Hey King Mountian Neighbors, Thanks to those of you who took the time to participate in our Community Conversation evening with County Councillors Jon Scanlon, Barry Buchanan and Elizabeth Boyle. The Councillors really appreciated their time with us. They prepared the following information in lieu of our the topics that garnered the most attention at our meeting. If you have more questions you'd like us pass on or would like to request a topic for further learning and discus

Your King Mountain Board is partnering with Whatcom County Councillors Boyle, Buchanan and Scanlon to host a conversation about how Whatcom County does, and can, serve King Mountain neighbors. This meeting will start with some exciting announcements from your King Mountain Neighborhood Association board, followed by Councillors Boyle, Buchanan and Scanlon sharing about their specific work on County Council including the County budget, the Justice Project (including the jail a

Greetings Neighbors! Curious about Bellingham’s newest neighborhood park? This one is for us King Mountain Neighbors. Join us at 3:00 p.m., Monday, August 31 for an informal walking tour of the Bakerview Meadows Park. Nicole Oliver, Director, and Peter Gill, Planning and Development Coordinator for Parks and Recreation, will be our guides through the park site. They will discuss up-to-date details of the park’s masterplan, including where amenities such as playgrounds, pa

Hello Neighbors, The Mayor's office has asked KMNA to share the following message with all of you. With Neighborly Sincerity, Your King Mountain Board Dear King Mountain Neighbors, I am writing to update you on work addressing encampment activity in your neighborhood that is planned to begin in August . We provided an overview in April that included a great deal of background. We know many of you are concerned and have been waiting to hear what is happening next. Our team,

On March 4th, our neighborhood association co-hosted a meeting with the City in the interest of understanding the full spectrum of risks and concerns associated with the encampment on our neighborhood's northwestern boundary. For those who could not be there, and for those who were, we would like to provide our notes from the March 4th meeting. These notes by no means capture every moment nor point made, but we hope they will be helpful all the same. With hope for a happier,

Dear Neighbors, Happy Spring! Throughout the last month, KMNA Board members have continued conversation with King Mountain neighbors and the Mayor's office about the KMNA March 4th community meeting and the concerns it was intended to hear out. Our KMNA Board notes on the meeting are shared in another blog post . The Mayor's office has acknowledged the shortcomings of the March 4th meeting to KMNA board members and is committed to continuing to hear from our neighborhood.

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