This Week: Council Preview | Community Police Academy | Beach Closures | Car Show | KTUB Reopening

Kirkland, WALocal News

In the latest bulletin from the City of Kirkland, several key events and initiatives are announced for the week of August 29, 2024. The upcoming City Council meeting on September 3 will address critical issues, including zoning code amendments and a review of city policies and procedures, with a study session preceding the business agenda. Residents are encouraged to attend the hybrid meeting either in person or via Zoom, with an opportunity to voice their opinions during the public comment section. The bulletin also highlights the Community Police Academy, inviting community members to enhance their understanding of local law enforcement. Additionally, important safety notices include the temporary closure of Houghton Beach and O.

O. Denny Park to water activities. The City continues to promote engagement and transparency through accessible meetings and informative programs. Residents can stay informed by subscribing to the City Council Agendas and following the meetings on the City’s Facebook and YouTube channels. This proactive communication underscores Kirkland's commitment to community involvement and safety.

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