The City of Shoreline invites you to participate in CityLearn. This monthly series of hybrid meetings is open to everyone who lives and/or works in Shoreline.

CityLearn meetings start with Council updates and feature presentations about timely issues from City staff and partner organizations. There will be an opportunity for participants to ask questions and discuss issues.

Most CityLearn meetings will be held from 7 – 8:30 pm in Council Chambers at Shoreline City Hall. November 2024 will be hosted at Shoreline Library and a virtual attendance link is available for those who register below. 

For more information, contact Mallory Van Abbema, mvanabbema@shorelinewa.gov

Upcoming Dates

Wednesday, November 6, 2024
This month, CityLearn goes on the road! This meeting will be at the Shoreline Library, 345 N 175th Street. 

To attend virtually, Register for the CityLearn Zoom Link in advance. 

The Regional Crisis Response Agency builds on the success of the RADAR program, first launched in Shoreline in 2017.  RCR now provides behavioral health Crisis Response through the 911 system through a collaboration between north King County Cities. Services provided by RCR are person-centered, focused on compassionate and immediate crisis response, de-escalation, resource referral, and follow-up. This is an opportunity to learn more about how RCR serves the community.


CityLearn - March

The City of Shoreline invites you to participate in CityLearn. This monthly series of hybrid meetings is open to everyone who lives and/or works in  Shoreline. This is an opportunity to connect directly with City Councilmembers and staff.

Here Comes the Train - Sound Transit Update
After many years of planning, two light rail stations open in Shoreline in 2024. What can residents expect in these last months of construction and testing? City staff Juniper Nammi, Lynnwood Link Extension Light Rail Project Manager, is joined by a representative from Sound Transit  to share project updates and answer questions.

Also on the agenda:
Walk, Ride, and Roll thru Shoreline
The State of Washington enacted the Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) Law in 1991 to encourage less fuel-consumption, less congestion, and more breathable air.  It is time for the City to update its CTR Plan.  City staff will explain the overall program with goals to encourage fewer “drive-alone” trips.  Find out how you can be an instrumental part of this plan update and provide feedback on this as well as specific programs such as scooter/bike-share, shared-use mobility hubs, and EV car share all of which will be coming soon to Shoreline.

You can attend in person or virtually. The Zoom link is:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86741153904

For more information, contact Constance Perenyi, cperenyi@shorelinewa.gov

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