News PR Newswire City of Seattle, TAAF, Amazon, and CIDBIA Announce New Ambassadors Program to Improve Neighborhood Safety and Support Economic Revitalization in the Chinatown-International District ...

(The Center Square) – Seattle is partnering with nonprofits and Amazon to launch an ambassador program dedicated to the Chinatown-International District amid growing concerns of anti-Asian ...

A new ambassador program is coming to Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), Amazon, and the Chinatown-International ...

SEATTLE — Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a new $1 million investment to improve safety and revitalize Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) in Hing Hay Park on Wednesday.

Seattle will soon launch a new “ambassador” program in the Chinatown International District, with the goal of establishing a small force focused on cleanliness and public safety.

Seattle’s Downtown Ambassador program has been in place since 1999. Follow Luke Duecy on X. Read more of his stories here. Submit news tips here.

Seattle’s Chinatown-International district will become the city's next neighborhood to use a public ambassador program to address safety concerns. Starting June 1, the C-ID Ambassadors Program ...

Peter Ueberroth also is a former Ambassadors chairman. Joe Ueberroth took over Ambassadors in 2003 from uncle John Ueberroth. The company was an outgrowth of International Ambassador Program Inc., a ...

C-ID Ambassadors Program marks launch of "TAAF Cities" initiative to catalyze cross-sector collaboration to support Seattle's AAPI communities; Amazon joins as a founding partner.

They’re really taking care of this place, and they’re doing a great job.” Seattle’s Downtown Ambassador program has been in place since 1999.