On Wednesday, April 20th, at 8a at Giddy Up Burgers & Greens, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will once again host a panel discussion on safety, on hazards and the best ways to house the homeless.
Over the last month, Fremocentrist.com has received reports about a neighborhood-wide up-tick in graffiti – and the capture of two culprits on camera. Don Golgert, of Fremont Laser & Design, reported footage had been delivered to the Seattle Police Department.
On the first Wednesday of every month the North Precinct Advisory Council (NPAC) meets at North Seattle College to discuss public safety concerns.
The Seattle Office of Emergency Management and Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare sent out a list of suggestions to consider this week as our winter weather arrives. Take a moment to consider one or two steps you could take to be better prepared for winter
This morning, September 27th, at 6:30a, a head-on collision occurred between two vehicles traveling on the Aurora Bridge (officially, the George Washington Memorial Bridge.)
According to the Seattle Police Department On-Line Blotter, on September 24, 2015 a multi-casualty traffic accident on the Highway 99/George Washington Memorial Bridge, a.k.a. Aurora Bridge, required massive response from emergency teams, including Seattle Fire, the Shoreline Fire Department, and Medics, and snarled traffic throughout Fremont.
The non-profit Seattle Police Foundation issued an important warning to its potential donors of an on-going telephone scam. The Seattle Police Foundation, which helps fund… Read More »Scam Warning From Seattle Police Foundation
On August 1st, the City’s new emergency notification system, AlertSeattle, will go live.
The June Board Meeting of the Fremont Chamber of Commerce had a great turnout, and important updates on activities this advocacy organization has taken an interest in.
On August 4th, the 31st Annual Night Out takes place, and the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has funds available to support small community events.
