbey Film Tourism: Coupeville is getting a Practical Magic 2 boost, with the original movie’s local filming legacy still visible in the town’s storefronts and vibe. Travel Tech at Sea-Tac: TSA is expanding its “Gateside” program so approved non-passengers can access post-security areas at 13 airports, including Sea-Tac, easing gate visits for trusted travelers. Road & Resort Disruptions: Hurricane Lowell recovery continues in Kauai, with officials urging visitors to steer clear while power and oceanfront damage are addressed.
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