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Farmers markets 17Chamber of Commerce 18Social services 20-22Arts/Community centers 23

Dear Kirkland Community,As both your mayor and a fellow

resident, I’m proud to call Kirkland my home and I hope that you feel the same. There is truly no other place like it. Together, we share an excep-tional community. With its outstand-ing amenities, its relationship with residents and its future plans, Kirkland shines brightly within the state of Washing-ton.

Our careful planning has not gone unnoticed. As a resident and homeowner, you should be proud to be living in a city that was ranked fifth out of 50 “Best Places to Live” in the United States by Money Magazine.

Kirkland offers so much. Our lake-front and our parks are the jewels of our city. Our community-led events mean that many exciting adventures await you. The convenient location of our neighborhood businesses mean that you will always have necessities nearby. Our commitment to going green means that you can depend on a sustainable future. The service of our hardworking police, fire and EMT professionals mean that you will al-

ways be looked after. Our “small town feel” and opportunities to get involved mean that you will always be a part of something bigger, something special. All of this, and you, create a city that is a great place to live, to raise a fam-ily and to live life to the fullest.

Kirkland’s future is happening now. With the redevelopment of Parkplace and Totem Lake Malls, the transformation of the Cross Kirkland

Corridor, the expansion of the Google campus and an am-bitious capital improvement program, your quality of life is improving. Our legislative advocacy efforts paid off in the 2015 Legislative Session with Kirkland’s priority projects receiving significant fund-ing, including construction of new general purpose ramps at

Northeast 132nd Street/I-405 Inter-change in Totem Lake.

We pride ourselves on connecting with you. We listen and we respond with solutions. The city is constantly developing ideas, executing plans, us-ing feedback and adapting to change. To ensure the security of the future of this city and to grow on the success of what was built by those who came before us, the City Council makes de-cisions that protect and invest in the commu-

A message from Mayor Amy Walen

Amy Walen

WHAT’S IN MY CITY?

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5July 2015 My City Kirkland[ WALEN from page 3] nity, with a clear vision for Kirkland’s future - walkable, vibrant and green.

As the mayor of Kirkland, I take great pride in promoting a decisive, respon-sive government. Working with our team at City Hall, we will continue to care for our community members and support your aspirations for Kirkland’s future. The collaboration within our city is not possible without the engaged, passionate residents and businesses that we are so fortunate to have. The city of Kirkland appreciates you and hopes that you enjoy a lifetime in this, our beauti-ful home.

For information about how you can get more involved, please visit the city website at www.kirklandwa.gov. Kirkland Mayor Amy Walen

Kirkland city governmentThe City Council is Kirkland’s governing

body and is comprised of seven non-partisan members who are elected by the voters of Kirkland to serve “at large” (not representing a district or ward). Council members are elected every two years to serve four-year terms. The mayor and deputy mayor are elected among the mem-bers to serve two-year terms.

Kirkland operates under the “council-manager” form of government which means all legislative and policy-making powers are vested in the City Council. The council employs a professionally-trained public administrator and a city manager to carry out the policies it develops.

Kirkland City Hall is located at 123 Fifth Ave., Kirkland.

For information, call (425) 587-3001 or email [email protected].

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Dear Kirkland resident,� ank you for choosing Kirkland as

your home or your place of business. As your police chief, I have the extreme honor of leading a full service police depart-ment that is commit-ted to community problem solving and public safety. More than 96 professional men and women have taken an oath to serve and protect you, your property and safety. � is department was � rst accredited by the Washington Association of Sheri� s and Police Chiefs in 1999 and is reac-credited every four years; most recently

KIRKLAND JUSTICE CENTER� e city of Kirkland opened the

new Kirkland Justice Center in June of 2014, which includes a new Municipal Court and Police Station. It is located at 11750 and 11740 NE 118th St. in the Totem Lake neighborhood.

Kirkland Municipal Court(425) 587-3160

Kirkland Police Department (425) [email protected]

Message from Kirkland Police Chief Eric Olsen

Eric Olsen

[ more POLICE page 8 ]


When it comes to quality health care, we’re on your side.

