The Magnolia Community Council submitted a letter to the Seattle Department of Transportation and elected officials on behalf of the neighborhood encouraging cooperation to continue strategizing a regional solution for a 1:1 replacement of the Magnolia Bridge, as the City considers budget decisions.
A copy of the letter sent by the Magnolia Community Council is available HERE.
The citizens of Seattle voted to create a City Council with seven districts in a Charter amendment that included guidance to a Redistricting Commission to be established with a new census. The Charter states, “District boundaries shall be drawn to produce compact and contiguous districts that are not gerrymandered. The population of the largest districts
MAGNOLIA TOWN HALL ON PARKS DISTRICT FUNDING WITH COUNCIL MEMBER ANDREW LEWIS 5:30-7:30 at the Magnolia Community Center. Opportunities to participate and give feedback on three timely issues: Attend CM Lewis’ Magnolia Town Hall to discuss Magnolia priorities for the 6-year funding of the Metropolitan Parks District. RSVP here to attend 5:30- 7:30pm on August 11 at
The Magnolia Community Council (MCC), a Washington State-chartered, non-profit community organization, seeks new candidates to nominate for placement on the ballot to elect MCC Trustees serving a three-year term commencing January 2023. Trustee election from among nominated candidates will occur at MCC’s Nov. 16, 2022, annual meeting. For more details click the link below. https://magnoliacommunitycouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/20220809_MCC-Trustee-nom-candidate-descr.pdf