Three democrats from the 36th District, Senator Reuven Carlyle, Representative Gael Tarleton and Representative Noel Frame, reported that the state budget just approved contains infrastructure investments for our area.
The neighborhood of Fremont sits in two different districts, with those who live east of Aurora Avenue (Highway 99) voting in District #4, and those to the west voting for District #6, along with Ballard, Greenwood, and Crown Hill.
Have a community project idea, or a plan for improving our neighborhood? The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods provides support and money through the Neighborhood Matching Fund, with applications now being accepted through June 3rd.
Last week, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and Seattle Chief of Police Carmen Best announced that the Seattle Police Department (SPD) and other City departments will deploy additional resources to improve public safety and address matters of community maintenance.
On Wednesday, April 24th at 6p, at Peddler Brewing, there will be another organizing meeting for the Ballard-Fremont Greenways
On Monday, April 22nd, at 7p, at the Doric Lodge, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) Annual Meeting will offer everyone, Fremonster or not, a chance to meet the candidates for Seattle City Council for Districts #4 and #6. At Beverages & Ballots, find out about who will potentially represent the needs of Fremont, as well as our neighbors.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has announced the selection of two artists who will serve the country’s first statewide artist-in-residence program, embedding artists in the agency and in its work around Washington state.
On Thursday, March 21st, from 5p – 8p, attend ‘Disappearing Seattle: A Happy Hour with Artist Daphne Minkoff’ at the Fremont office of Infiniti Real Estate & Development.
Today Seattle Public Utilities will re-open the Carr Place and Woodlawn Open Spaces to the public.
The Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) represents and advocates for the residents of our community. For those residents with a concern, the FNC provides a place for discussion and problem-solving. For the city, and county and state, the FNC provides a place to bring programs and plans that need to be shared with residents.
