Mayor Murray (2014-2017) Archive videos

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Ed Murray served as mayor of the city of Seattle from 2014 to 2017, leaving office on September 13, 2017.

Mayor, Expedia announce move to Seattle

4/2/2015

Mayor Murray, along with CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and CFO Mark Okerstrom, announce that Expedia will be moving it's headquarters to Seattle.

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Mayor signs legislation strengthening safety of vacant buildings

9/8/2017

Mayor announces Legal Defense Fund awardees

8/28/2017

Mayor Murray signs Fair Chance Housing legislation

8/23/2017

Major improvements to the South Lander Street corridor 8/16/17

Senator Cantwell, Mayor Murray and Commissioner Creighton announce Lander Street improvements

8/16/2017

Find It - Fix It Community Walk: Little Brook

8/14/2017

Mayor Murray signs Chinatown-ID housing affordability measures

8/2/2017

Mayor Murray signs Priority Hire, bias-free policing measures

7/28/2017

Mayor Murray signs 23rd Avenue Mandatory Housing Affordability measure

7/26/2017

Mayor Murray unveils arts, affordability, growth plan for Uptown

7/13/2017

Find It - Fix It Community Walk: First Hill

7/11/2017

Mayor Murray signs Education Action Plan resolution

6/30/2017

Mayor Murray announces request for proposals for homelessness services

6/28/2017

Mayor Murray signs Pedestrian Master Plan, bus funding for Seattle Public Schools

6/23/2017

Mayor Murray, CM Herbold announce Utility Discount Program expansion

6/22/2017

Mayor Murray unveils fair chance housing proposal

6/21/2017

Mayor Murray marks 3-year anniversary of $15 minimum wage

6/20/2017

Mayor Murray attends Liberty Bank Building groundbreaking

6/19/2017

Mayor Murray delivers statement after accuser drops lawsuit

6/14/2017

Mayor Ed Murray announces preferred partner for redevelopment of KeyArena

6/7/2017

Invest in Innovation - Business & Investment Tour of Seattle

6/6/2017

Mayor Murray signs sugar-sweetened beverage tax ordinance