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Council preview: immigration-enforcement, surveillance-data protections and Glacier Well sale on tomorrow's agenda

Seattle City Council · March 16, 2026
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Summary

Council President Pro Tem Rob Sacca previewed the March 17 full council agenda, including referral of two public-safety-related ordinances (surveillance-data protections and immigration-status inquiries), a library-levy referral and three items slated for votes including a civil-immigration-enforcement ordinance and a SPU Glacier Well sale ordinance.

Council President Pro Tem Rob Sacca opened the March 16 briefing by previewing items expected on the City Council agenda for March 17. He said the introduction and referral calendar includes two bills expected to go to the Public Safety Committee: an ordinance protecting surveillance data and an ordinance addressing immigration-status inquiries in city programs. Sacca also said the select committee on the library levy will receive a referral for the proposed library levy, and that the SPU Glacier Well sale (identified as CB121166 in the briefing) and Resolution 32194 (a reaffirmation of data and privacy protections) are among items listed for vote on the full council agenda.

No votes were taken on these items during the briefing; Sacca presented them as previews and indicated committees will process the referrals and votes during upcoming meetings.