January 16, 2025 - This Week in Kirkland - Text Version

Kirkland, WALocal News

The City of Kirkland's latest update informs residents of vital happenings for the week of January 16, 2025, emphasizing community engagement and local governance. A featured podcast highlights seven engaging ways for residents to meet their police and fire departments, fostering a stronger connection between citizens and emergency services. The upcoming City Council meeting is scheduled for January 21, where council members will discuss the 2025 State Legislative Agenda, the King County Metro K Line project, and a special presentation from the Kirkland Performance Center. In recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all city administrative offices will be closed on January 20, but essential services will remain operational.

Additionally, the Kirkland Fire Department has deployed six firefighters to Los Angeles to assist with wildfire efforts, demonstrating their commitment to serve both locally and regionally. This article highlights significant public safety initiatives, upcoming events, and community involvement opportunities. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through the City Council Agenda Calendar and subscribe to relevant email lists. Overall, the bulletin serves as a comprehensive guide for residents to remain engaged in city affairs and community service efforts.

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