We are pleased to announce our next public meeting via Zoom. If you’d like to attend this Zoom meeting please register below. Once you are registered you will receive log-in instructions via email.
Hello from King County – Many of you participated in the design process for long-term security at the Matthews Park Pump Station. Thank you for sharing your concerns and suggestions. The process developed a refined fence design that incorporated community priorities for the site with the security needs of the County’s Wastewater Treatment Division. The…
Mayor’s Public Safety Forum Announced Thursday, March 14 from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PMCentral Library, 1000 4th Avenue The Mayor has announced a public safety forum for Thursday, March 14. I am sharing this so that D5 constituents know as soon as possible. Register to attend the March 14 forum in person here. Information from his…
Meadowbrook Community Council Meeting January 11th, 2022 7:00 PM-8:45 PM This will be a virtual on-line meeting using Webex and available through your computer or smart phone! We are still meeting virtually as the Center is not allowing group meetings yet. We discussed meeting somewhere outside during our last call, but the weather seems to…
The Meadowbrook Community Council is a volunteer-based, not-for-profit neighborhood advocacy, idea, and action group. All are welcome to attend our meetings via WebEx the second Tuesday of every other month. The meetings provide a forum for neighborhoods to share ideas, opinions, and announcements of community interest. This creates a space for people to work together,…
Bridge span installations over I-5 starting tomorrow We plan to install the bridge spans across I-5 over the next two weekends. This work will occur overnight to limit impacts to traffic. The bridge span over the northbound lanes of I-5 will be installed overnight, starting at 11:59 PM on Saturday, June 12, and continue into…
We are connecting and extending sidewalks, adding curb bulbs and crosswalks, and making intersection improvements along Sand Point Way NE to create a more complete, predictable, multimodal corridor that enhances safety for people walking, biking, taking transit, and driving.