This Week: Get Ready for City Hall for All | KTUB Opening | Back to School Safety | Leaf Blowers

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland is excitedly preparing for its annual "City Hall for All" event taking place on September 14, 2024, from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. , which aims to engage the community and promote sustainability initiatives.

Alongside this, the Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB) will reopen its doors on September 3, providing a hub for local youth activities and programs. In addition to these events, the city is promoting the Kirkland Initiative, an 8-week leadership program designed to enhance civic engagement and equip residents with valuable leadership skills. The program offers participants the chance to network with neighbors and city officials while learning about Kirkland's civic policies. Furthermore, as students prepare to return to school, the bulletin highlights the importance of back-to-school safety for families and students alike. Residents are encouraged to utilize city resources for any questions or suggestions, ensuring effective communication with city staff.

Overall, the bulletin serves as a reminder of the upcoming events and the city's commitment to fostering community involvement. The City of Kirkland continues to prioritize resident engagement and safety through these initiatives.

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