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Shoreline Fire welcomed three new paramedics, John Clark, Hans Hurn, and Tess Parkhouse, who recently completed their training at Harborview Medical Center. They are preparing to begin shifts in Shoreline shortly.
A gathering for justice and inclusion will take place in Mountlake Terrace on July 4, 2025, hosted by Democracy in Action. Participants will hold signs and flags to advocate for constitutional rights and democratic values, emphasizing that true patriotism involves standing up for dignity and truth. This event marks the only local protest scheduled for Independence Day.
Shoreline residents can apply for a free tree through the Communi-trees program starting July 15. The initiative offers trees, planting assistance, and care training to promote greener neighborhoods. Applications close on August 31, but supplies are limited.
Fireworks shows will light up the region on July 4, 2025, with events planned in multiple cities. Residents can expect vibrant displays and festivities that celebrate Independence Day. Local communities are encouraged to participate in the celebrations.
The Lake Forest Park Police Department hosts Safety Day on July 12, 2025, from 10 AM to 12 PM at City Hall. The event promises free helmets and life jackets, a larger bike safety course, and mystery attractions. Attendees can enjoy live music and activities from community partners.
Shoreline hosts a variety of community events from July 2 to 8, including a Kiddie Parade and karaoke nights. Local veterans will share insights on disaster preparedness at the Heroes Café on July 8. The week culminates with a hula dance performance at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park.
Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts announced his candidacy for King County Assessor, focusing on integrity and transparency in government. With over 16 years of experience, he aims to improve property tax exemptions for seniors and low-income residents. Roberts has garnered support from more than 60 local leaders, including elected officials and former county officials.
The King County Council unanimously approved a six-year levy proposal for the Medic One/Emergency Medical Services program, which will appear on the November ballot. This measure aims to generate up to $1.4 billion by establishing a maximum levy rate of $0.250 per $1,000 assessed value, ensuring continued funding through 2031.
Restoration work parties occur this week in Shoreline parks as part of the Green Shoreline Partnership. Events are scheduled at various parks, including Hamlin Park and Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, from July 2 to July 6. Community members can register at the Green City Partnerships website.
Fireworks are illegal to discharge in King County, and Snohomish County imposes strict date and time restrictions. Residents should be aware of the regulations to avoid fines and ensure public safety. The article emphasizes the importance of adhering to local laws regarding fireworks.