Harrell said he’s prioritized restoring parks, reducing crime and getting downtown Seattle bustling with new visitors to get the city back on the right track.
SEATTLE — In the four years since taking office, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell said Tuesday afternoon during his State of the City address that he believes there’s a new mood in the city.
Harrell said he’s prioritized restoring parks, reducing crime and getting downtown Seattle bustling with new visitors to get the city back on the right track.
“There’s a different mood in the city, a different spirit if you will, a renewed spark, optimism that we are on
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