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Events

Special Wood Debris Recycling

Saturday, January 28 9:00AM

2 on 2 Tween Basketball Tournament

Saturday, January 28 7:00PM

No Council Meeting due to 5th Monday

Monday, January 30

Planning Commission Meeting

Thursday, February 02 7:00PM

Special Wood Debris Recycling

Saturday, February 04 9:00AM

Tree Planting and Invasive Removal at South Woods Park

Saturday, February 04 10:00AM

City Council Meeting

Monday, February 06 7:00PM

Quick-Start Shoreline Business Workshop

Tuesday, February 07 12:00PM

Shoreline City Hall Gallery Open House

Thursday, February 09 5:00PM

Community Garden Public Meeting

Thursday, February 09 7:00PM

Richmond Beach Saltwater Park Habitat Restoration Project

Saturday, February 11 10:00AM

Tween Night

Saturday, February 11 6:30PM

City Council Meeting

Monday, February 13 7:00PM

Quick-Start Shoreline Business Workshop

Tuesday, February 14 12:00PM

Shoreline has been named Best Neighborhood twice by Seattle magazine for its abundant parks, respected school district and active neighborhoods

News

Storm damage claims and debris removal

In order to compute the losses, individuals and businesses are encouraged to submit reports to the King County Office of Emergency Management (OEM). Also, free disposal of wood debris available.

New Planning and Community Development Director

City Manager Julie Underwood has selected Rachael Markle to be City’s new Director of Planning and Community Development.

CleanScapes Announces Extra Garbage and Recycling Collection

On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week, CleanScapes will be collecting the residential garbage and recycling that was not collected because of last week’s winter weather.

Power Outage Safety Information

If the power goes out during a winter storm event, please use these tips to stay safe and minimize your risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Solid waste rates increase

The City contract with CleanScapes provides for annual adjustments to the rates that residents and businesses pay for garbage and recycling collection, based on a formula that combines changes in inflation, fuel and labor costs.