ALT Image with a dark blue background and the OPA logo in the top left corner. In the top center of the image are three large, red question marks. Below them is a yellow banner with the words “What information is redacted or withheld from public disclosure requests?” written in black, bold text. Below the yellow banner is the text “Generally, some records can have information redacted before requesters view the documents. This may include personal details, attorney‑client communications, or tactical and intelligence information. There are more than 80 possible exemptions that can apply to public records.” At the bottom of the image is says “Learn more & submit your request: bit.ly/publicrecordsrequest”

ALT Photograph of a city street with leaves in the street and trees in the background on the left and buildings on the right. There is a blurred image of a person from behind with longer, dark hair in a brown and black striped sweater and jeans. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “May's newsletter is out!” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the top, middle the graphic. At the bottom of the graphic in a white box is a link to the newsletter: bit.ly/maynewsopa

ALT Image with a dark blue background and the OPA logo in the top left corner. There is a horizontal yellow banner that goes across the middle of the image and says in bold, black text, “OPA’s 2025 Annual Report is now online.” To the right of this text is an image of the front cover of the annual report. The report is a white image and at the top it says, "2025 Annual Report Director Bonnie Glenn, May 2026.” Below this on the left side in hand written bubble letters it says, “Better Together.” Below this text is a kneeling police officer in uniform with long brown hair. They are next to a child in a purple outfit with short hair reading a book on a bean bag. To the right is a large, brown book case filled with books. At the bottom of the annual report cover it says, “Better Together by Emery K., age 11.” At the bottom left of the overall image it says, “visit: bit.ly/opa2025annualreport”

ALT Photograph from the upper floor of the Seattle Public Library’s 5th Avenue Branch, looking down on the lower floor. There is a large wall of windows, five long stacks of books, and two people sitting in chairs. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “New Closed Case Summaries Posted” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the center above the box, and below the box is white text that says “Visit bit.ly/opa_ccs”

ALT Image includes a picture of Seattle’s waterfront with the aquarium and Great Wheel in the background. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “Professionalism makes up about 1 in 5 allegations investigated at OPA. But what does “professionalism” mean?” in black, bold text. At the bottom of the graphic in a white box reads: “Visit SPD’s Policy Manual 5.001-Pol-10 (Employees will Strive to Be Professionalism): bit.ly/spdpolicymanual. OPA’s logo is at the top middle of the graphic.

ALT Image includes an American flag draped across the top of the image with tulips laying on the right side. The rest of the image has a slate gray background. In the center is the text “Memorial Day. OPA offices will be closed on Monday, May 25 for Memorial Day. Regular office hours will resume Tuesday, May 26.” OPA’s logo is centered on the bottom of the image

ALT Picture of OPA’s policy manager, Justin Piccorelli, presenting at the Human Rights Commission. He is wearing a gray shirt and blue jeans standing next to a screen presentation that says “Policy: Management Action Recommendations (MAR).” In front of Justin are two people sitting with their backs to the camera, but facing the screen. One is in a gray t-shirt with their dark hair in a ponytail. The other is closer to Justin in a dark blue polo with dark hair in braids.

ALT Image of a single lit candle on the left of the graphic with a black background. The top of the image says, “Peace Officers Memorial Day.” OPA’s logo is in the bottom left corner.

ALT Image with a dark blue background and the OPA logo in the top left corner. In the top center of the image are three large, red question marks. Below them is a yellow banner with the words “what is a public disclosure request?” written in black, bold text. Below the yellow banner is the text “A Public Disclosure Request (PDR) is a specific request for records that an agency can identify. Examples include investigative files, disciplinary records, or interview transcriptions.” At the bottom of the image is says “Learn more & submit your request: bit.ly/publicrecordsrequest”

ALT Photograph of a viewfinder at a park with a sticker that says it is fifty cents to view. In the distance is a blurry Seattle city skyline with the Space Needle in prominent view. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “April's newsletter is out!” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the top, middle the graphic. At the bottom of the graphic in a white box is a link to the newsletter: bit.ly/aprilnewsopa

ALT Image with a dark blue background and the OPA logo in the top left corner. Below the logo, centered on the left side in white writing it says, “2026 OPA Youth Art Contest Winner.” Below them is a yellow banner with the words “Police & Community Working Together for a Better Seattle,” written in black, bold text. Below this text it says, “By Emery K., Age 11.” One the right side of the image is a large photo taken in a classroom that has a projection screen in the background with the OPA Annual Report Cover on it. In front of the screen is student Emery K., with brown hair in a red dress with white tights. She is holding a framed copy of the cover. To her right is Director Bonnie Glenn in a black outfit with a colorful scarf.

