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Conversation with Joe Nguyen

8/21/2019

Guest State Senators
spoke at Arrowhead Gardens
to residents on August 20, 2019

Joe Nguyen, Senator, 34th District
Joe.Nguyen@leg.wa.gov
http://sdc.wastateleg.org/nguyen/

Emily Randall, Senator, 26th District
Emily.Randall@leg.wa.gov
http://sdc.wastateleg.org/randall/

Audio Recording
00:00 Introductions and Opening Comments
07:30 Low income, tax credit program, rent assistance
10:40 Wealth inequality, guaranteed basic income, tax credits
21:40 Health insurance
25:57 Medicare and Medicaid
28:14 Guns, protection orders, behavioral health, red flag laws, involuntary commitment
37:05 Planned Parenthood, reproductive health services
40:50 Gambling laws and bingo - Diane R.
45:00 Wrap up -- For your issues, contact the offices of 34th District Senator Joe Nguyen and Representatives Eileen Cody and Joe Fitzgibbon

RESOURCES
Washington State Legislature
Summary of Legislation 2019 Regular Session
Washington State Gambling Commission
34th District Republicans (no link found)
34th District Democrats

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Is West Seattle Prepared?

3/2/2019

Is West Seattle Prepared?
Watch video and see coverage from our two fall preparedness sessions!
Posted on March 2, 2019 by karenberge

We hope you had an opportunity to attend one of our “Is West Seattle Prepared?” sessions last fall. If you missed them or would like to see the keynote presentations again, we’ve included them below. As well, we’ve included the West Seattle Blog’s coverage of the full events.

This is the video of Sandi Doughton and Dave Nichols sessions at Hiawatha Community Center on November 3rd, 2018.

Seattle's Next Big Earthquake, Part 1 from JaroslawMedia on Vimeo.

This is the video of Kevin Neafcy and Harold Tobin from Session 1 at High Point Community Center on October 7th, 2018.

Seattle's Next Big Earthquake, Part 2 from JaroslawMedia on Vimeo.

Coverage of West Seattle Be Prepared events by the West Seattle Blog:

Earthquake anniversary coverage on February 28th

Is West Seattle Prepared? Coverage of the November 3rd session

Is West Seattle Prepared? Coverage of the October 7th session

Resouces

Full-Rip 9.0: The Next Big Earthquake in the Pacific Northwest
by Sandi Doughton, Science Writer for Seattle Times

Pacific Northwest Earthquakes — 3 Types (Educational)

Safety Blog

Emergency Hubs

City Officials Visit March 1

3/2/2019

City officials visited Arrowhead Gardens and sat on a panel for residents in B community room on March 1, 2019.

Audio Recording

SPD First Annual Cop-I-Con

2/6/2019

Saturday May 18th, 2019

Please Join Us for the Seattle Police Department's First Annual Cop-I-Con!!
From: Jennifer Danner, SPD
When: Saturday, May 18th 2019 10am-3pm,
Where: 2203 Airport Way S- Building C Gmap
LEARN

911 Communications
Gang Unit
Law and the Community/ “Know Your Rights”
Narcotics and DUI
SPD Navigation Team
Youth Violence Prevention Programs

MEET

Bike Patrol Units
Bomb Squad
Hostage Negotiation Team
K-9
Motorcycle Unit
Mounted (Horse) Patrol
SWAT

ENJOY

Detective Cookie’s Chess Club
Food
Jumpy House
Kids bike obstacle course
Photo Booth

See flyer for more information!
Please contact Felicia.Cross@Seattle.gov for more information.
Feel free to share this fun event with your Block Watches, friends, community groups and neighbors!
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Jennifer Danner #8048
Crime Prevention Coordinator
Southwest Precinct
Seattle Police Department
2300 SW Webster Street
Seattle, WA 98106-3485
Desk: (206) 256-6820, Cell: (206) 471-2849
Jennifer.Danner@seattle.gov

Learn Hands Only CPR- FREE March 2019

1/9/2019

Learn Hands Only CPR- FREE Tuesday March-5 2019

Take this one-hour class to learn about hands only CPR and how to recognize signs of a stroke. You will come away with the ability to recognize serious medical emergencies and how to communicate and collaborate with 9-1-1 dispatchers. This is NOT a certification class. This class is intended for people 50+.

We are offering many classes all over the city with day and evening times over the next few months.

