Seattle Metro CouncilRes 32217Adopted

Resolution 32217 declares the Seattle City Council's intent to implement a comprehensive, evidence-based strategy to reduce gun violence in Seattle. The strategy includes partnering with national experts such as the National Network for Safe Communities at John Jay College, who have experience in significantly reducing gun violence in other cities.

A resolution declaring the Seattle City Council’s intent for the City of Seattle to implement an evidence-based, comprehensive gun violence reduction strategy, that includes partnering with national experts who have helped other cities significantly reduce gun violence, such as the National Network for Safe Communities (NNSC) at John Jay College.

Introduced 8/14/2026City ClerkResolution (Res)
Last on agenda 9/15/2026

What it does

  • 1Declare intent to implement an evidence-based gun violence reduction strategy
  • 2Include partnership with national experts like the National Network for Safe Communities (NNSC)
  • 3Focus on a comprehensive approach to gun violence reduction

Resolution 32217 declares the Seattle City Council's intent to implement a comprehensive, evidence-based strategy to reduce gun violence in Seattle. The strategy includes partnering with national experts such as the National Network for Safe Communities at John Jay College, who have experience in significantly reducing gun violence in other cities.

Affects
City of SeattleSeattle City CouncilNational Network for Safe Communities (NNSC) at John Jay College

Activity timeline

2 of 2
  • Status changed
    Impact 50

    Res 32217: Full Council Agenda Ready → Passed at Full Council

  • Status changed
    Impact 30

    Res 32217: Passed at Full Council → Adopted

Legislative history

9/17/2026
City Clerk
The Resolution (Res) was attested by City Clerk.
9/15/2026
City Council
The Resolution (Res) was adopted by the following vote, and the President signed the Resolution (Res):
9/8/2026
Public Safety Committee
The Committee recommends that City Council adopt as amended the Resolution (Res).
8/18/2026
City Council
The Resolution (Res) was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
8/17/2026
Council President's Office
The Resolution (Res) was sent for review. to the Public Safety Committee
8/17/2026
City Clerk
The Resolution (Res) was sent for review. to the Council President's Office

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