Fast efficient and helpful! Officer M.Schutt #173 was amazing my rental car was broken into at the…read moreembassy suites hotel on 01/04 I thought that the rest of my trip to Washington was going to be spent waiting for my police report not the case Officer M.Schutt was at the hotel with in 15 min max he was so helpful and nice unlike the hotel staff. Sadly this is the 2nd time I had a break in in Washington 1st time Seattle police wouldn't help the report was online only so I will never stay in Seattle again but if all officers in Tukwila police department are like offer Schutt I will stay in Tukwila again just not at the embassy suites. Thank you again for being great!

I have had multiple interactions with the Tukwila pd and found them to be professional at all times…read more, Approachable , and genuine. These guys have what you want to see in an officer...common sense. Not out to bust your balls or punch you in your wallet as all my interactions but one or two could have cost me $$$ and didn't. When I have needed them I have approached the first one seen and found them incredibly responsive to my need.in a world where I generally fear the police I have to admit being won over by Tukwila PD.

Well the gang problem in Sea Tac is like any other city attached to a larger city the law…read moreenforcement here is out standing professionals the homeless people though don't need to be dropped off here like a dumping zone for the homeless there are better solutions but it takes everybody's part to make it work

There are several reasons buying a house in Seatac was the worst decision of my life, but the main…read morereason is the noise. I have roosters next door. There is no law against roosters, a creature known for aggressive behavior and making excessive noise. For three years I have been asking the city to do something. Every night I am woken up, sometimes as early as 2:30 am. When I say every night, I mean every night, including Christmas. After visiting the code complaint office several times and opening two seperate cases, finally some action was taken. Unfortunately, it took several months and speaking in front of the city council until there was any results. Still, I am woken up in the middle of every night. The animal hoarding situation next door went from a ridiculous 30+ birds to the code compliant 4, one still being a rooster. The city says since the neighbors are now code complaint they are done. Now they don't even return my emails. The city of Seatac seems to strongly oppose any change, even something as common sense as simple legislation against roosters. Every other city and town in the tri-county area has a law in effect but Seatac. Do yourself a favor and don't move here. The city is more concerned with creating watch lists for Islamic residents than addressing any of your concerns. At one time my mail was stolen and I had to wait 8 hours for a cop who basically said I should have had a locking mailbox. I am currently saving up to move out of this noisy disappointment of a neighborhood.

I wanted to get Global Entry for me and my family. Because my airport (Portland) doesn't seem to…read moreconduct interviews, SeaTac was my only real option within a 3 hour radius. So I booked it for a Friday a few months out and decided to make a weekend out of it in Seattle. We arrived at least 30 minutes early to our appointment and they called us up to the window almost immediately. The officers were quite gruff and didn't say much, but they got us through and on our way in 10 minutes - talk about efficiency! All in all, I think it was worth doing so that I have less hassle on my next international flight.

When flying Icelandair home from Reykjavik, I usually end up arriving in Seattle and going through…read moreUS Customs & Border Protection, prior to my connecting flight back home. The last time was just a couple days ago after finishing a most satisfying 4-day Laugavegur trail, followed by a pleasant side trip to Stykkishólmur and the Snaefellsnes Peninsula. This latest experience was smooth, with no issues. This was similar to previous experiences. I also easily finished my Global Entry Interview while I was here. The only confusion was trying to figure out where to go for my connecting flight after I was finished. Taking the train to the main terminal was easy enough, but from there required airport "Spidey sense" to not only find the Security Line, but the one that takes TSA Pre. Gayle and I did have an interesting "incident" here several years ago as we returned from Iceland. It was the Christmas Season and we had received our Iceland "Yule Lads" present on our door at our Reykjavik Hotel. That consisted of a Washington State apple, that we simply packed away without any additional thought. Fast forward to US Customs where the Beagle sniffed out our USA fruit, which necessitated a full search or our baggage. Those Yule Lads certainly had the last laugh.

