Volunteer Opportunities

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Senior Lunch Volunteer Delores 2017Are you interested in sharing your talents to help others in your community? The City has a variety of opportunities to suit varied skills and areas of interest.

Senior Program - Linda Croasdill, lcroasdill@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4686

Receptionist duties, clerical support, greeting and directing participants and visitors.

Food Service: Assist with setup, preparation and cleanup. Food Handler's card required.

Meals on Wheels - Linda Croasdill,  lcroasdill@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4686
Assist with packing and delivering of meals to homebound senior citizens.

Specialized Recreation - Nicole Jones, njones@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4685
Assist staff working with individuals with special needs on a monthly basis.

Classes/Sports - Staff, 206.973.4684
Volunteer teaching classes or coaching a sport.

Special Events - Jessica Ramirez, jramirez@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4691
Assist with various special events sponsored throughout the year including on July 4th.

Parks Clean Up - Mike Fitzpatrick, mfitzpatrick@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4781
Individuals or groups can organize park cleanup events at designated parks.

Public Works/Solid Waste Program - Karen Battis, kbattis@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4720
Volunteer at one of the annual recycling events.

Volunteer Coordinator/Police Dept. - Lauren Seiling, lseiling@kingcounty.gov, 206.973.4910
Work the front desk, answer phones and assist at community events.  Must successfully pass a background check.

Finance Department - Ruth Black, rblack@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4886
General clerical assistance and special projects.

    Citizen Advisory Boards/Committees
    Contact: City Clerk Kristina Gregg at 206.973.4661
    Committee descriptions and application packet: Citizen Advisory Committees 

    Arts, Culture and Library Advisory Committee - Identify issues related to arts, culture and library related items.  Discuss and make recommendations to the City Council.

    Community Services Advisory Committee - Make reports and recommendations to the City Council concerning community service issues.

    Hotel/Motel Tax Advisory Committee - Review and comment on items pertaining to Hotel/Motel Tax.

    Planning Commission - Study and forward recommendations to the City Council for the adoption of long range comprehensive plans, policies, programs and services.

    Senior Citizen Advisory Committee - Work with a staff liaison to identify issues related to senior citizens in the community.

    Tree Board - Identify issues related to public trees. Plan and implement an Arbor Day Observation/Celebration.

    City Programs

    Contact: Human Resources Department at 206.973.4650
    Application Packet: Volunteer Interest Packet [PDF]

    Organizations in the SeaTac area

    Contact: Community & Economic Development Department, Kim Cooper, kcooper@seatacwa.gov, 206.973.4815.