Barton Street P-Patch, located on the corner of 34th Ave SW & SW Barton, and the Bitter Lake P-Patch, located N 143rd & Linden Ave N, had their inaugural work parties last weekend. Barton’s fence was nearly built, the stake was secured, the major paths were cut and the sod… [ Keep reading ]
Come to the First Annual Downtown Volunteer Fair on Sunday, April 3, noon-4:00 pm at Christ Our Hope Catholic Church, in The Josephinum at Second Avenue & Stewart Street. Noon–3:00 pm: Meet representatives of 25 agencies serving the poor, homeless and needy. Hear from experts, advocates and current volunteers. Learn… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods South Region Neighborhood District Coordinator Steve Louie is pictured in this West Seattle Blog report on the Fauntleroy Food Fest.
The “Sail Away” art installation, designed by Kristi Park, began as an entry to the Seattle Design Commission’s Holding Pattern Contest in 2010. With the assistance of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Downtown District Coordinator in identifying a site, locating city funding resources and connecting with developers, the project was selected as a finalist. The project’s… [ Keep reading ]
The West Seattle Blog recently reported on Mayor McGinn’s tour of Westwood and the Barton P-Patch. Click here to read the blog post and Click here to view a video.
The deadline for the Neighborhood Projects Fund is fast approaching – Tuesday, March 8 is the final day to apply. To view program guidelines and the application, please click here.
After more than 30 years of service to the City of Seattle, Ron Angeles will be retiring March 15. Click here to read West Seattle Blog’s piece on Ron.
Join the work party to move a mountain of dirt to prepare the new Summit and John P-Patch. Click here for more information.
On Thursday, October 28, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods held an even to honor community volunteers who serve on various boards and commissions and advisory councils, the City Neighborhood Council, the District Councils, P-Patch Trust and Site Coordinators and the City-wide Review Team. Click here to view photos.
Did you know that the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods hosts a number of Neighborhood Service Centers throughout Seattle which can help you with information, applications and even city payments? There are 13 total and they help connect citizens in different neighborhoods with City programs and services. For information on where they… [ Keep reading ]
