Douglas Trumm is a Publisher at The Urbanist. He focuses on urban design, public transportation, and real estate development, with a keen interest in transportation policy and regulation. Douglas is featured in The Urbanist.
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Douglas Trumm's coverage focuses predominantly on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a significant emphasis on transportation & logistics and government & politics. With this in mind, he would likely be most receptive to pitches involving local urban planning initiatives, affordable housing developments, transit projects or city development proposals within the Seattle area.
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On Tuesday, the Seattle City Council approved mayor-backed legislation banning junk fees on renters in a 8-0 vote. Rental junk fees include administrative service fees, pet rent, and package fees.
On Thursday afternoon, Mayor Katie Wilson and Seattle City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck made the trip up to Denny Way to paint a bus lane for Route 8 at a major bottleneck near I-5.
A new Seattle task force was born Wednesday. Mayor Katie Wilson chartered the group to advise her housing agenda, looking for ways to streamline permitting and boost housing production over the long term.
Sound Transit's expected opening date for West Seattle light rail has slipped three years to 2035, agency top brass confirmed Thursday. The board is set to allocate $765 million later this month to advance property acquisitions along the route.
After a snag-free stretch setting ridership records during the World Cup, Sound Transit has had a few big service hiccups in the past month and a half, with a derailment on August 1 topping the list.
Primary results finalized last week make clear that Washington State Democrats are on track to pick up seats in the state legislature this fall.
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has put its signature on the draft environmental analysis for Sound Transit's Everett Link project, which would extend light rail 16 miles north from Lynnwood.
On Thursday, the Sound Transit Board of Directors approved the creation of a fare gate retrofit program set to use $6 million that has been queued
As of today, Pinehurst Station officially has an opening date: Wednesday, September 30.
In July, the U.S. Congress quietly passed a significant update to federal housing policy that builders and housing advocates are saying could provide a major boost to production.
