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Capitol Hill grocery stores have been doing it for years — Now, the city is looking at one Seattle Safeway to see if closing off second entrance is unsafe

Summary by CHS Capitol Hill Seattle
The companies behind Capitol Hill's grocery stores will be watching as the city considers a complaint against a Seattle Safeway over the practice of closing off second entrances as the big chains try to deter shoplifters and thieves. A "Notice of Violation" over city code was issued first in January to the 8340 15th Ave…
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CHS Capitol Hill Seattle broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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