Virginia Mason Kirkland Medical Center 11800 NE 128th St, Suite 300 (425) 814-5100

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You don’t have to leave the Eastside for quality health care from Virginia Mason. Our Kirkland medical center provides both primary and specialty care with daytime, evening and Saturday appointments available to fit your busy lifestyle. And we’re not only in your neighborhood, but most likely in your network. Finding great medical care can be stressful enough. Getting there shouldn’t be.

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July 2015 My City Kirkland8[ POLICE from page 6] Investigations Response Team, K9 Unit and Crime Analysis. It has resources dedicated to family safety including the Family Violence Unit, Domestic Abuse Response Team, school resource officer assigned to both high schools and the neighborhood resource officer, who acts as a liaison between neigh-borhoods and the police department identifying and resolving matters of concern.

Specialized patrol services are led by the Traffic Unit and supported by the Traffic Fatality Investigations Team and parking enforcement officers. The department plays a vital role in special event planning and public safety sup-port during community events.

We are co-located with the Kirkland Municipal Court which allows more efficient police, court and corrections

services.The Kirkland Police Department

is committed to building positive relations with citizens, business own-ers and visitors. I encourage you to become involved with your police department.

We host a Citizens Academy, sponsor the Police Explorers Program, train domestic violence advocates, who help victims and their families, participate in National Night Out neighborhood events and coordinate the Speed Watch volunteer program. For more about these programs, go to www.kirklandwa.gov/police.

I share the pride of the department in its allegiance to customer service. I am thankful for the support the depart-ment receives from the community. We are committed to serving you. Kirkland Police Chief Eric Olsen

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July 2015 My City Kirkland10Kirkland Fire and Building Department

From its incorporation in 1905 with a population of 400, Kirkland has grown to a population of more than 82,000 and 18 square miles.

Kirkland Fire and Building Depart-ment employs approximately 121 employees who are involved in a di-verse range of activities. The depart-ment provides 24-hour coverage for fire suppression, technical rescue and emergency medical.

123 Fifth Ave.Kirkland WA, 98033(425) 587-3650 (Fire Dept. Main)(425) 587-3600 (Building Dept.

Main)(425) 587-3651 (Fax)

Kirkland librariesDowntown Kirkland Library

308 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland(425) 822-2459 Open hours:Monday-� ursday 10

a.m.-9 p.m. Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m.-5

p.m.Sunday 1-5 p.m.

Kingsgate Library12315 NE 143rd St.,

Kirkland (425) 821-7686 Open hours:Monday-� ursday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Sunday 1-5 p.m.

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Kirkland parksIt has been said that parks re� ect the

soul of Kirkland. From the serene vitality of Juanita Bay Park’s wetlands to the con-stant vibrancy in downtown’s Peter Kirk Park, Kirkland’s park system provides something for everyone – and then some.

Gleaming waterfront parks provide access to the natural beauty and never-ending wonders of Lake Washington.

Neighborhood parks o� er refuge from the daily grind as well as a chance to meet and play with our neighbors.

� e city also purchased the section of old BNSF rail line through Kirkland to create the Cross Kirkland Corridor, a trail for walkers and cyclists.

First-class recreation and cultural facilities present diverse opportunities for personal growth, performance and pleasure.

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� e Lake Washington School District is thriving and growing. In 2015, 24 district schools received Washington Achievement Awards, more than any other dis-trict in the state. Our district vision is Every Student Future Ready: Prepared for College, Prepared for the Global Workplace, Prepared for Personal Success.

Development and tangible growth is occurring across all of the communities served by the district. � e city of Kirkland is a wonder-ful community in which to live, work and raise a family. With the continued support of the community, the district makes stu-dent learning and success our top priority.

On average, Lake Washington students score 16 percent higher in reading and 22

percent higher in math than their peers across the state on state accountability measures. Annual test scores are just one measure of student performance. � e district’s strategic plan includes speci� c in-dicators and highlights of our work toward achieving the following � ve strategic goals:

Goal 1: Ensure academic success for every student

Goal 2: Provide safe and innova-tive learning environments

Goal 3: Recruit, hire and retain highly e� ective

Goal 4: Use resources e� ectively and be � scally responsible

Goal 5: Engage our communitiesAs our district grows, we are commit-

ted to maintaining our focus on ensuring academic success for every student and providing safe and innovative learning environments. As one of the largest and fastest growing school districts in the state, Lake Wash-

Growth, success in the Lake Washington SD

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ington’s enrollment stands at 26,708. Based on our trends, enrollment is

projected to grow by 4,000 students during the next eight years.