Please register for these classes by calling or by going on line to https://www.seattle.gov/parks, click ‘sign up for classes ,activities, and more." Barcodes to register with are listed next to each session along with the phone number to call. If you haven't created an account in our new registration system it will be activated immediately for you to register.

These classes are brought to you by a partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Lifelong Recreation Programs (50+), King County EMS, Seattle Fire Department, and the UW Public Health Students.
March 5 High Point CC #12347
6920 34th Ave SW 6:00-7:00 pm
206-256-5403
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Support for Camp Second Chance

1/4/2019

Camp Second Chance FACT SHEET

From: Cinda Stenger <Westside Interfaith Network>
To: <Community Advisory Council (CAC)>
Date: January 4, 2019 at 2:33 PM
Subject: WIN meeting and Camp Second Chance (CSC)

Hello CAC friends- The Westside Interfaith Network (WIN) has invited Lisa Gustaveson and Jason Johnson to our next meeting on Jan 21st.

We are going to pack the house with friends and supporters of Camp Second Chance- you will want to be there!

It would be really powerful to have Top Hat and SHAG neighbors speak on behalf of the camp, to allow them to stay in place.

Is this something you would do? Maybe 5 mins to share your thoughts, and those of your neighbors?

And of course, invite and bring your neighbors!

Let's show the city how much we believe in Camp Second Chance.

Who: Camp Second Chance Neighbors
What: Meeting to show support for Camp Second Chance (CSC)
When: Jan 21, 2019 at 6:30pm-8pm
Where: Fauntleroy United Church of Christ
9140 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98136
Why: City needs to keep CSC open for another year
How: Lobby Seattle City Council

Highland Park Action Committee
Join Us for the Next HPAC Mtg Weds. 1/23/2019
Posted on January 5, 2019
Where: All HPAC meetings are held at the Highland Park Improvement Club, 1116 SW Holden, Seattle, WA 98106 on the 4th Wednesday of the month (from Jan – June & Sept – October)

Agenda as follows:

7:00p Welcome from HPAC Acting Chair Gunner Scott
7:05p Community Announcements
7:10p HPAC Executive Committee Updates
Elections Coming in Feb.
7:15p Camp Second Chance Request for Re-Authorization / Permit Extension Conversation
This will be a facilitated structured conversation to understand the wishes of neighbors, stakeholders, community groups, and businesses in order to inform HPAC’s response to the permit extension.

Process:
7:15p – Conversation Guidelines Presented
7:20 – 7:40p: There will be 3-4 community groups representatives presenting 5 min statements for and against the permit extension.
7:40 – 8:15p – Neighbor Attendees will be given 1-2 minutes each to present comments for consideration.
8:15p – Closing and next steps.

HPAC has been requested to support the permit extension by two community groups. We have also received emails about issues with encampments and RVs in the neighborhood not being addressed.

“Camp Second Chance is one of six encampments authorized and funded by the City of Seattle’s Human Services Department as part of the City’s emergency response to homelessness.” Founded on April, 9th 2016 – officially permitted on March 2017 by the City of Seattle. The Human Services Department extended the permit on June 7, 2018 for the Myers Way/Camp Second Chance to remain at 9701 Myers Way South for an additional 12 months, until March 2019. There is a request for a continued permit.

After the meeting a survey will be sent out via our e-list (get your neighbors to sign up!) to also assess the neighborhood’s desire on how HPAC should proceed.

8:30p Adjourn Meeting

URL: https://hpacinfo.wordpress.com/2019/01/05/join-us-for-the-next-hpac-mtg-weds-1-23-2019/
Gmap: https://goo.gl/maps/eD2hDr6fYRn

Aging Mastery Program

12/28/2018

From: Program Coordinator Cheryl Brown, City of Seattle
Via: Nextdoor.com
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Aging Mastery Program for Ages 50+
at Van Asselt Community Center

Aging Mastery is a program developed by the National Center on Aging and is a fun, innovative and person-centered program that empowers participants to develop their own plan for aging well. In this 10-week comprehensive program experts in their fields will help you focus on key aspects of health, finance, relationships, personal growth, and community involvement. Limited space is available! Sponsored by Seattle Parks Lifelong Recreation.

Call 206-386-1921 to register!

Class #13108
meets Tuesdays, 1/15 - 3/19 from 10 - 11:30 am
at Van Asselt Community Center, 2820 S. Myrtle Street.

Price is $15, scholarships are available.

