City budget battle not over yet for amendment to ‘make Alki Community Center a community center once again’ and improve street safety

Hit “play” on that Seattle Channel clip and it should take you to two hours, 14 minutes, and 21 seconds into the in-person section of Thursday’s city budget hearing, last major opportunity to argue in favor or against a change to the mayor’s budget plan. That’s when a delegation from Alki spoke to urge the council to approve the amendment by District 1 Councilmember Rob Saka that would add $125,000 to the Seattle Parks budget for each of the next two years, to restore recreational programming to

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