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Mayor Wilson announces new acting leadership at Office of Economic Development 

Seattle, WA – In a press announcement on Friday, January 9, 2026, Mayor Katie B. Wilson announced Alicia Teel as Acting Director for the Office of Economic Development.   “I’m honored to serve in this interim capacity to lead the Office of Economic Development. Our talented team is dedicated to leading projects and making investments that open up access… [ Keep reading ]

City Council adopts 2026 budget: Highlights for OED

The 2026 budget passed by the Seattle City Council highlights our continued focus on supporting a thriving, inclusive business ecosystem – one that attracts new industry and helps local businesses grow, innovate, and create opportunity across the city. The approved budget maintains our direction of leading projects and making investments… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle eases permitting – revitalizing storefronts

The City of Seattle is taking significant steps to fill empty storefronts and support businesses looking for new commercial space. These changes aim to turn “For Lease” signs into “Grand Opening” banners across Seattle.

Seattle eases permitting – what this means for business owners 

The City of Seattle is taking significant steps to fill empty storefronts and support businesses looking for new commercial space. A new law, CB 121047, is changing the City’s building code, specifically how “substantial alterations” are handled. This reduces the time, cost, and complexity for small businesses looking to open… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle eases permitting – what this means for landlords and property owners 

The City of Seattle is taking significant steps to fill empty storefronts and support businesses looking for new commercial space. A new law, CB 121047, is changing the City’s building code, specifically how “substantial alterations” are handled. This reduces the time, cost, and complexity for small businesses looking to open… [ Keep reading ]

Powering Seattle’s small businesses: How OED is driving change

Seattle’s small businesses are the vibrant core of our neighborhoods and a crucial engine for our local economy. We are committed to listening to the needs of business owners and taking action to support them. Recent initiatives, announced by Mayor Bruce Harrell, demonstrate our dedication to cutting red tape, reducing… [ Keep reading ]