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!…read more So they flip flopped the TSA Pre-check / CLEAR lines again. Then I'm actually waiting in a line to go through security. Then every pilot is cutting line which is BULLS$$T cause they should have alternative passage way. Now this is where IT hits the fan! Folks I'm wearing sweatpants & shirt. I go through x-ray and they say we need to frisk you down the system showed something in groin area.. I know I'm gifted but not for x-ray to have an issue.. So the gentleman who's now embarrassed shares the good news of how he needs to violate me. I felt like Jody Foster in "THE ACCUSED", I'm completely man handled out in the open. Needless to say I passed with flying colors and now he's scared for life of rubbing between my legs & butt. He should have done the moonwalk after the groping since I came close to being a Michael Jackson victim... Get your act together TSA !

This review is for Checkpoint 5, which I believe is the same location as this listing for the North…read moreCheckpoint as it is the closest checkpoint for the D & N gates. The checkpoint is currently temporarily closed until late this year or early next year. It is being renovated before the World Cup arrives next year. The renovation is supposed to add more space and increase the queue area, which is much appreciated. It was the one checkpoint I avoided at Sea-Tac specifically for those reasons. The line seemed to move slower as a result of the way that the checkpoint was structured. Here is hoping that the new checkpoint is much improved. In the meantime, I would check the wait times at each checkpoint and suggest scheduling a Spot Saver appointment for a quicker trip through the TSA line at Sea-Tac.

Love the folks at City Hall and the Police Department who are so devoted to keeping our residents…read moresafe. Normandy Park is the best place to live in Puget Sound and these folks are a big part of the neighborly experience.

This city hall gets 2 stars from me because the receptionist was very nice and funny at the same…read moretime. A good personality to have for people coming to do business. Brightens up the place. The police officers were very uptight though. I was only there doing paperwork with the city clerk. They walked in frowning and I smiled and winked at them and said "here comes trouble" and one of them snorted at me. Lol get your panties out of a bunch boys and have a sense of humor. If police officers wonder why the general public doesn't like them, these guys would be the perfect example. If you're a peace officer, learn to have a little fun and live a little. Not everyone is a criminal or bad guy. I hope the vote is against them and they get rid of these guys. I would not feel safe calling you for help.

The only good things are the black guy who brings the dogs treats and friendly dogs!…read more I take my dog to Burien off leash dog park and it's pretty frustrating, as a disabled person, to see the girl, who works for the city, in dreads park in the only disability parking spot to pick up the garbage. Then instead of moving her truck to clear the other 3 cans she stays parked in the disabled spot and WALKS across the park slowly collecting garbage. No consideration what so ever!! Today is fairly infuriating! As we sit at the park, I see and hear workers working on the park, but you have the dread girl and her 3 coworkers chit chatting at their rigs doing no real work! Thanks to the people who actually put in the work to keep this park pleasant and safe!

A nice neighborhood, which seems quiet and peaceful. Though, we didn't get a chance to see other…read moreareas, it had that small town charm. We checked out Burien Press.

One of the most comfortable and helpful libraries I've seen in my nearly 8 decades of life. They…read morewill try their best to access anything for you.

A great library, I was able to stop in many times to participate in a couple zoom calls for…read moreinterviews and other work tasks! Nice and helpful staff and lots of great books and computers and other resources also!

This was such a lovely space. I got there right as they opened so I got to choose my seat, it…read morefilled up fast and this was on a Saturday. The staff were helpful and I liked seeing a few shelves dedicated to books in Vietnamese and Somali. Clean bathrooms and good study spaces (you can reserve). There were even spaces for groups to gather.

Hands down, this library is probably the nicest thing within a mile radius. LOL. It's fairly new,…read moresuper modern, and sticks out because it's much prettier than any of the local businesses nearby. I go here a couple times a month mostly to print some things off (ya girl really needs to invest in a printer...) and I've checked out some books once or twice. MOST of the librarians I've dealt with have been kind. There was one older lady who was not my cup of tea, but whatever. I wouldn't recommend coming here to work or study at all, though. This is an extreme hotspot for the local kids because of the free internet, books, etc. There's kids of all ages here, unsupervised, a lot. It's very common for them to be yelling and running around inside and outside of the library. The selection for books here is much smaller than the Kent and Covington library as well, but it does the job.