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Ashley Archibald

  • Commnications Specialist, Purpose. Dignity. Action. (PDA)
As seen in: The Big Issue, Santa Monica Daily Press, KNKX-FM (Tacoma, WA), Real Change, The Urbanist, The International Examiner
Just a chaos agent. More Toad than Frog. Also at ashleyarchibald.bsky.social She/her
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Seattle City Council Considers When Police Can Use Blast Balls, Rubber Bullets, Other 'Less Lethal Weapons'

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By Ashley Archibald
The Seattle City Council's Public Safety Committee took a first pass on Dec. 10 at an ordinance that would dictate when the Seattle Police Department (SPD) could use "less lethal weapons" against protesters, a step required by the court overseeing the city's consent decree in the wake of the police response to 2020 protests.
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Budget Recap: Seattle City Council Approved $8.3B 2025 Budget, Voted Down Capital Gains Tax

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By Ashley Archibald
| South Seattle Emerald
Seattle's budget season ended in dramatic fashion on Nov. 21, just before the Thanksgiving holiday, with the City skirting a fiscal cliff by plugging its roughly $260 million shortfall with revenue from a lucrative payroll tax despite concerns from some councilmembers and staff about its unpredictability.
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With a Budget Deficit Looming, Councilmembers - and Community Members - Seek Ways to Find Needed Funds

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By Ashley Archibald
| South Seattle Emerald
The City of Seattle’s budget process has entered its final month, and unless many dramatic changes are made in the coming weeks, the story of the 2025–2026 budget is clear: A large deficit will be filled with JumpStart tax funds, monies that will also be used to fund more than $100 million of new spending, some proposed by the mayor and some by Seattle City Councilmembers. Budget Chair Dan Strauss presented his “balancing package” on Oct.
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