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Everybody Deserves to Feel Safe: How the City of Seattle is Investing in Collaborative Solutions to Community Safety
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods hosts community office hours at The Seattle Public Library
You Can’t Go Home Again: The Unshakable Community of the High Point Housing Projects

exterior photo of brick facade with windows glowing with light. View down an alley in Pioneer square paved with bricks, walls hung with art and rail road ties exposed in the paving.

Pioneer Square Turns Over a New Leaf with Populus Hotel

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods In the heart of Seattle’s Pioneer Square Preservation District, where the scent of salt air mingles with the ghost of sawdust ...

Pioneer Square Turns Over a New Leaf with Populus...

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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P-Patch Earth Day Resource Fair Brings Community Together to Kick Off the Garden Season

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods On Saturday, April 25, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ P-Patch Community Gardening Team hosted its annual Earth Day Resourc...

P-Patch Earth Day Resource Fair Brings Community T...

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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Have We Met? Karen Ko, Seattle Sensory Garden, Neighborhood Matching Fund Project

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods We connected with Karen Ko, a Lions Club member and coordinator for the Seattle Sensory Garden, a project supported by the Neighbo...

Have We Met? Karen Ko, Seattle Sensory Garden, Nei...

04/30/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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Historic Preservation Community Occupation Series – From Surplus to Shared Space: Ho...

04/15/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods “Fighting the Flames of NIMBYism since 1970” Submitted by Environmental Works Seattle in the late 1960s was a city in transiti...

Historic Preservation Community Occupation Series ...

04/15/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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Turn Curiosity into Civic Power: Get Up to $5,000 for Community-Led Projects

04/09/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods What if understanding how city government works felt less like decoding a maze and more like unlocking a door? The Seattle D...

Turn Curiosity into Civic Power: Get Up to $5,000 ...

04/09/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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Everybody Deserves to Feel Safe: How the City of Seattle is Investing in Collaborative Sol...

04/09/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods UPCOMING COMMUNITY MEETING Community members are invited to join the Seattle Police Department and Seattle Department of Neighbors...

Everybody Deserves to Feel Safe: How the City of S...

04/09/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods

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Notice of Election: Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board

04/08/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods Seattle’s Historic Preservation Program conducts its annual election for Ballard Avenue Landmark District Bo...

Notice of Election: Ballard Avenue Landmark Distri...

04/08/26 by SEA_Neighborhoods