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The Snoqualmie Fire Department is hosting a free Opioid Education and Overdose Reversal Training Class on July 11, 2023. This initiative aims to equip community members with essential skills and knowledge to combat the opioid crisis, which is a significant issue affecting many regions. The class will take place at the Fire Station Training room, offering an important resource for local residents.
Join the Green Snoqualmie Partnership on July 8, 2023, for a volunteer event at Jeanne Hansen Community Park, focusing on the health of urban forests. Volunteers will work on caring for trees planted around the park, promoting environmental stewardship in the community. This event offers a great opportunity for residents to engage with nature and contribute to local conservation efforts.
The Chalk the Block event transforms Snoqualmie's sidewalks into vibrant canvases for community art on July 4, 2023, from 11 am to 1 pm. This interactive experience invites residents to unleash their creativity and celebrate the holiday in a unique way. As a beloved annual tradition, it fosters community spirit and artistic expression.
Snoqualmie Fire Chief Mark Correira is set to leave his position on June 29, 2023, to pursue a new career opportunity as the chief of a larger fire agency in California. Mayor Ross will appoint Deputy Fire Chief Bailey as the Interim Fire Chief during this transition, ensuring continuity in leadership for the city's fire department.
The Meadowbrook Bridge in Snoqualmie will be closed to all traffic for a routine inspection on June 29, starting at 8:30 a.m., and is expected to reopen by 4:30 p.m. This temporary closure is crucial for maintaining the bridge's safety and integrity, directly impacting local commuters and residents.
A deceased individual was discovered under the Snoqualmie River bridge in North Bend, WA, on June 29, 2023, prompting a response from local police. The incident raises concerns about safety and the wellbeing of the community. Further investigations are underway to determine the cause of death and any potential implications for local residents.
Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps submitted his resignation effective July 3, 2023, as confirmed by the city's announcement. The mayor plans to appoint Police Captain Brian Lynch as the Interim Police Chief, pending Council confirmation at the upcoming meeting on July 10. This change in leadership marks a significant shift in the city's law enforcement structure.
Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps has resigned, effective July 3, 2023, a decision submitted on June 27. Mayor Ross plans to appoint Captain Brian Lynch as the Interim Police Chief, pending Council confirmation during the July 10 meeting.
Mayor Ross of Snoqualmie has partnered with King County Councilmember Perry to address safety concerns at the Echo Glen Children's Center through a recent Safety and Security Roundtable. Held on June 22, the discussion aimed to enhance collaboration and cooperation between local authorities to improve the safety of the facility.
Snoqualmie residents are invited to engage in meaningful conversation with City Councilmembers Ethan Benson, Cara Christensen, and Rob Wotton over coffee on June 21, 2023. This community event at the Bindlestick in historic downtown aims to foster dialogue and strengthen local governance.