The Seattle City Council conceptually approved Resolution 32170, granting the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) a programmatic term permit to install and operate up to 80 interactive digital kiosks in public rights-of-way. These kiosks, provided by IKE Smart City, feature digital displays offering public Wi-Fi, wayfinding information, public safety announcements, public art, and emergency call functions (211, 311, 911). The deployment will occur in two phases: an initial 30 kiosks in the Metropolitan Improvement District (MID), followed by an optional 50 additional kiosks distributed across the MID and other Business Improvement Areas (Ballard, U District, SODO, West Seattle Junction). The project utilizes a revenue-sharing model where advertising sales from the kiosks fund their operation and provide public benefits, with revenue exceeding $1.1 million annually going to the City of Seattle. Kiosks are prohibited in sensitive areas such as shoreline districts, Historic Districts, and Parks boulevards to mitigate impact. The proposal complies with the city's Surveillance Ordinance, ensuring no personal data or photos are stored.