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This Week: Memorial Day Closure | Sustainability Program for KPD | Water Safety Reminders | Upcoming Events

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In its latest weekly bulletin dated May 25, 2023, the City of Kirkland provides essential updates for local residents. The announcement details a Memorial Day closure, affecting the availability of city services and operations during the holiday. In a progressive move, the bulletin introduces a sustainability program specifically designed for the Kirkland Police Department, aimed at promoting eco-friendly practices within law enforcement. As summer approaches, the city also offers vital water safety reminders to educate residents on staying safe while enjoying water activities. Alongside these updates, the bulletin highlights a series of upcoming events that encourage community involvement and participation.

These initiatives not only inform residents but also foster a sense of belonging and engagement within the city. The emphasis on sustainability and safety underscores Kirkland's commitment to creating a healthier, more informed community. Overall, the bulletin serves as a crucial communication tool, ensuring residents are aware of significant local issues and events.

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