During the 2014-15 school year, we engaged our communities by convening a community task force to help us develop long term strategies to address our need for more classrooms and our need to ad-dress aging facilities. Given our goal to be fiscally responsible and to use resources effectively, the district is committed to using taxpayer resources effectively and efficiently to provide the best possible education for our students.

As superintendent of the Lake Wash-ington School District, I am proud to serve the families of Kirkland. The Lake Washington School District is committed to our goal of ensuring academic success for every student. As our communities

grow, our district grows, and as our district grows, so does our unwavering commit-ment to serving the students and families in Kirkland.LWSD Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce

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July 2015 My City Kirkland16Kirkland eventsChildren’s Concerts

at Juanita Beach ParkTuesdays through Aug. 18, 10-11 a.m.

Evening Concerts at Marina ParkThursdays through Aug. 20 7-8:30 pmwww.kirklandsummerconcerts.org

Legends Car Club and the Kirkland Downtown Association Present

The 14th Annual Kirkland Classic Car Show will take place in 2016

Downtown Kirklandwww.legendscarclub.netwww.kirklandclassiccarshow.org

Kirkland SummerfestAug. 7-8 in downtown Kirklandwww.kirklandsummerfest.com

Junior Softball World SeriesAug. 2-8, Everest Parkwww.jrsoftballworldseries.com

Kirkland OktoberfestSept. 25-27www.oktoberfestkirkland.com

Sustainable SeptemberSeptemberwww.kirklandchamber.org/calendar

DennyFestSept. 13, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.,at O.O. Denny Parkwww.finnhillalliance.org/finn-hill-

calendar

Turkey Trot Fun RunNovember - www.hope-link.org

Holiday Tree LightingNov. 29 - www.kirklanddowntown.org

13th Annual Polar Bear PlungeJan. 1, 2016, 1 p.m. Marina Park

Shamrock RunMarchwww.kirklandshamrockrun.com

SIFF – KirklandMay – June Kirkland Performance Centerwww.siff.net

[ more EVENTS page 19 ]

KirKland Worship

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Worship Sunday: 10:00 AMOpen and Af� rming

343 15th Ave, Kirkland 98033www.lwchristian.org

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17July 2015 My City KirklandKirkland farmers marketsKirkland Wednesday Market

The Kirkland Wednesday Market is held from 2-7 p.m. every Wednesday, beginning in June through Sept. 30 at Marina Park.

All market vendors guarantee that their products are grown and/or pro-duced in Washington.

The market holds a variety of com-munity events throughout the market season, including sprouts story time and an autumn celebration.

For more information, visit www.kirklandmarket.org.

Juanita Friday MarketThe Juanita Friday Market runs

from 3-7 p.m. on Fridays, beginning in June through October.

A visit to the market is a perfect way to start your weekend. The beau-tiful beach location provides an ideal setting for a fun family picnic.

The farmers market features Washington’s finest local produce and goods. You will find an array of local vegetables, fruits, flowers, handcraft-ed items, specialty foods and bakery products.

For questions/information, call (425) 587-3385 or email [email protected].

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July 2015 My City Kirkland18Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce

� e Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce is an independent, non-pro� t organization of businesses and individual members working together for the betterment of business, community and lifestyle. Our o� ce houses Kirkland’s Visitor Center and the Kirkland Downtown Associa-tion.

We are your advocate for new business relations, economic opportunities and sustainable growth.

We are your representative on public policy, City Council meetings, commu-nity a� airs and small business issues.

We are your bridge to philanthropy, volunteerism and community involve-

ment.Connecting People - our monthly

meetings allow you to meet other busi-ness owners and hear from in� uential leaders in the business community.

