May 3, 2018 – NEDC Special Meeting on Emergency Preparedness

NEDC Special Meeting – May 3: Personal and Neighborhood Emergency Preparedness – Are you getting ready?

Please join the Northeast District Council for an Emergency Preparedness meeting, from 7 – 9 PM on Thursday, May 3, 2018.

Ann Forrest, a volunteer with the City of Seattle SNAP Program, will present a program on how to organize our individual homes and how to organize our neighborhood blocks for emergencies.

And learn about some of the efforts of area neighborhoods, what they are doing to get organized, and how you can participate or learn more.

From the SNAP site: The City of Seattle has created the Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare (SNAP) program to help your neighborhood get organized. We encourage people to not only prepare themselves and their families, but to talk to their neighbors about how they will work together to make sure everyone in the neighborhood is safe and cared for.

The NEDC meeting starts at 7 pm and is located at the Wedgwood Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of 35th Ave. NE and NE 80th. All are welcome!

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NEDC April 2018 Announcements

Download this great list of the April 2018 NEDC Announcements.  This list has many important upcoming meetings and events of interest, there are meetings specific to Northeast Seattle and some that are more general to Seattle as a whole. Some of these do get posted on the NEDC website.

Find the full list here.

You can download your own copy of the list.  Please share!

 

NEDC Special Meeting – May 3, 2018: Personal and Neighborhood Emergency Preparedness – Are you getting ready?

Please join the Northeast District Council for an Emergency Preparedness meeting, from 7 – 9 PM on Thursday, May 3, 2018.

Ann Forrest, a volunteer with the City of Seattle SNAP Program, will present a program on how to organize our individual homes and how to organize our neighborhood blocks for emergencies.

And learn about some of the efforts of area neighborhoods, what they are doing to get organized, and how you can participate or learn more.

From the SNAP site: The City of Seattle has created the Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare (SNAP) program to help your neighborhood get organized. We encourage people to not only prepare themselves and their families, but to talk to their neighbors about how they will work together to make sure everyone in the neighborhood is safe and cared for.

The NEDC meeting starts at 7 pm and is located at the Wedgwood Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of 35th Ave. NE and NE 80th. All are welcome!

April 5 NEDC Meeting

Please join the Northeast District Council meeting on Thursday, April 5, 2018.  District 4 Council Member Rob Johnson will be talking about his vision for our community in 5 years and in 10.

Meeting starts at 7 pm and is located at the Wedgwood Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of 35th Ave. NE and NE 80th. All are welcome!

Homelessness Panel Discussion, March 1 at NEDC meeting, 7 PM

The Northeast District Council invites local residents to attend a Homelessness Panel Discussion on Thursday, March 1.

Meeting starts at 7 pm and is located at the Wedgwood Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of 35th Ave. NE and NE 80th. All are welcome!

North Precinct Advisory Council Meeting, Dec 6

NPAC generally meets the first Wednesday of each month, 7:00-8:30 p.m., Kent Evans Auditorium, Lakeside School, 14050 1^st Avenue NE (parking is easy and free).

The next meeting is Wednesday, December 6.  The agenda will be posted at https://docs.google.com/open?id=0ByYeltqkXtOuMzQ5NDY0ZDktOWUxYy00OTEzLWE5OWEtYmZmM2ZkM2VhYjA4

Members Sought for Seattle’s Design Review Boards, Dec 15 deadline

Members Sought for Seattle’s Design Review Boards:  Deadline to apply December 15. 

Passionate about design or architecture?  The City is looking for qualified candidates to fill 15 upcoming openings on the Seattle’s Design Review Boards.  Board members evaluate the design of new buildings based on citywide and neighborhood-specific design guidelines. The boards review large mixed-use developments, multifamily housing, and commercial projects.

The volunteer positions will start on April 4, 2018, when retiring board members’ terms expire.  To be considered for appointment, send an application, cover letter, and resume by December 15, 2017 to Lisa Rutzick at lisa.rutzick@seattle.gov.  For more information or an application, go to http://buildingconnections.seattle.gov/2017/11/01/members-sought-for-seattles-design-review-boards-4/.