Lake Forest Park Climate Open House Thursday May 1, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Lake Forest Park will host a Climate Open House on May 1, 2025, to engage residents in updating its Comprehensive Plan with climate policies. The event, scheduled from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Third Place Commons, encourages community participation by inviting input on strategies to protect homes, the environment, and the economy. Attendees can expect city staff to answer questions and share insights, fostering a collaborative atmosphere. The event will feature educational displays and activities for children, ensuring a family-friendly environment. Light refreshments will be offered at no cost, and Spanish interpretation will be available for non-English speakers.

This outreach effort highlights the city's dedication to addressing climate change through community engagement. By involving residents, Lake Forest Park aims to create effective policies that resonate with local needs. The event reflects a growing trend among municipalities to prioritize public participation in environmental planning.

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