Questions for police, or other community concerns? 4 West Seattle neighborhood groups meet next week

If you have a question for local police, one good place to catch up with somebody from the Southwest Precinct is at a neighborhood group meeting – there’s almost always someone from SPD on the agenda. The groups of course address many other issues too, but often we’ve seen a police rep be at a meeting, offer to answer questions, and none follow, so it’s an opportunity to take advantage of. Here’s next week’s schedule:

6 pm Tuesday (January 14) – Fauntleroy Community Association (no agenda yet but here’s how to attend, in person – Fauntleroy Schoolhouse, 9141 California SW – or remotely)

7 pm Tuesday – Admiral Neighborhood Association (agenda toplines here, including a request to bring food-bank donations; in-person meeting at Admiral Church, 4320 SW Hill)

7 pm Wednesday (January 15) – Morgan Community Association (agenda here; attend in person at WSUU, 7141 California SW, or remotely)

7 pm Thursday (January 16) – Alki Community Council (no agenda yet; here’s how to attend, in person at Alki UCC – 6115 SW Hinds – or remotely)

You don’t have to be a member, or even a resident of the focus neighborhood, to attend any of these meetings.

6 Replies to "Questions for police, or other community concerns? 4 West Seattle neighborhood groups meet next week"

  • Midi January 11, 2025 (7:02 am)

    Feels silly asking this, but do any of these cover the Highpoint neighborhood?

    • High point peripheral neighbor January 11, 2025 (11:34 am)

      It doesn’t appear that way (?) but I’m interested in bringing it up as well. I want to know what efforts are in place and what further can be done. What’s the best place to connect?

  • Sarah January 11, 2025 (3:46 pm)

    I’ve noticed there’s been more discussion lately about unleashed dogs at parks and beaches. What (if any) measures are being taken at Alki  or elsewhere in W.S. to get this under better control?

    • WSB January 11, 2025 (3:52 pm)

      That’s not a police issue but certainly worth bringing up at neighborhood meetings. Especially Alki.

    • High point peripheral neighbor January 14, 2025 (8:47 am)

      I don’t know what any enforcement is taking place. About 3 months ago my 6 year old was bitten bloody by a leashed dog on Alki beach. The dog had pulled loose and fully attacked my son. The owner stood by inactive for about 30 seconds. She was completely unapologetic. As far as I know she was fined and given a citation through animal control, but was not even responding when the investigator tried to contact her. I am still livid that this can happen and she likely got away with 200$.

  • Derek January 14, 2025 (9:29 am)

    What do they plan to do to separate themselves from their union boss who is going on Fox News and being a troll with the SPOG twitter account? Solan is a huge problem. They did the right thing canning Dave but we need more accountability and a plan for how they are going to handle it and STICK to it. Because they have not stuck to one promise by Diaz or Best.

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