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The Empower Issaquah challenge invites residents and businesses to join Puget Sound Energy's Green Power program, promoting renewable energy usage in the community. By enrolling, participants can help the city meet its Climate Action Plan targets. If 300 new enrollments are achieved by April 2025, PSE will fund a solar panel project for a community building.
Mayor Pauly recently met with the Rowley family, whose three generations have been dedicated to the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery. Their commitment underscores the community's focus on environmental stewardship and the hatchery's importance for future generations.
The Issaquah Police Department's recent updates highlight significant police activity, including accidents, shoplifting, and juvenile fights reported in the past month. The department urges community engagement and awareness, providing resources and information for residents to enhance safety and cooperation.
The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) has responded to the recent cyclone bomb storm that caused significant damage, including the loss of over 30 trees. The article outlines the community's storm readiness, tree removal efforts, and future landscaping plans, as well as resources for residents to report tree issues.
The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) is actively addressing the damage caused by a recent cyclone, focusing on recovery efforts across the community. This article highlights the immediate actions taken to support residents and restore essential services in the aftermath of the storm.
Issaquah High School is working with the University of Washington to study the effects of school-wide phone restrictions. The Issaquah School District is also seeking community feedback on a recent School Modernization and Construction Bond, with listening sessions scheduled. Additionally, holiday donation drives are underway to support local children and families in need.
This article provides an overview of the community management structure in Issaquah Highlands, detailing the roles of four key organizations that work together to enhance the quality of life for residents and merchants.
The article provides an overview of land development in Issaquah Highlands, emphasizing that 76% of the area is designated for open space, while only 23.9% is allocated for dense housing and commercial use. It highlights ongoing and future projects, including residential complexes and community amenities, with links for further information.
The article outlines key community safety issues discussed in a recent meeting, focusing on e-bike regulations, package theft prevention, and crime statistics in Issaquah Highlands, highlighting the importance of resident awareness, especially during the holiday season.
The article highlights ongoing projects by the Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA), including the construction of a new playground at Kirk Park and enhancements to the Bark Park. It underscores the community's commitment to improving local amenities and maintaining green spaces for resident engagement and satisfaction.