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Boards and Commissions - Apply by Jan 10th

Want to learn more about local government and serve your community? Applications are now being accepted for several different Board and Commission volunteer positions. We have several openings, including Arts Commission, Landmark Preservation Board, Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, Parks & Recreation Board, and more! Learn more and apply by Jan 10th at www.bothellwa.gov/boards.

Canyon Park Draft EIS Posted

With new transit opportunities coming to our area and a growing population, we’ve been working on a plan to guide growth, development, and transportation in the Canyon Park Regional Growth Center. Throughout 2018 and 2019, we convened stakeholder sessions with property and business owners, held public workshops, and sent several different surveys to learn more about community priorities and concerns – and we’re still not done! A draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was posted on Friday, December 6th and we will be scheduling more public meetings in early January. Stay tuned and visit www.bothellwa.gov/CanyonPark to learn more.

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Seasonal Fire Safety

The holidays are a time for friends, family and celebration! With that comes lights, candles, and cooking and greater risk for home fires. Follow these tips to ensure a happy and safe holiday season: https://bit.ly/2OmBxWd.

Santa Food and Toy Drive

Celebrate the season of giving with your local firefighters! Bothell Firefighters are collecting food and toy donations this month to help families in need over the holidays. Find out how you can donate at: https://bit.ly/2DcLX4c.

Recycling Tips

Did you know you can compost your tree curbside instead of throwing in the trash? Recology customers can place trees up to six feet tall beside their carts at no cost through January. Waste Management will accept trees in organics (yard debris) carts if the tree is in sections of less than four feet. Trees can’t have flocking, lights, decorations, etc. More at www.bothellwa.gov/HolidayTips.