Seattle Municipal Archives
Andrew Lewis Subject Files
Lewis, Andrew
4649-02
1.2 cubic feet
3 boxes
2005-2023
2020-2023
Records from Lewis's office during his tenure on Seattle City Council.
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Andrew Lewis represented District 7 on City Council from 2020 through 2023. Lewis grew up in Ballard and completed a BA in history and political science at the University of Washington. He went on to earn an MA from the London School of Economics and a JD from the University of California Berkeley. Back in Seattle, he worked as a deputy prosecutor for the King County Juvenile Division and later as an assistant city attorney for the city of Seattle. As a councilmember, he focused on homelessness, public safety, parks, and climate change. He was defeated by Bob Kettle in the 2023 election.
Records from Lewis's office during his tenure on Seattle City Council, including memos, correspondence, reports,and other materials. Topics include public safety and criminal justice, homelessness, the City's auditing process, gig worker legislation, transportation, land use, and issues specific to District 7.
Records are open to the public.
[Item and date], Andrew Lewis Subject Files, Record Series 4649-02. Box [number], Folder [number]. Seattle Municipal Archives.
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Homelessness--Washington (State)--Seattle
Auditing--Washington (State)--Seattle
Public safety--Washington (State)--Seattle
Labor--Law and legislation--Washington (State)--Seattle
Criminal law--Washington (State)--Seattle
Gig Workers / PayUp
2022-2023
1
1
Gig Workers / PayUp
2023
1
2
Beverage Tax
2020
1
3
Business Improvement Areas (BIAs)
2020
1
4
Micro-Mobility / Scooters
2019
1
5
Police Accountability
2020
1
6
Police Dept. / Public Safety
2019-2020
1
7
Public Safety
2020-2022
1
8
Criminal Justice / Public Safety
2020-2023
1
9
Public Safety - Dual Dispatch
2021-2023
1
10
Board of Health - Gun Violence
2020
1
11
Belltown
2020
1
12
Battery Street Tunnel
2019
1
13
Seattle Public Utilities
2020
1
14
Ballard-Interbay Regional Transportation System
2020
1
15
U District
2019-2020
1
16
103 Pike St.
2020
1
17
10th Ave. Traffic Calming
2020
1
18
Urban Agriculture
circa 2020
1
19
Queen Anne
2023
1
20
Lid I-5
2023
1
21
Magnolia Village
2020
2
1
P-Patches
2020
2
2
Puget Sound Regional Council
2019-2020
2
3
Winter Eviction Moratorium
2019-2020
2
4
Capital Projects
2020
2
5
Education
circa 2020
2
6
Central Staff
2019-2020
2
7
Civic Square
2018
2
8
Eastlake Bus Layover
2020
2
9
Community Service Officers - Police Dept.
2020
2
10
Dept. of Construction and Inspections
2019-2020
2
11
Day Care - Outdoor Space
2020
2
12
Home and Hope
2019
2
13
Discovery Park
2020
2
14
Domestic Violence Intervention Project
2020
2
15
Municipal Court
2017-2020
2
16
Downtown Activation
2019-2023
2
17
Fleet Electrification
2019
2
18
Environment / Climate Action
2019-2020
2
19
Growth Management Policy Board
2020
2
20
Seattle Housing Authority
2020
2
21
Green Building Program
2019
2
22
Downtown Alleys
2017-2019
2
23
First Hill
circa 2020
2
24
Interbay
2019
2
25
Inquests
2020
2
26
Public Health
2019-2020
2
27
Economic Development
2020
2
28
Labor Relations
2020-2022
2
29
Campaign Finance
2020
2
30
Harborview
circa 2023
2
31
Aquarium
2023
2
32
MFTE
2023
2
33
Industrial and Maritime Zoning
2023
2
34
Downtown School
circa 2020
2
35
Budget
2022-2023
3
1
Drug Law
2023
3
2
Cannabis
2022
3
3
Thank Yous / Congratulations
2020-2023
3
4
Auditor
2018-2022
3
5
Taxes
2020-2023
3
6
Trees
2020
3
7
Homelessness
2020-2023
3
8
Belltown Cottages
circa 2020
3
9
Park District
2022
3
10
Amusement Licensing
2023
3
11
Commercial Leases
2023
3
12
Revenue Stabilization
2023
3
13
Seattle Center
2019-2020
3
14
Privacy and Surveillance
2020
3
15
Westlake Cycle Track
circa 2020
3
16
Office to Residential Conversion
2023
3
17
Living Building Challenge
2023
3
18
Queen Anne Historic District
2005-2020
3
19
Unreinforced Masonry
2020
3
20
VIsion Zero
2021
3
21
Hotel PUDA Proposal
2022
3
22
Jail Services
2022
3
23
State Legislative Agenda
2023
3
24
Land Use
2019-2020
3
25
LEAD
2019-2020
3
26
Accomplishments
2020
3
27