Community Resources, Contacts and Links
The City of Shoreline has an easy to navigate website with mountains of information.
There is a city directory with phone numbers for city offices, emergency services, utilities, and many community resources. You can see the Parks and Recreation programs and register online. Want to report a pot hole or a barking dog; the number to do it is here. Police services, building codes and permits, city council meetings and members, schools and the swimming pool: all are listed. You can ask for email to be sent to you regarding ongoing projects in the city and email the council members.
There are pages about the Aurora Coridor Project, the Town Center Subarea, and many other issues you may want to know about.
Click here to go directly to the
Sustainable Shoreline Educational Association
Here is a “green” group doing good work. They could use your interest and talents. Some of the topics they cover are environment, land use and transportation, natural resources, parks, open space, utilities, arts culture, and alternative energy. They have lots of info on many subjects, there is something for every
one.
They include the Shoreline Backyard Wildlife Project. This group is trying to certify 500 Shoreline homes as “Certified Wildlife Habitats” with the National Wildlife Federation. This is a simple thing to do and will improve the quality of our city.
Check it out and join in! Click here: Shoreline Area News
This is a new web site devoted exclusively to activities in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park. It covers breaking news, school news, school sports, local politics and events. It is designed as a replacement for the now defunct Shoreline Enterprise. Check it out!
Firlands Good Neighbor League
This is 501c3 non-profit is a volunteer group of neighbors who have been monitoring the Crista Master Plan Process and have successfully influenced the proposed mitigations. They wish to protect our quality of life, the nature of our neighborhood and our property values.
fgnl.org