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King County, Sound Transit Join Seattle Mayor Harrell in Announcing Return to Office Policy Changes Starting Nov. 4

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City of Seattle Executive Branch employees will be expected to be in-person three days a week starting November 4, as other private and public sector partners, including King County and Sound Transit, share their return to office policies supporting increased in-person collaboration. Seattle – Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced that City of Seattle executive branch […]

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