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Building the Future of Civic Service: A Recap of Seattle’s Customer Service AI Hackathon

At the City of Seattle, we’re leaning in on AI and learning how emerging technologies can help us deliver faster, fairer, and more accessible services for residents. Last March, the AI House launched on Seattle’s downtown waterfront as a public-private partnership dedicated to growing Seattle’s next era of AI, bringing together… [ Keep reading ]

Five Threads from the Bloomberg Public Innovators Summit

In October, I joined peers from around the world at the Public Innovators Network Summit 2025, hosted by the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The summit brought together local government innovation leaders to exchange ideas, strengthen networks, and share strategies for transforming public… [ Keep reading ]

Guest Post: How Seattle Youth Employment Program Interns Shaped the City’s Youth Connector

What happens when young people are directly involved in building solutions for themselves and their peers? This summer, we had the privilege of finding out by hosting two Seattle Youth Employment Program interns to support our Youth Connector initiative. Research shows that being involved in sports, clubs, internships, and other… [ Keep reading ]

In the News: How Innovation Delivers Results for Residents

Seattle’s work in data-driven innovation is making headlines. Two recent news stories spotlight the City’s efforts to deliver real solutions and improved services for residents, with partnership from the Seattle Innovation & Performance Team. Driving Change with Data and Digital Tools Innovation & Performance Director Leah Tivoli recently appeared on… [ Keep reading ]

Data to Action: How Seattle’s P-Patch Program is Growing with Equity

Aishwarya Nair and a fellow gardener identify plants at the Jackson Park P-Patch. Read more about Aishwarya. Walking though Seattle streets, you are bound to pass a Department of Neighborhoods P-Patch community garden, a lush plot of land dedicated to vegetables, herbs, and flowers. P-Patches are so iconic in Seattle… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Celebrates DATA Act Anniversary

City data leaders gather for a photo at the new Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center on Pennsylvania Avenue. Photo courtesy of the Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence at Johns Hopkins University. This week, City of Seattle staff joined leaders from across the country in Washington, D.C. to celebrate and reflect… [ Keep reading ]

Northeastern University students use Seattle open data to research solutions to advance energy efficiency

On March 22, City of Seattle staff joined graduate students and faculty at Northeastern University to kick off the “Needle in a Hack Stack” Hackathon competition at Northeastern’s campus in the heart of South Lake Union. The hackathon presented students with a set of problem statements to choose from to… [ Keep reading ]

Data to Action: Seattle’s Winter Weather Response Map

Seattle is famous for many things: world-class coffee, hospitals, music, tech, outdoor recreation, the list goes on. We are also a famously difficult place to go out driving in the snow. Anyone who has braved our steep hills during a snow or ice storm knows that our landscape makes for… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle announces winners of first Open Data Mini-Hackathon, launches One Seattle Data Strategy

Today, the City of Seattle hosted a mini-hackathon competition to engage data scientists, students, and community members with the City’s Open Data portal as part of the new One Seattle Data Strategy. The event was held at Tableau’s Fremont headquarters, hosted by Salesforce. The mini-hackathon challenged participants to build a… [ Keep reading ]