Over the past three months there have been focus groups relating to the Seattle Police Department’s Micro-Community Policing Plans. If you missed the focus groups or were unable to attend, do not worry! You can still participate and share your perspectives about crime, public safety and policing in your neighborhood, by clicking the link below […]
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As part of its strategic planning process, Seattle Parks and Recreation is soliciting community input to help it think big about the future of parks and recreation. It wants to know what you think about parks, community centers, recreation programs, aquatics programs, playgrounds, events, environmental education, dog off-leash areas, and more! Please take a […] This year’s public safety survey, administered by Seattle University, is available here. The survey began in 2015 as part of an evaluation of the Seattle Police Department’s neighborhood-specific policing plans. Last year, about 6,500 people responded to questions about their fear of crime, confidence in Seattle police, whether officers treated people fairly, whether there are […] Voting is open for 2018 Your Voice Your Choice parks and streets projects. You can help decide where to spend $3 million of the city’s budget. You may vote for three projects per district. We are District 5. There is one project in Victory Heights and three projects in Lake City. Hint, hint. Below is […] Seattle University is administering the 3rd annual citywide Seattle Public Safety Survey. The purpose of the survey is to solicit feedback on public safety and security concerns from those who live and/or work in Seattle. A report on the survey results will be provided to the Seattle Police Department to assist them with making our […] Aging & Disability Services (ADS)—the Area Agency on Aging for Seattle-King County—wants to know how you think we can become a more elder-friendly community. Every four years, ADS develops a plan that charts the course the agency will take in creating an elder-friendly community. ADS looks at demographics and other trends, and major service goals […] Let the city know your thoughts on housing affordability and livability in Seattle. Take the survey here: http://murray.seattle.gov/housing/housing-comments/#sthash.aI8kn1Hx.dpbs The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) is studying a variety of areas around the city to promote more walkable neighborhood business districts. This would involve adding a pedestrian designation to existing Neighborhood Commercial Zones. By adding a pedestrian retail area designation to a neighborhood commercial (NC) zone, the aim is to: Preserve […] Here’s an opportunity to weigh in on the Northgate Urban Design Framework (UDF). You can read the entire draft here, but you needn’t read it because the survey describes features on which it asks your opinion. The UDF, developed with extensive community input, defines the future vision of the Northgate area. The UDF’s guidance will: […] The City of Seattle is in the process of collecting new data about residents’ use of communications technology, barriers and needs through an online survey, random telephone survey and focus groups with diverse communities. The results will be published this summer. Join in! Seattle residents are invited to take the online survey, in English or […] |
 
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