The Seattle City Council is the legislative body for the city of Seattle, Washington. It consists of nine members, each elected to represent different districts within the city. The council is responsible for making laws, setting budgets, and addressing local issues such as housing, transportation, and public safety. Members of the council serve four-year terms and work together to create policies that impact the community. The council meets regularly to discuss proposals and gather public input, ensuring that the voices of Seattle residents are heard in local governance.