December 5, 2024 - This Week in Kirkland - Text Version

Kirkland, WALocal News

The latest bulletin from Kirkland provides essential updates for the community, detailing the city council meeting on December 10, 2024, which will address significant items such as the 2025-2026 budget and the K2044 Comprehensive Plan. Residents are encouraged to engage in various holiday events, including the Winterfest Tree Lighting at Marina Park on December 7, featuring festive vendors, food, and live music. The article emphasizes the importance of community feedback on the city’s podcast, inviting participation in focus groups to enhance content. It also includes vital winter preparedness information, advising residents on managing potential service delays from waste management during inclement weather. Volunteer opportunities and events like the Toys for Tots drive are highlighted, showcasing the city's commitment to community engagement.

This bulletin serves as a comprehensive resource for residents, promoting civic involvement and the joy of the holiday season while fostering a sense of community and readiness as winter approaches.

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