Councilmember Rob Saka

05/04/2026

We recently teamed up with community leaders along with Seattle City Light, Seattle Public Utilities, and SDOT to install lights along restaurant row on Alki to help support businesses and improve public safety. 🙌

05/01/2026

Attended last night’s BIGGEST softball rivalry in West Seattle! Shoutout to Chief Sealth International High School and West Seattle High School for having such an amazing sports program. Thanks for having me and my kids the dugout cheers were lit 🔥🥎

04/29/2026

Day in my life as a Seattle City Councilmember!

04/28/2026

Had the pleasure of speaking at the SDOT Youth Transportation Summit on Saturday. It was inspiring to see so many young people interested in transit, and it was so much fun talking about what our city is doing to ensure it’s safe and accessible for everyone!

04/23/2026

Happy National Bring Your Kids to Work Day! Had a great time showing my kids around even if they did think my job was boring 😆

Proud to be the Dad from Delridge and get to represent so many amazing people everyday 🙌

04/22/2026

04/20/2026

Last Sunday, two drivers were tragically killed in a wrong way head on collision. That’s why I’m calling for an audit of Seattle’s Vision Zero program, an initiative that seeks to end traffic fatalities and injuries to zero by 2030.

As chair of the STEPS committee, traffic safety is my number one priority. And I’m doing what I can to ensure the safety of all of those in Seattle.

04/18/2026

Shoutout to for having me today! I love all our D1 small businesses 🤩

04/17/2026

Had a great conversation with where we talked about transportation and supporting small businesses! 🙌

04/16/2026

Had a great conversation with folks at amazing about transportation and supporting small businesses!

04/15/2026

As chair of the STEPS Committee, safety is my number one priority. After hearing about the tragic deaths this past Sunday, it’s pertinent we hold an audit of the Vision Zero program to ensure that the City is meeting its goals of zero fatalities and injuries by 2030.

We will be holding a more in depth conversation on Thursday, April 16th at 9:30 am at City Hall.