HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025-02-28 City Notes (has incorrect year)FEBRUARY 2024
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Thursday, February 13—1o:ooam to 4:oopm
at Tukwila City HaII —620o Southcenter Blvd
Your blood donations support people across the
Pacific Northwest undergoing cancer treatment,
surgeries, and organ transplants. Please give.
Appointments are required; schedule yours at
TukwilaWA.gov/BloodDrive
C mmmunity I !'es urce F
Saturday, February 15—11:30AM — 2:30PM
14380 Tukwila International Boulevard
Come for a resource fair serving community members
in need of support. Social service providers will be
available to help connect attendees with resources such as
healthcare, education, legal clinics and more! Registration
is not required.
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Free First Thurs ays at the
usM°tu of Flight
Thursday, February 6 - 5:00-9:OOPM
On the first Thursday of each month, the Museum stays
open late, and admission is FREE. Enjoy the Museum's
Great Gallery, Personal Courage Wing, Simonyi Space
Gallery, Aviation Pavilion and more. The Museum Store
and Cafe also remain open for extended hours.
Get ssist nce f r the decl red dis seer
Low -interest federal disaster loans are available to
Washington businesses of all sizes and residents affected
by November's Bomb Cyclone, a declared disaster.
Ifyou property was damaged or destroyed by this
disaster, the Small Business Administration (SBA)
encourages applicants to promptly submit their
applications. Property damage deadline is February 21.
Economic injury deadline is September 23. First come
first served. Walk-ins are accepted, but appointments
are encouraged and can be scheduled at appointment.
sba.gov or visit the SBA Outreach Center in the Elections
Building at 919 SW Grady Way in Renton.
SBA Disaster Customer Service: 1-800-659-2955
Email: DisasterCustomerService@sba.gov
City offices will be closed
on Monday, February 11,
in observation of
Presidents Day
Tukwila: The City of Opportunity, The Community of Choice
Property tax x ^mptions for s ^niors
an persons mth r6isailities
Basic qualifications: King County
Own the home you live in .......................,
At least age 61 or disabled by December 31 of the
preceding year
The annual household income limit for this program
is now $84,000.
Learn more —
Web: Senior-Exemption.KingCounty.gov/intro
Email: Exemptions.Assessments@KingCounty.gov
Phone: 206-296-3920
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COMMUNITY EMERGENCY
RESPONSE TEAM
Following a catastrophic disaster, emergency response
personnel may not be able to assist everyone immediately,
because of the size of the area affected, loss of communi-
cations, and impassable roads.. Preparing people to help
take care of themselves, CERT training is being offered by
Puget Sound Fire to save lives and protect property.
The upcoming spring 2025 CERT Basic Training session
begins on March 19. CERT registration will open on
Monday February v.
Location: Puget Sound Fire —Station 73
26512 Military Road South, Kent
The CERT Basic Training is free but registration is required
as class sizes are limited. Classes will be available
afternoons (too-4:3oPM) or evenings (6:oo-9:3oPM).
The CERT curriculum includes disaster preparedness,
CERT organization, disaster medical operations, disaster
psychology, fire safety and utility controls, light search and
rescue operations, terrorism, and disaster simulation.
Make a difference in your community!
Questions? (253) 856-4440
Email: OEM@PugetSoundFire.org
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Friday, February 7, 9:00AM—3:3OPM • Fee: $25
Join us to visit the quaint little town of Gig Harbor as we
bring out our creative side by painting a piece of pottery.
Enjoy a beverage and a snack as we make our masterpieces.
Lunch will be on your own after our workshop.
V Ientine I; un,, iy rty
Wednesday, February72, 10:30AM-2:00PM • FREE
Will you be our Valentine? Bunco is a dice game played to see
old friends and meet new ones. The game is easy to learn.
Come and enjoy lunch, laughter and prizes.
K-5 Spring I 're k C I p (early notice!)
April? —April 11, 7:30AM—5:30PM • Fee: $15o per child
Kindergarten-5th grade campers will enjoy a whole
week's worth of fun with crafts, games, and so much more.
Children need to bring a sack lunch each day and we'll
supply everything else for an unforgettable week.
Space is limited, so secure your spot early!
SEATTLE/KING COUNTY CLINIC
ALL ARE WELCOME
• For people in need
• All services are FREE
• No ID required
• Interpreters available
• Limited number of admission tickets
Distribution starts at 5:30 AM in Fisher Pavilion
at Seattle Center
• First come, first served
j April 24 - 27, 2025 c) at Seattle Center
MORE INFORMATION: SEATTLECENTER.ORG/PATIENTS