This Week: Kirkland Initiative | Crisis Center | Dog Pool Party | Recreation Registration

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland's bulletin for the week of August 15, 2024, features an array of community events and initiatives aimed at enhancing local engagement. Among the highlighted activities are the Kirkland Initiative, a crisis center, and a dog pool party, which promises to be a fun outing for pet owners. Recreation registration is also emphasized, encouraging residents to partake in various local programs. The bulletin invites community members to follow the K2044 Comprehensive Plan update, with important meetings scheduled for August 22 and September 17, where public comments are welcomed. Additionally, residents can get to know local council members through a video series that showcases their interests and visions for the community.

The next City Council meeting is noted for September 3, 2024, where further discussions will take place. For inquiries and suggestions, the public is encouraged to use the City’s online service portal, ensuring effective communication with city staff. Overall, the bulletin serves as a vital resource for residents to stay informed and involved in local governance.

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