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The Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank is celebrating its 50th anniversary with two live-stream Recipe for Hope events on September 28. Participants will be inspired while helping to raise $250,000 to support the vital services provided to East King County residents. For more information, to register for the live-stream, and to donate, click on the image.
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Lake Washington Schools Foundation (LWSF) welcomes students back in person and launches Fall Campaign to address specific individual and family needs throughout the district.
With community support, LWSF has helped students and families stay fed, informed, connected and mentally healthy during the pandemic. To learn more about the campaign and how to help, please click on the image!
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Shape the future of transit on the Eastside! As Link expands to serve 12 new Eastside light rail stations in coming years, King County Metro and Sound Transit are seeking public feedback on conceptual bus changes to serve riders with faster and more frequent connections.
Survey closes October 18. To take the survey, please click on the image!
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Happy #PugetSoundStartsHere Month!
Together, we can protect Puget Sound and keep pollutants out of our storm drains and waterways with a few small changes to how we care for our cars.
Watch this video (click on the image) to find out why you should wash your car at a commercial car wash #KeepOurWaterClean
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Download the Community Ride On Demand app and get a ride in minutes to work, school, appointments, transit or anywhere in the service area, for the same cost as a standard King County Metro bus fare. Community Ride is your smart and affordable way to get around Sammamish! Learn more by clicking on the image.
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Need to get tested for COVID-19? You can find out how by clicking on the image.
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CISC is a partner of the Coalition Against Hate & Bias, which is supported by the King County Office of Equity and Social Justice. CISC is here to help.
If you have recently experienced or witnessed an assault, verbal harassment, denial of service or employment or other discrimination due to race, national origin, gender, religion, abilities, age, sexual orientation, please report the incident to CISC. You can click on the image for a list of phone numbers to multi-lingual staff, or email antihb@cisc-seattle.org.
This is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, call 911.
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Free mental health assessment and referral appointments available for Sammamish residents at CrossPath Counseling. A trained mental health counselor will assess mental health needs and help find a local counselor. To schedule your free appointment, call (425) 369-1111 or email cpc@crosspathcounseling.com.
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Skyhawks is offering Youth Sports - Skilled Based Programs. To see all camps and clinics offered by Skyhawks in Sammamish, please click on the logo.
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September 15 kicks off the celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month. We celebrate the Latino and Hispanic communities that have made extraordinary contributions to our country. From activists to workers, our past successes are thanks to the Hispanic community, and our future accomplishments will be because of our combined work with the Hispanic community. Please click on the image to learn more!
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The City of Sammamish will feature another book in Sammamish’s city parks. From September 11 - October 2, the book "Bea's Bees" written by Katherine Pryor and Illustrated by Ellie Peterson will be featured at Big Rock Park Central.
Get Outdoors! Get Reading! For more information, please click on the image.
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The City of Sammamish is requesting comments on the Draft EIS from residents, agencies, tribes, and all other interested parties from August 26, 2021 to 5:00 PM on September 27, 2021.
The Draft EIS and associated documents can be reviewed and downloaded at the project website. Please click on the image to read more and learn how to submit comments!
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The City will provide for the collection of:
- CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT SHREDDING: Shredding and recycling of confidential paper materials. Limit 4 file-size boxes. No exceptions.
- STYROFOAM BLOCKS AND PACKING PEANUTS - White styrofoam blocks. Packing peanuts (any color). All materials must be clean and dry. No urethane foam cushions, hot tub covers, expanded polypropylene or foam insulation. Expanded polystyrene only. Look for the #6 or EPS inside the recycling symbol. Packing peanuts: please keep in box or bag.
- Cardboard: Please flatten. No wax coated cardboard.
- MATTRESSES - Mattresses and box springs, any size. $15 per mattress and $15 per box spring (cash only). Vendor reserves the right to refuse any item it cannot recycle. No furniture or frames. No wet or soiled items.
- PROPANE TANKS: Residential five gallon tanks only. $5 (cash only).
- Porcelain Toilets and Sinks: Toilet seats, hardware, and base wax rings must be removed. $15 (cash only).
- Refrigerators/Freezers: $30 (cash only) will be charged for each refrigerator or freezer. $35 (cash only) will be charged for each household air conditioner. Please be prepared to pay at event entrance.
- Appliances and Scrap Metal: Auto parts, engines and gas lawnmowers (drained of oil and gasoline), appliances, metal lawn chairs, stoves, microwaves, washers & dryers, dishwashers, barbecues, iron, steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other ferrous and nonferrous metals. $5 will be charged for each water heater that still has insulation coating (cash only). Metals that are insulated, rubber or oil coated, previously or currently contain gas, oil, chemicals, paint, or hazardous materials will not be accepted. Light fixture ballasts, and sealed drums will not be accepted.
Click here to view flyer with complete list.
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What do you want Sammamish to look like in 2044? The Community Visioning Project aims to reach residents and stakeholders throughout the City to better understand the vision for Sammamish's future. To learn more, please click on the image to view a brief video!
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National Preparedness Month is observed each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. This year’s theme is “Prepare to Protect. Preparing for disasters is protecting everyone you love.” Let’s #PrepareTogether
FEMA Region 10 is hosting several virtual sessions throughout the month for you and your family to attend. Visit the FEMA Region 10 Individual and Community Preparedness Dashboard for additional information on how to attend these virtual events.
Week 4: Teach Youth About Preparedness Talk to your kids about preparing for emergencies and what to do in case you are separated. Reassure them by providing information about how they can get involved.
Click here to view Sammamish's Emergency Preparedness Resources. Find additional activities on Ready.gov. Click on the image for more details on the Weekly Themes.
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