Cheryl Brown, City of Seattle
(206) 615-0619 office
(206) 450-9819 mobile
cheryl.brown@seattle.gov
Cheryl is the Program coordinator for Seattle Parks and Recreation Lifelong Recreation Program serving ages 50+ and better with arts, social and fitness opportunities.

King County 9-1-1 Texting Service

12/27/2018

Residents and visitors in Seattle and King County who are speech impaired, deaf or hard of hearing, or are unable to speak due to a domestic violence or other incident can now send a text message to 9-1-1 in an emergency situation.

Learn more about how it works and what to do by visiting kingcounty.gov/911

News Release 12-20-2018
King County Launches 9-1-1 Texting Service

When 9-1-1 does not answer in King County:
Try sending text to 911
Call a local first responder

Bellevue/NORCOM is 425-577-5656
Bothell PD 425-486-1254
Eastside 425-577-5656
Enumclaw 360-825-3505
Issaquah Police 425-837-3200
Redmond 425-566-2500
Redmond/Duvall 425-556-2503
Sea-Tac Airport/Port of Seattle 206-787-5401
Seattle PD 206-583-2111 or 206-625-5011
- SW Precinct 206-733-9800 or 206-625-5011
Snoqualmie/North Bend Police 425-888-3333
South King County 253-852-2121
Unincorporated areas 206-296-3311
UW Police 206-685-8973
WSP 425-401-7788

KUOW: 9-1-1 lines still down across Seattle area. Here's what to do

A CenturyLink outage has downed 9-1-1 lines across Washington state and in other parts of the U.S.

Memo from the Seattle 911 Center: If you can't get through, call (206) 583-2111, 206 625-5011 or text 911.

That's right: You can now text 911. (Open text message; enter 9-1-1 in the "to" field. Send location of emergency and type of emergency. Keep it brief. Complete words. No emojis or photos or videos. English only.)

City of Seattle technicians are working with CenturyLink to "ensure our 911 service remains uninterrupted," said a Seattle Police Department tweet.

Call centers are having difficulty getting calls from landlines and cell phones.

There is no estimate when 9-1-1 service will be restored in the region, according to a King County bulletin.

Alternate emergency numbers in King County:

Seattle: 206-583-2111 or 206-625-5011

Bellevue, Clyde Hill, Kirkland, Medina, Mercer Island, Normandy Park: 425-577-5656

Algona, Auburn, Black Diamond, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kent, Pacific, Renton, Tukwila: 253-852-2121

Beaux Arts Village, Burien, Carnation, Covington, Kenmore, King County International Airport, Maple Valley, Metro Transit Police, Muckleshoot Tribe, Newcastle, Sammamish, SeaTac, Shoreline, Skykomish, Sound Transit Police, Woodinville, Vashon Island: 206-296-3311

Issaquah, North Bend, Snoqualmie: 425-837-3200

King County Sheriff/Unincorporated King County: 206-296-3311

University of Washington Police: 206-685-8973

Enumclaw: 360-825-3505

Bothell, Lake Forest Park: 425-486-1254

Sea-Tac Airport/Port of Seattle: 206-787-5401

Redmond, Duvall: 425-556-2500

Washington State Patrol: 425-401-7788

Holiday Brunch 2018

12/22/2018

Volunteer Serving Crew
Click to enlarge image

Santa Boosting Cheer and Good Spirits

Candid shots of residents, servers, and Santa

Photo credit: John Walling for The Gardens Gazette

Erma Bombeck's Essay was placed on each table
Where did Christmas go?
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Annual Sock Drive 2018

12/8/2018

AGRC Presents
Annual Sock Drive
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
8 AM to 2 PM
4 PM Presentation and Celebration

Duwamish Valley Youth Corps (DVYC) is the chosen organization this year.

These teens need our help and most of all warm feet.

Let's break our record and load 'em up.

Bring your NEW socks and other warm items.

Drop them in the special boxes in the community room in B Building.

The youths along with Santa will be here December 19th at 4 PM.

Come early to surprise the teen boys and girls.

Have cocoa and conversation about how they are working to make a better world.

Let's spread the holiday cheer.

Photo credit: John Walling for The Gardens Gazette

West Seattle Blog:
Posted December 20, 2018
VIDEO: Arrowhead Gardens residents’ surprise presents for Duwamish Valley Youth Corps members

Learn more about DVYC

Facebook Page DVYC Home Page

The Seattle Globalisit Listen to their stories & comments

Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition

Seattle Foundation

U.S. Forest Service

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