This Week: KPD Scam Warning | Parks Job Fair | Kirkland Cadet Car Show | Houghton Park & Play Ribbon Cutting

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland's bulletin released on August 1, 2024, outlines several important happenings designed to foster community engagement and enhance public safety. The Kirkland Police Department has alerted residents to be cautious of scams that could potentially affect them, highlighting the importance of vigilance in protecting personal information. A parks job fair is scheduled to provide job seekers with valuable employment opportunities within the city’s parks department, helping to enhance local recreational services. The bulletin also promotes the Kirkland Cadet Car Show, an event aimed at celebrating youth involvement and community pride through showcasing cars and fostering connections. The upcoming ribbon-cutting ceremony for Houghton Park & Play will officially open a newly developed recreational space, aimed at providing families with a safe place to enjoy outdoor activities.

These initiatives not only serve to inform residents but also encourage active participation in community programs. Collectively, these events demonstrate Kirkland's proactive approach to community safety, employment, and recreational opportunities, reinforcing a strong sense of local identity and engagement.

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