An opportunity - to get involved in the growth and development of the

Kirkland community.An advocate - for our growing

marketplace, for your business.A front o� ce - greeting visi-

tors, new residents and business prospects.

A uni� ed voice - speaking out, and acting in the best interest of the community.

A community conscience - stimulating improvement of the

quality of life for all citizens.� e Greater Kirkland Chamber of

Commerce envisions Kirkland as a prosper-

Bruce Wynn

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ous community with opportunities for people to ful� ll their economic goals and contribute to the betterment of the community.

� e Kirkland Chamber provides the leadership necessary for a favorable business climate, forges public-private partnerships whenever possible and fosters a positive community identity.

Join the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce today and start your business growth opportunity now.

Give us a call at (425) 822-7066 or email us at [email protected]

Bruce Wynn is the executive direc-tor of the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce and can be reached at [email protected] or at the o� ce phone number.

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EvergreenHealth 7 Hills of KirklandMay 30, Marina Parkwww.7hillskirkland.org

4th of July Celebrate KirklandJuly 4, Downtown Kirkland and Ma-

rina Park - www.celebratekirkland.org

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July 2015 My City Kirkland20Social services Hopelink

Hopelink offers an integrated array of programs that enable families in crisis to make progress toward and achieve self-sufficiency. These pro-grams include food, housing, family development, adult education, finan-cial education, transportation, energy assistance and emergency financial assistance.

Hopelink’s five centers each offer food banks, plus food deliveries to elderly and disabled individuals who are homebound. Related programs include education and seasonal activi-ties. Hopelink also offers an emer-gency feeding service, which delivers bags of food to schools, religious institutions and community centers to provide to families in need.

The Kirkland/Northshore Food-bank is located at 11011 120th Ave. NE.

To learn more about Hopelink’s programs, visit www.hope-link.org or call (425) 889-7880.

Attain HousingAttain Housing’s vision is to assist

individuals and families on the East-side who are facing a homelessness crisis by providing housing and ser-vices to help families become stable and self-sufficient.

Attain provides housing and ser-vices for homeless and at-risk fami-lies in East [ more SOCIAL page 22 ]

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Support for youth and families in Kirkland and across the Eastside

It’s always been hard to be a kid. Between trying to � t in, do well in school or sports, and meet family expectations, kids and teens have a lot on their minds. Sometimes, the challenges of growing up are interrupted by even bigger issues: depression, anxiety, trauma or grief, dating violence, bullying, drug or alcohol use, peer and family relationship issues, and more.

It’s easy to think that it can’t happen to your family, but the unfortunate truth is that it can happen to anyone. In fact, mental health issues a� ect one in every � ve young people at any given time. Sadly, an estimated two-thirds of all young people nationwide don’t receive the help they need.

� at’s where Youth Eastside Services (YES) comes in. Since 1968, YES has been a lifeline for youth and families strug-gling with issues beyond their control that impact their well-being. YES helps kids, teens and their families get back on the path to wellness through its mental health counseling and substance abuse treatment services. And we work actively with par-ents to support them and help resolve the issues for good. YES also o� ers programs that help prevent issues before they start, like our PEACE anti-bullying and Success

Mentoring programs.We provide services in Kirkland at our

o� ce located next to Juanita Beach Park, and we also have on-site sta� at Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB) plus several Kirkland-area schools. We have two ad-ditional o� ces in Bellevue and Redmond and more than 70 partner sites across the

Eastside, so support is never far away.

YES is one of the largest provid-ers of behavioral health services for youth and families in the Puget Sound region. Our sta� members are trained and experienced in family issues, and our services and programs are based on research and best practices. And our sole focus is helping young people

become healthy, con� dent and self-reliant, and helping families become strong, sup-portive and loving.

As a nonpro� t organization, YES ac-cepts insurance and Medicaid, and o� ers a sliding-fee scale based on income. � anks to generous donors, no family is turned away due to inability to pay.

Every family I know has experienced di� culties from time to time. You don’t have to navigate issues on your own: We’re here to help. If you or a family you know needs support, please call YES at (425) 747-4937 or visit YouthEastsideServices.org to learn more.

Patti Skelton-McGougan is executive director of Youth Eastside Services.

