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The Lake Forest Park Community Police Academy will begin on September 3, 2025, providing residents with insights into local law enforcement operations. The event aims to foster community relations and enhance understanding of police procedures.
Lake Forest Park will host a city-wide yard sale on September 13 from 9 AM to 3 PM. Residents can register their addresses to be included on the official yard sale map, which will be available the week before the event. This initiative, organized by the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, encourages community engagement and sustainable shopping.
ShoreLake Arts will host its 5th Annual Battle of the Bands on August 23 at Pfingst Animal Acres Park in Lake Forest Park, Washington. The event will showcase local talent in a vibrant outdoor setting. Attendees can enjoy a day of music and community engagement.
Lyon will host the "Picnic in the Park" event on September 6, featuring a petting zoo, food trucks, and concerts. The event aims to attract families and community members for a day of fun and entertainment. Local artist Cecilia Anim is scheduled to perform.
WSDOT will close all lanes of SR 104 near 35th Avenue NE starting Sept. 2 for approximately 35 days to replace a culvert and improve habitat. The construction follows several weeks of preliminary work, including sewer upgrades and demolition of the Ballinger Automotive building. Local detours will be established to manage traffic during the closure.
Lake Forest Park invites public comments on its draft Climate Element from June 16 to August 11, 2025. The draft, informed by community input on climate change, will undergo review by the Planning Commission and City Council throughout the year. Residents can access the draft and provide feedback via the city's public comment webpage.
Lake Forest Park hosts National Night Out on August 5, 2025, from 6 PM to 1 AM local time. The event promotes community safety and encourages local residents to connect with police officers in a relaxed setting. Activities will take place on the patio of participating bars and restaurants.
Lake Forest Park residents can register early for fall recreation programs starting August 21, gaining a 24-hour advantage and an 8% discount on fees. The City of Shoreline also offers scholarships for eligible youth involved in cultural and recreational activities. Residents can sign up for reminders through the City’s website and social media.
Washington law prohibits campaigning for or against ballot measures during City Council meetings, including public comments. Residents can express their views outside of official meetings using their personal resources. For inquiries, contact City Clerk Matt McLean.
Washington law prohibits the use of public facilities, such as City Council meetings, for campaigning on ballot measures. This restriction applies to comments regarding the proposed levy lid lift during Council meetings. Residents are encouraged to express their opinions outside of official meetings.