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National Night Out, an annual community-building event, will be held on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, in Bothell and nationwide. This initiative aims to strengthen police-community partnerships and enhance neighborhood safety through social gatherings. Residents are encouraged to organize block parties and invite local police officers to join the festivities.
Bothell will celebrate Welcoming Week from September 13th to 22nd, 2024, promoting inclusivity and diversity. Residents and local businesses are invited to share their welcoming experiences on social media with specific hashtags. Events include a city council meeting, launch celebrations, and community gatherings to foster inclusivity.
Sustainamania is a community event in Bothell focused on promoting sustainability practices among residents of all ages. Attendees can participate in workshops, activities, and learn about various sustainability programs aimed at fostering environmental stewardship. The next event is scheduled for 2025.
The Fourth of July Parade & Pancake Breakfast is a beloved community event in Bothell, taking place on July 4, 2025. The day will start with a pancake breakfast hosted by the local fire department, followed by children's and grand parades, along with various community activities. More details will be announced in March 2025.
The Bothell Police Community Advisory Committee (BPCAC) will hold regular meetings in 2024 and 2025 to promote community-oriented policing and improve communication between the police and residents. Led by consultant Chanin Kelly Rae, the committee focuses on inclusivity and equity. Although applications for new members are currently closed, community members are encouraged to engage with the Bothell Police through various programs.
The DiveIn Team is an advisory group within the City of Bothell focused on enhancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices among city staff. Their work addresses systemic oppression and fosters a culture of mutual respect, contributing to a more inclusive environment for employees from diverse backgrounds.
The City of Bothell's search results page highlights essential community resources and upcoming events, focusing on emergency preparedness and public engagement. It includes contact details for the Emergency Preparedness Manager, recent documents celebrating Women's History Month, and initiatives to update animal-related municipal codes, encouraging community involvement and environmental awareness.
The City of Bothell has launched a Human Services Needs Assessment Project to evaluate the social, economic, and health challenges faced by the community. Through interviews, surveys, and public data, the project aims to inform a strategic plan that addresses the critical needs of residents over the next three years, highlighting the city's commitment to supporting vulnerable populations.
Victor Sanchez Hernandez Jr., a standout edge rusher from Kamiak High School, has signed his letter of intent to play football at the University of Washington, realizing his dream as the top-ranked edge player in Washington's class of 2025.
Mead High School football coach Keith Stamps was fired for failing to report and investigate serious allegations of player misconduct, including assaults and harassment. This decision has led to lawsuits and raised concerns about trust and safety within the Mead School District.