
Get Engaged!
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Join Us!
Engaged Volunteers
You will be glad you did. The South Lake Union Community Council’s volunteers are an engaged group of residents, employees, and small business owners committed to solving problems and launching initiatives that guide South Lake Union’s future on a broad range of issues. This is your opportunity to meet your neighbors, work collaboratively on issues you care about, and enjoy the satisfaction of making a difference. See for yourself at the next monthly meeting.

Attend a General Meeting
Plan to join your neighbors and participate in discussions about issues relevant to you and your neighborhood at the next monthly meeting. Access Meeting Minutes
Mark your calendar for our May 6, 2025 Meeting!
Fire + Police + CARE
Seattle’s 911
Rolls Out Third Public Safety Department Citywide
Integrates Behavioral Health and Addiction Expertise
CARE Chief Amy Barden Explains Why Everyone Benefits
Learn how the results of a nearly two-year data driven CARE pilot have evolved into Seattle’s more diversified and robust 911 emergency response system. CARE’s impact is impressively multi-dimensional, as it facilitates the deployment of promising new approaches built upon a data-driven, result-tracking system.
PLUS Do you use Find-It-Fix-It and 911 Text?
Attend In-Person: Doors open at 4:30
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, The Steam Plant at 1201 Eastlake Ave E
Limited guest parking available in the Steam Plant parking lot, street parking
Attend via Zoom: Meeting ID:960 0590 8636

Attend a Committee Meeting
PPC meetings occur on third Tuesdays of each month from 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Contact info@slucommunitycouncil.org for more information.

Meet Your Neighbors
John Pehrson
Phil Fujii
Kristie Logan
Jim Goodspeed

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What lies ahead for the City of Seattle’s designated leadership organization for the South Lake Union neighborhood?
More, much more. Join us as we work to make South Lake Union the best live/work neighborhood ever!