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WELCOME
TO THE NW DISTRICT COUNCIL
The Northwest District Council is an organization
of vibrant neighborhood groups working hard to keep this district a great
place to work, play, visit, and live. The efforts of our active local
neighborhood councils make living here the best it can be, ensuring neighborhood
schools, libraries, parks, roads, utilities, and other amenities are maintained
and enhanced for the health, safety, and enjoyment of all. The NW District
Council works with other Districts, the City of Seattle, and state and
regional entities to make life better for everyone. For more information
on the purpose of the NW District Council, see the right hand column on
this page. Click here
to view a printable version of our by-laws.
DON MATCHING FUND WORKSHOPS
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is hosting three more workshops
for community groups interested in learning more about the Neighborhood
Matching Fund (NMF). Each workshop provides an overview of the program
requirements and application process, and occurs from 6 – 7:30 p.m. To
RSVP, call 206-733-9916 or do it online.
This year’s final workshop dates and locations are as follows:
- Tuesday, August 15 El Centro de la Raza, Room
307, 2524 16th Ave S
- Wednesday, August 30 Northgate Community Center,
Multi-Purpose Room 10510 5th Ave NE .
DEPT OF NEIGHBORHOODS NEWSLETTER
– FOR MARCH 1, 2018
News About Seattle Happenings -
Introducing
the Community Resource Hub: "Your One-Stop Shop" for City Resources
and Information
Help
Review and Score Ideas for Park and Street Improvements
Share
Your Thoughts on the Search for Seattle's Next Police Chief
Learn
More About Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) at Our Citywide
Open Houses
Click
here to see all the news in a convenient web version. Get ready
to mark your calendar!
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NW District
Scenes

Beautiful Dunn Gardens in Broadview.
 
Past winners of the Chili Rama in Haller Lake.

View of Puget Sound from Broadview and Carkeek
park.
COMING TO THE JEWELL MAINSTAGE AT TAPROOT
THEATRE:
Persuasion adapted from the novel by Jane Austen. Book by Harold
Taw; Music and Lyrics by Chris Jeffries.
Runs July 12 - August 19, 2017
“Hope is the most tenacious thing.”
Jane Austen’s final novel soars to life in this ravishing new musical
about love, longing and second chances. Years ago, Anne Elliot was persuaded
to abandon true love but now her past mistakes and long-lost hopes have
returned. Can she summon the courage to follow her heart?
A WORLD PREMIERE OF A NEW MUSICAL!
View
website
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NW DistrictCouncil
Purpose
The purpose of the Northwest District Council
is:
to provide a forum for community business and residential groups located
in the NW district council area to strengthen the neighborhoods, share
ideas, provide planning, solve common problems, and promote the responsiveness
of our local government;
to work together for the benefit and improvement of the neighborhoods
in order to enhance community livability;
to establish and maintain contacts with government agencies, the business
community, churches, schools, and other private and public organizations;
to inform people of plans and actions affecting the neighborhoods and
to encourage citizen participation.;
to address issues which may affect neighborhood livability. These include,
but are not limited to land use, zoning, housing, human resources, social
and recreational opportunities, open space and parks, environmental quality,
crime prevention, pedestrian safety, traffic and transportation;
to make recommendations on government policies and City funding including,
but not limited to Neighborhood Matching Fund Large Fund Projects and
Neighborhood Street Fund/Cumulative Reserve Fund applications that affect
the Northwest District and/or its member neighborhoods.
to send a representative to the City Neighborhood Council
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