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Issaquah Highlands boasts over 1,500 acres of parks and open spaces, providing ample opportunities for walking, hiking, and biking. The article outlines important park regulations, maintenance responsibilities, and recent updates, including the replacement of a play structure at Wisteria Park. Residents are encouraged to engage with their local parks and utilize available resources for concerns and inquiries.
The Issaquah Highlands community is excited to welcome back its beloved vegetation-clearing goats on July 15, 2024, for a 20-day period. This eco-friendly tradition, led by retiring goat herder Craig Madsen, promotes sustainable vegetation management while fostering community engagement. Residents are invited to share their favorite goat photos to celebrate this event.
The IHCA Annual Report for 2023-2024 highlights key community developments, including infrastructure improvements, safety initiatives, and financial stability despite inflation. It emphasizes collaboration with local police and community committees to enhance safety, alongside the completion of new parks and ongoing construction projects. The report acknowledges the hard work of IHCA staff and leadership and looks forward to future developments in Issaquah Highlands.
The Issaquah Highlands community is preparing for two upcoming events: a community-wide garage sale on September 21 and an emergency preparation workshop on September 28. These initiatives aim to foster community engagement and enhance residents' readiness for unexpected emergencies.
A community-wide garage sale is scheduled for September 21, 2024, in the Issaquah Highlands, marking one of the two annual opportunities for residents to hold garage sales on their properties. The Highlands Council will promote the event through various media channels, encouraging participants to create their own signage to attract shoppers.
An emergency preparation event will be held on September 28, 2024, at Blakely Hall in Issaquah Highlands, providing residents with essential skills and knowledge to prepare their households for disasters. The event, sponsored by the Issaquah Highlands Council, will cover topics such as communication, necessary supplies, and local resources.
The article announces a Summer Photo Challenge in Issaquah Highlands, encouraging residents to form teams and complete various photography tasks. Teams can earn bonus points by sharing their photos on social media with the hashtag #IHPhotoChallenge. The challenge runs until August 30, 2024, and submissions can be made through an online form.
Michelle Whitehead, a resident of Central Park, has been recognized as April's Volunteer of the Month for her dedicated service in the Issaquah Highlands community, where she organizes events and contributes to the Community Safety Committee.
The 2024 IHCA Annual Accounting Report highlights the financial stability of the Issaquah Highlands Community Association, noting the completion of new homes and strong audit results, while emphasizing the need for a modest increase in master assessments to maintain community services.
The article highlights the findings of the 2024 Community Survey in Issaquah Highlands, focusing on key concerns such as crime and safety, traffic, and social connectedness. Residents expressed a desire for more social events and improved communication channels, including WhatsApp. The survey results will inform future initiatives by the Highlands Council and community organizations.