ALT Picture of the right side a red brick, two story building that is the Chong Wa Benevolent Association building in Chinatown Seattle, WA. On the left side, part of the front door shows with a concrete handrail leading up to the door that has two large, grey columns to the right of the door. On top of the door there is a balcony that is on the second story. To the right of the front door is a statue of Dr. Sun Yat-sen on top of a large, black pedestal with gold writing in Chinese.

ALT Image with a peach background that has the OPA logo centered on the top. Below is the text “Is filing a complaint safe?” In the center of the image are three graphics: a computer, a phone, and a clipboard with a pencil. Below the graphics is the word “Yes.” There are three bullets noted with green check marks that say: “you won’t be asked about your immigration status. You are protected against retaliation. You can file your complaint anonymously.” At the bottom of the image in blue letters it says, “Learn more: seattle.gov/OPA.”

ALT Photograph from the upper floor of the Seattle Public Library’s 5th Avenue Branch, looking down on the lower floor. There is a large wall of windows, five long stacks of books, and two people sitting in chairs. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “New Closed Case Summaries Posted” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the center above the box, and below the box is white text that says “Visit bit.ly/opa_ccs”

ALT Image on a white background with graphic overlay of a map of the world in the background. The top right of the image has OPA’s logo. The center of the image says “Happy Earth Day,” with leaves accenting the words. The bottom of the image has a graphic picture of the globe with a variety of trees curving across on top.

ALT Image includes text on top and bottom with a picture in the middle on a dark gray background. The top of the image text in bold, white text says, “OPA in the Community.” Below that text in yellow, bold, and all capital letters it reads, “Attending the Our City, Our Safety at Miller Park Community Center.” Below this text is a picture from the event. It includes community members sitting in a large room looking at Chief Shon Barnes standing and speaking in his SPD uniform. Below this picture in white text it says, “Do you have a meeting you want OPA to attend? Reach out to our Community Engagement team at OPA@seattle.gov.” At the center bottom of the image is the OPA logo.

ALT Image includes a picture of Seattle’s UW Cherry Blossoms on either side of a brick walk way. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “SPD officers need to use discretion in their work. But what is this?” in black, bold text. At the bottom of the graphic in a whitebox reads: “Visit SPD’s Policy Manual 5.001-Pol-6: bit.ly/spdpolicymanual. OPA’s logo is at the bottom middle.

ALT Image on a light blue background includes ‘April is National Diversity Month!’ in large bold text. Below it is a circle of rainbow color graphic clipart people. On each side of the circle includes accessibility graphics. On the left of the circle are three graphics: access to low vision, the symbol of accessibility and assistive listening systems. On the right of the circle are three graphics: sign language interpretation, closed captioning (CC), and Telephone Typewriter (TTY). At the bottom, the Seattle Office of Police Accountability logo appears. Text was created by AI, and reviewed and approved by OPA staff prior to publication.

ALT Image includes a picture of Seattle’s Pike Place Market with the crowd walking below the Market sign and in front of the vendor stalls. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “OPA's March Newsletter is Posted!” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the top middle. At the bottom of the graphic in a whitebox is a link to the newsletter: bit.ly/marnewsopa

ALT Photograph of the Seattle Space Needle framed by trees on each side. There is a graphic overlay of a white box that says “OPA’s Management Action Recommendations regarding SPD Policies” in black, bold text. OPA’s logo is at the top middle. At the bottom of the graphic in a white box is a link to the policy recommendation: Visit: bit.ly/opa_mars