On Thursday, October 19th, at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host a neighborhood safety forum, with discussion of issues of greatest concern to attendees. The Fremont Chamber has invited the candidates up for election on November 7th to take part in this discussion, and share how they will serve us in safety.
A long-time dangerous intersection at Troll Avenue and N 34th Street, also known as Patches Place, has just gotten a traffic control signal, in operation as of September 12th.
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce has issued a last-minute invite for a Walk & Talk on Thursday, August 31st (tomorrow) at 12:30p with front-running Mayoral Candidate Jenny Durkan.
On August 10th, Seattle City Councilmember Mike O’Brien issued a formal statement on his proposals regarding the estimated 1,500 vehicles used as residences and parked on public streets.
On Wednesday, August 16th, from 5p – 7p, Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson will be hosting a Public Safety Open House specifically focused on Council District #4. At the Gas Works Park picnic area, attendees can hear from, and ask questions of, experts in the field of homelessness and crime prevention.
On Tuesday, August 1st, many of our neighbors will be hosting, or participating, in Night Out events.
Last week, in the week after the Fremont Street Fair, some Fremont residents found a personal electronic device near the Burke-Gilman Trail and Fremont Canal Park. They have turned in the device to Fremocentrist.com, in the hopes that readers might be able to reunite the owner with their possession.
The CEA (Coordinated Entry for All program) can help match services and housing resources to persons facing a housing crisis. CEA will serve all people experiencing homelessness. Please visit a CEA access point, or call 206/328-5796 or cea@kingcounty.gov
On Wednesday, March 15th at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting an educational event at the Fremont Foundry. This meeting will feature a discussion on City Resources as regards Homelessness, Sharps and other drug paraphernalia, and Housing. Expect an energetic and engaging exchange among business owners and managers, as we find out ways to help and to solve these problems.
In an effort to decrease the risk of drug abuse, overdose and preventable poisonings, King County has installed drop-boxes around our region for disposal of medicines no longer needed, under the Secure Medicine Return Program.
