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Our February will be held at Monka Brewing, the only micro-brewery in North City. Come, buy a beer, and meet your neighbors!

Please join the NCNA and meet your neighbors in a casual setting to talk about issues and events in North City. Learn more about, and help shape the NCNA's plans for 2020.

RSVP not required, but appreciated. You may RSVP and find more information on the Facebook event page.

Note: Guests are responsible for their own beverage tabs. Monka Brewing does not serve food, but you are welcome to bring your own or from another restaurant. All ages are welcome and alcohol-free beverages are also served.

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns

For more information contact info@northcityna.org.

The North City Neighborhood Association invites all to learn about what is going on in our neighborhood, and in the City of Shoreline.

At this meeting, we plan to have City concilmember Betsy Robertson present a brief talk about the City's Planning Commission, as well as present a brief Q&A on North City topics and issues. There are three (or mayabe four) seats opening up on the Planning Commission in the near future.

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns

For more information contact info@northcityna.org.

The North City Neighborhood Association invites all to learn about what is going on in our neighborhood, and in the City of Shoreline.

(Owing to scheduling conflicts, the plan to have Betsy Robertson come give a brief talk about the City’s Planning Commission has been postponed until a later meeting. Stay tuned.)

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns

For more information contact info@northcityna.org.

The North City Neighborhood Association invites all to learn about what is going on in our neighborhood, and in the City of Shoreline.

At this meeting, we plan to have Jason McMillan, the City’s Emergency Management Coordinator, to talk about emergency preparedness.

Other topics on the agenda include:

• City mini-grant for North City? The City does offer funding to the neighborhood associations for specific projects. Please bring ideas for possible projects.
• Jazz Walk — post-mortem and ideas for next year
• Branding — A new banner? A-Boards? Shirts?
• Formalization of the NCNA.

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns

For more information contact info@northcityna.org.

The North City Neighborhood Association invites all to learn about what is going on in our neighborhood, and in the City of Shoreline.

At this meeting, Paula Kieland, Shoreline Police Department's Community Outreach Officer will give presentations about crime and crime prevention.

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns

For more information contact info@northcityna.org.

National Night Out brings together communities and involves residents, law enforcement agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations, and local officials. In 2018, more than 75 block parties were held in Shoreline.

National Night Out is August 6, and it is never too early to start planning your block party.

The City provides this handy guide to help you plan the perfect National Night Out party.

The Shoreline Farmers Market will be open Saturdays from June 8 through October 5, 10am–3pm at Shoreline Place near Central Market. The market features produce, flowers, food trucks, live music and more.

Additionally, the DSHS Mobile Community Services Office will be there on opening day with information about a variety of assistance programs.

The City of Shoreline would like you to take this survey in order to get your input on updated design standards for townhouse development.

The survey is currently open, closes on April 30, and takes about 15 minutes to complete.

More information can be found on the City’s website.

The City of Shoreline recently completed an initial outreach series to gather community and stakeholder input to help envision a corridor that will be safe for pedestrians and bicyclists; support bus and light rail transit service; address traffic flow; create gathering spaces; and encourage neighborhood businesses.

If you were unable to attend any of the events, you can view the open house presentation and displayed materials on the project webpage.

After reviewing information, please take the online survey which is linked on the project webpage. This survey will remain open through Sunday, November 25, 2018.

You may also use the hashtag #Shoreline185 to share your ideas and photos of the corridor or images of other places that include designs or features you would like to see reflected in the future 185th Street Corridor.