January 9, 2025 - This Week in Kirkland - Text Version

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland's weekly news update for January 9, 2025, features significant council decisions, including the adoption of the 2025-2030 Transportation Improvement Program and amendments to the fire code aimed at enhancing public safety. The bulletin promotes community health initiatives, inviting residents to attend CPR, AED, and First Aid classes, which are crucial for lifesaving skills. The MLK Jr. Day of Service is spotlighted, encouraging participation in park restoration activities, fostering a sense of community involvement and stewardship. As winter approaches, the city emphasizes the importance of preparation, urging residents to create emergency kits and stay informed about snow response measures.

The bulletin also announces a workshop on heat pumps, offering insights into energy efficiency and available rebates, aiding residents in making smarter energy choices. Traffic alerts related to ongoing construction are detailed, helping residents navigate the city safely. The update reflects Kirkland's commitment to public safety, community engagement, and sustainability, ensuring residents are well-informed and prepared for upcoming challenges. This comprehensive approach to city communication ensures residents feel connected and proactive in their community.

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