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Seattle Renters' Commission
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A group appointed by the Mayor, City Council, and Commission to provide analysis and advice to the City of Seattle on issues affecting renters. 10/15 seats are currently vacant.
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We are excited to join the Seattle Human Rights Commission and @houseourneighbors.bsky.social for a film screening and panel discussion of 'Evicting the American Dream' tomorrow, Fri. Nov. 7th from 7-8:30pm!

RSVP: www.eventbrite.com/e/evicting-t...
A promotional flyer with a light teal background titled “Film Screening and Panel Discussion” in large red text. On the left is the film poster for Evicting the American Dream, showing a house behind a garage door labeled “Emergency Exit.” On the right, a header reads “Panelists” followed by a bulleted list: Alexis Mercedes-Rinck – Seattle City Councilmember Dr. Tim Thomas – Chief Research and Data Officer, King County Jeff Paul – House Our Neighbors Vallen Solomon – Housing Justice Project David Barnhart – Film Director Phil Lewis – Moderator – Human Rights Commission Below, bold text reads: “Friday, November 7th – 7 to 8:30pm” and the venue information: “Kakao, 415 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109.” To the right is a QR code with the caption “Reserve your seat” and a small URL: https://tinyurl.com/bdemubsc . At the bottom are three logos for the Seattle Human Rights Commission, House Our Neighbors, and the Seattle Renters’ Commission.
November 6, 2025 at 8:31 PM
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The Seattle City Council will be voting on expanding mass surveillance on Tue. 9/9 at 2pm. The Seattle Renters' Commission urges the council to reject this expansion and protect renters’ privacy, autonomy, and safety.

See the full statement from the Commission here: www.seattle.gov/documents/Bo...
The Seattle Renters' Commission opposes the expansion of mass surveillance. SPD has placed cameras in areas with apartments but not in areas with single family homes. Their plan would expand their CCTV network and Real-Time Crime Center and accept live video from apartment buildings. Surveillance doesn’t reduce violent crime but has a long history of harming communities, especially Black, Indigenous, and other people of color; immigrants; LGBTQIA+ residents; people with disabilities; and low-income households. We urge the Seattle City Council to reject CB 121052 and CB 121053 and protect renters’ privacy, autonomy, and safety.
August 29, 2025 at 8:17 PM