December 12, 2024 - This Week in Kirkland - Text Version

Kirkland, WALocal News

The December 12, 2024, edition of the Kirkland bulletin highlights essential updates from the City Council meeting on December 10, where the 2025-2026 budget and K2044 Comprehensive Plan were adopted, showcasing the city’s commitment to long-term planning and fiscal responsibility. The bulletin invites residents to connect with law enforcement during 'Coffee with a Cop,' a casual gathering aimed at fostering community relations and ensuring public safety. Additionally, it announces holiday office hours and provides practical tips for preventing frozen pipes during colder months. Emphasizing environmental responsibility, the article encourages residents to recycle holiday materials and engage in eco-friendly practices. It also notes the installation of AEDs in parks, enhancing public safety.

The city seeks feedback on its podcast, promoting a two-way dialogue with the community. Overall, the bulletin serves as a comprehensive resource for Kirkland residents, blending important governmental updates with community engagement opportunities, reinforcing the city's dedication to transparency, sustainability, and public safety.

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