Question for Mayor Murray? Come to The Triangle on Saturday

Announced by the Department of Neighborhoods‘ district coordinators – Mayor Ed Murray is making a quick conversation stop in West Seattle on Saturday (March 28), his second visit this month (first one was at the 34th District Democrats‘ meeting – here’s our coverage, with video). It’s a public event, 12:30-1 pm at Chaco Canyon Organic Café, northeast corner of 38th/Alaska.

Amrakx March 25, 2015 (3:04 pm)

Someone, please ask the Mayor if he would be comfortable visiting Alki Beach this summer, particularly on an active sunny summer weekend, perhaps to take in a new eatery or simply walk his dog or take in a sunset, either in the early evening hours or soon after the sun goes down?

I would, unfortunately I’m away on business.

David Whiting March 25, 2015 (4:11 pm)

The Mayor is also scheduled to be at West Seattle High School Tuesday, March 31st to ask for feedback on the proposed transportation levy “Move Seattle” (6 to 8 pm).

David Whiting, President
Admiral Neighborhood Association

WSB March 25, 2015 (4:23 pm)

Thanks, David. None of the collateral I’ve seen on that mentions the mayor himself being at those meetings – and it’s not mentioned on the website for them – but if they’ve told you that, that’s good to hear.
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http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/ltms_involved.htm

JayDee March 25, 2015 (7:44 pm)

If everyone with a beef showed up, would a half-hour “show the flag” stop do it? I’d like to think there was a longer public gripe session held when folks weren’t working, or had just hadn’t gotten off a full day of doing so. If the Mayor had to spend 1-2 hours on a weekend, City payroll could account for this sort of thing.
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I am perfectly willing to tell the Mayor what I think about the Bridging Even a Bigger Gap Levy, but 30 minutes seems gratuitous. How many people will be here demanding a minute with the decidedly West Seattle focused Mayor?