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Reporting Stray Shopping Carts
Addressing Lost Shopping Carts is Just a Phone Call Away
Shopping carts are expensive loses for local retailers and they are glad when they are able to retrieve those that go missing and left abandoned in the community. The below phone numbers for local Lake City retailers that often have lost carts are provided below. If you seen an abandoned shopping cart, please consider calling the appropriate number once you have identified where the cart is from and be prepared to provide the approximate location of the cart.
Bartell Drugs (206) 362-7571
Fred Meyer. (206) 440-2400 (Press 2 for Departments then press 7 to speak to store representative)
Safeway (206) 306-0504
Value Village (206) 365-8232
SDOT Pedestrian Wayfinding Focus Groups
Focus Group Opportunity
The Seattle Department of Transportation is looking for 8 to 10 people to participate in a discussion about finding your way around the city on foot. This discussion is part of a year-long project to design better walking directions and information to encourage Seattleites and visitors to walk more and further. These meetings will provide the City with critical early input from those who have first-hand knowledge of wayfinding challenges in Seattle.
The discussion will take place over 2 hours on October 10th at the Central Library (1000 4th Ave, Seattle 98104). There will be an afternoon (2pm-4pm) and an evening (5:30-7:30) session. Volunteers must be available on this date to be considered. Refreshments will be provided. Participants will be acknowledged for their time with a $60 Safeway gift card.
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Park(ing) Day Returns To Lake City
Friday, September 21st – Kaffeeklatsch and Community Partners Bring You a Temporary Parklette on LCW
Mayor Durkan Coming to Lake City
LC Welcomes Back Mayor Jenny Durkan on September 15th
Message from Mayor Durkan:
Please join me Saturday, September 15 for a community discussion on how we can work together to deliver on essential services and create a more affordable, inclusive, and just Seattle. You can find some more information below.
This administration is working to bring City Hall to you. That’s because I know that community members are our City’s most vital resource, and that the best solutions often come from communities, not from the top down.
Before our community discussion, we’ll also host a resource fair, so you can work directly with our City departments on essential services and solutions that are important to you.
When: Saturday, September 15, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Resource Fair begins at 11:30 a.m. with the community discussion starting at 12 p.m.
Who: Lake City residents, Mayor’s Office representatives, and representatives from the following departments: Finance and Administrative Services, Office of Economic Development, Parks and Recreation, Human Services Department, Department of Neighborhoods, Seattle Department of Transportation, Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle Fire Department, Seattle Police Department, Seattle Office for Civil Rights, and the Seattle Public Library.
Where: Lake City Community Center, 12531 28th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98125
LCW Corridor Improvement Project
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