Patty Skelton-McGougan

Kirkland Teen Union Building

� rough the Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB), the YMCA strives to meet and exceed the social and cultural needs of young people, while o� ering re-sources to help them to become active, car-

ing and responsible community members.KTUB o� ers classes for youth, as well

as programs, including an art studio, voy-ager recording studio, computer lab, cafe, lounge, games, stage and showroom.

KTUB is located at 348 North Kirkland Ave., Kirkland. For information, visit www.ktub.org or call (425) 822-3088.


King County. Attain has 32 units of housing in Kirkland and Bellevue, and provides case management and program support for its client resi-dents, and for program participants living in housing owned by oth-ers. Attain also offers assistance to families through a weekly community supper program, holiday programs, and referrals to resources.

Attain Housing is located at 125 State St. in Kirkland. For more infor-mation, visit www.attainhousing.org or call (425) 576-9531.

Friends of YouthSince 1951, Friends of Youth has

been helping young people in chal-lenging circumstances get their lives back on track.

Today, Friends of Youth positively impacts over 5,500 youth and young adults ages 6-24 and their families each year, operating facilities and programs at 20 sites in seventeen cit-ies across the Puget Sound region.

In addition to operating the only overnight youth shelters on the East-side, the organization offers youth development initiatives, in-home family support for young parents of newborns, parent education, youth and family counseling, substance abuse counseling, therapeutic foster care, residential treatment and tran-sitional housing for homeless young people and teen mothers.

Friends of Youth is located at 13116 NE 132nd St. in Kirkland. For infor-mation, visit www.friendsofyouth.org or call (425) 869-6490.

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Our podiatrists provides state-of-the-art pediatric care. We can e� ectively diagnose and treat your needs whether it is ankle and joint pain, plantar fasciitis, heel pain, toenail fungus or foot and ankle ailments.We utilize the latest technological advances and combines them with safe alternative medicine to reach optimum results.• State-of-the-art laser equipment utilized for treatment of variety of skin anomalies in lower extremities• Radial Pulse � erapy (Shock Wave � erapy) in Kirkland o� ce• Class 4 therapeutic laser treatment for acute and chronic pain, in Everett o� ce.At Integrative Foot and Ankle Centers of Washington, it is our priority to deliver quality podiatry care.


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Kirkland arts Kirkland Performance Center

The Kirkland Performance Center en-riches, educates and entertains through performances that ignite the imagina-tion and connect audiences and artists.

The KPC recently underwent a renovation thanks to a grant from the city of Kirkland, updating its facade and portions of the interior.

The KPC is located at 350 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland. For more information about upcoming performances, visit www.kpcenter.org or call (425) 893-9900.

Kirkland Arts Center620 Market St., Kirklandwww.kirklandartscenter.org (425) 822-7161

Studio EastStudio East creates opportunities for

young people to discover and explore the performing arts.

Studio East is located at 11730 118th Ave. NE, Suite 100 in Kirkland. For information, visit www.studio-east.org or call (425) 820-1800.

Community centersPeter Kirk Community Center

352 Kirkland Ave., Kirkland(425) 587-33608 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday-Friday

North Kirkland Community Center 12421 103rd Ave. NE, Kirkland (425) 587-33508 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday-Friday


ProOrtho is a leader in the research and development of improved orthopedic techniques and is dedicated to providing the highest quality orthopedic care. ProOrtho’s goal is to deliver the best outcomes for our patients, so they may quickly return to active and healthy lifestyles.

• Minimally invasive surgical techniques• Outpatient joint replacement surgery• Full spectrum of orthopedic care • Timely and cost-effective treatments • Leaders in advanced technologies

ADVANCES in Orthopedic Care

KirKland 12911 120th Ave NE, Suite H210Kirkland, WA 98034 Seattle901 Boren Ave, Suite 900Seattle, WA 98104 redmOnd18100 NE Union Hill RdRedmond, WA 98052

iSSaquah751 NE Blakely Dr, Suite 4020Issaquah, WA 98029 mOnrOe14841 179th Ave SE, Suite 330Monroe, WA 98272

425.823.4000www.ProOrtho.com

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