2016年7月25日 · Murray’s current DON director Kathy Nyland has been a driving force behind the change. With a backlash brewing, we asked Nyland to explain the thinking behind the decision to change the model. Nyland herself is a product of the district council model. She was on the Georgetown Community Council from 2006-2012; she was the chair in 2012.

2018年4月27日 · Mayor Jenny Durkan will replace Kathy Nyland as the Director of the Department of Neighborhoods. Nyland was appointed by former Mayor Ed Murray to her position in 2015. She will be replaced by...

2015年9月18日 · Not only did she grow to love the Wild West vibe of this early hipster hamlet, she would help empower its residents through a series of battles with the city. Over the course of a decade, Nyland,...

2018年4月30日 · Kathy Nyland will be replaced May 16 by Andrés Mantilla, who has been serving as director of external relations and outreach in Durkan's office. Nyland will move to a senior adviser position at...

Marcie Sillman talks to Kathy Nyland, the new director of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, about how she went from advocating for the Georgetown neighborhood to a job with the city.

2018年5月1日 · MAYOR JENNY DURKAN on Friday announced she’s replacing Kathy Nyland as director of the Department of Neighborhoods and instead will move to the Department of Parks and Recreation as a senior advisor. Durkan appointed Andres Mantilla, her current director of external relations and outreach, to interim director effective May 16.

2017年1月11日 · One hot August night in 2015 at the Leif Erikson Lodge in Ballard, Kathy Nyland, the city’s new Department of Neighborhoods (DON) director, struggled to be heard above the shouts from people who showed up to oppose a new, …

2018年4月27日 · Seattle Department of Neighborhoods director Kathy Nyland lasted longer than many city department heads after Jenny Durkan entered the mayor’s office, but on Friday it was finally announced that Nyland will be moved into a senior advisor role …

Originally from California, Kathy Nyland has called Seattle home for the past 15 years. Her path to policy and public service is a little less traditional than most. Her neighborhood advocacy work has led her to achieve a rare trifecta: beating City Hall, working with City Hall, and now working in …