March 11, 2013 6:30pm Delridge Library Lots on the agenda this month! Starting a “big picture” visioning process for Delridge Way north of Home Depot (think green boulevard, safe for pedestrians and bikers, well lighted, good drainage, etc.). This is a chance to get your ideas in the mix for reshaping our central arterial. Also, [...]
Archive for the ‘Safety’ Category
Bike Box Has Arrived
November 27th, 2012 
Amanda All of the work that Jake V. has done over the past two years to increase cyclist safety and awareness in our area is now resulting in West Seattle’s first bike box. For those entering Delridge from east bound Andover will notice a big green box marked for cyclist. This is a bike box and gives cyclist the [...]
Posted in Hot Topics, Safety, Streets & Pedestrian 
Tags: Bicycle Routes, SDOT, Traffic Calming 
1 Comment »Drug Take Back Day
September 25th, 2012 Amanda The Seattle Police Department is having another DEA sponsored Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, September 29th, from 10am-2pm. Our West Seattle community members can simply bring their expired and or unused medication to the Southwest Precinct for safe disposal. Any type of prescription and or over the counter medications are acceptable collections. If liquid, please [...]
Heads Up, Drivers!
September 17th, 2012 Amanda STEM program at Boren is now up an running. That means that the school zone is active again. West Seattle Blog posted about this issue today and I bet SPD might take this as an income generating opportunity. If I was SPD, I would be ticketing a lot of people around the school zone. The kicker [...]
May Meeting Minutes
May 21st, 2012 Amanda Parks and Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Fund The group discussed the projects for which NDNC would like to apply for funding through the Parks and Green Spaces Levy Opportunity Fund. The Fund will be providing $8 million in funding for community-initiated park development or property acquisition projects in Seattle during the 2012/2013 funding cycle. Two major [...]
Posted in Agenda & Minutes, Delridge Day, Hot Topics, Safety, Streets & Pedestrian Tags: Brandon Node, Community Center, Community Design and Land Use Committee, Dakota Street Pocket Park, Delridge Alliance, King County Metro, Legacy Partners, Parks & Green Space Opportunity Fund, SDOT, Traffic Calming, Transportation, Volunteers No Comments »
May 14th Meeting Agenda
May 8th, 2012 Parie Looking for a place to celebrate national “Dance Like a Chicken Day”? Look no more — your faithful neighborhood council stands ready to help — Monday, May 14th at 6:30pm at the Delridge Library. And we’ll have a healthy dose of neighborhood news, including an opportunity to talk about the Parks Opportunity Fund, neighborhood security [...]
City Hall Open House
January 30th, 2012 Amanda What an adventure! Holli Margell, Kirsten Smith and I visited City Hall this Saturday and visited all of the council members to bring North Delridge issues to the forefront. This was the second year for Holli and me and we focused our efforts on reaching out to the council members. This past year has Delridge seen [...]
Posted in Community Design, DESC Project, Hot Topics, Outreach Committee, Safety, Streets & Pedestrian Tags: 26th Avenue, Bicycle Routes, Brandon Node, Community Center, Community Concerns, Department of Neighborhoods, Greenways, King County Metro, Land Use, Neighborhood Plan, SDOT, Transportation 1 Comment »
Winter Weather Advisory
January 17th, 2012 Amanda From the Office of Emergency Management: IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR SEATTLE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SUBSCRIBERS: The Seattle EOC is fully activated for the heavy snow forecast for our area … we encourage everyone to take care of themselves, stay safe and stay warm! The Seattle Emergency Management Public Education Team City of SeattleEmergency Operations Center News For [...]
North Delridge Joins West Seattle Be Prepared
December 3rd, 2011 Amanda Under the leadership of Ben Canfield, North Delridge has established it’s first emergency communication hub. The purpose of the hub is to establish communications between the local neighborhood and City of Seattle emergency management services. So when ‘the big one’ hits and phone/Internet is broken, there is a place to go to get information and know [...]
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