OED has contracted with a team of consultants to assist businesses with:
OED will cover the costs for initial 10 hours of consultant work. Program Contact: Celwyn.Green@seattle.gov
Free one hour one on one legal consultation with experienced lawyers, specializing in:
Communities Rise will not represent small businesses in legal disputes but is available for consultation. Contact: 206-324-5850.
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We would like to invite you to join Pioneer Square Business Owners & Managers Facebook group. This online space provides the opportunity for neighborhood business owners to connect with one another.
Click here to join the Pioneer Square Business Owners and Managers Facebook group.
See the latest from the Washington State Employment Security Department
Resources offered: unemployment insurance, paid family & medical leave, shared work, and standby status
WorkSource Seattle-King County offers a unique resource for businesses and job seekers: a “one-stop” for career development and human resources support. WorkSource incorporates employment services, skills training, and community services all in one package.
The Pioneer Square Residents’ Council hosts regular online meetings to share neighborhood updates and feature presentations from neighborhood partners. Tune into a PSRC meeting to meet your neighbors and hear from special guests.
Read more about the Residents’ Council
Circle the Square is dedicated to making Pioneer Square safe, happy, and whole. The group conducts neighborhood walks twice a week to build community and identify needed improvements.
The Metropolitan Improvement District (MID) funded Clean Team provides select cleaning services for the neighborhood. Contact the MID team if you see something in Pioneer Square in need of cleaning.
Submit a MID Clean Team service request here
The Find It, Fix It app allows users to report selected issues to the City of Seattle. Report an issue you observe in the neighborhood via the Find It, Fix It app. Users simply submit a photo with detailed information and using the map’s “drag and drop” feature to pinpoint the location.
