The Apartment Manager's Network provides an opportunity for residential rental property owners and managers to support each other in improving living conditions for their tenants. The City provides a forum to promote continuing education, networking and information exchange through quarterly meetings of the SeaTac Owner's and Manager's Pride in Properties (STOMPP).
Issues of mutual interest include:
- Quality multi-housing as an asset to our community
- Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) by addressing: lighting, landscaping, police crime information, housing (section 8), drugs and domestic violence
- Crime Free Multi-Housing Training licensing and code requirements
- Rental Housing Association of Puget Sound
- Current legislative issues and updates
- Annual neighborhood "National Night Out"
- Project LOOK - After school program for latch key kids
- Police substation and Domestic Violence Prevention Program
Click here for minutes of the last meeting. For information on upcoming meetings, please contact Officer Doug Reynolds at the number noted above.
Crime Free Multi-Housing Training
The City, in collaboration with Highline Community College, offers a three part certification program in Crime Free Multi-Housing training. The City posts the names of individuals and apartment properties that have fulfilled their obligation to become certified in all three areas. To register, please contact Officer Reynolds at the number noted above.