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"Drug Market Initiative in Columbia City"—The Seattle Times
"New city budget putting some neighborhood services at risk"—Central District News
"Increased GOTS Funding Helps More Folks"—Central District News
Seattle’s "Drug Market Initiative"—Central District News
January 6 Parent’s Night Out - Seattle Gymnastics Academy
January 10 Mayor's Town Hall
January 25 Southeast District Council
January 25 Greater Duwamish District Council
January 28 City Hall Open House
January 30 Green Your Food Service and Save Money
February 7 Public Safety Meeting, N. Beacon Hill
February 7 OPA Review Board on Police Relations
March 10 Rainier Chamber Auction
Safety Products
There are some basic, straightforward steps everyone can take to make neighborhoods safe. Mostly, we keep our neighborhoods safe by getting to know one another, making sure no suspicious activities are happening on our streets, and reporting illegal activities when we see them. Sometimes though, we need a little extra help. SNG offers a handful of safety products that cost little, but have a big impact on safety!
The Club ® Anti-Theft Vehicle Device is a great example of a safety product that returns a high value for a small investment.
Reducing Loitering is possible by posting Trespass Warning Signs that have the proper legal code for the State of Washington, along with the required agreement with the Seattle Police Department.
Landlords who are equipped with the excellent crime prevention information in SNG's Landlord Handbook are better prepared to screen tenants properly, as well as follow through with effective problem solving techniques. This handbook is offered as part of SNG's Landlord Workshops, but can be purchased separately.
