The Phinney Ridge Community Council (PRCC) is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization that tracks issues such as public safety, transportation, transit, land use, zoning, city budget priorities, capital improvements, parks, open space use and other civic issues.
The PRCC initiates communication with elected officials, city departments, other community councils and civic organizations to ensure our neighborhood shares in opportunities for public input and resources.
The PRCC is a resource for sharing ideas, concerns and for building coalitions.5
Currently we are meeting via ZOOM. Check Agenda or Announcements for ZOOM log in information for upcoming meetings.
Members of the PRCC Board of Directors must live, rent or own property or a business between Aurora Avenue & 8th Avenue N.W. and between N. 46th Street and N. 75th Street
Questions and information about the Phinney Ridge Community Council? Contact PRCC President:
Alice Poggi: Email
NEWS & Announcements
June 6th 7:00 pm - Topic is Micro-Community Policing Plans
Missed the June meeting?
You can check out the recording:
Passcode: R08.nH&w
Public safety plans for each community are drawn up each year based on dialogue hosted by Seattle University Crime and Justice Research Center with the Seattle Police Department. Our conversation with them will be valuable in customizing a safety and security plan for our neighborhood. Here is your chance to put your observations and thoughts into constructive action. Take the survey in advance of our meeting.
https://publicsafetysurvey.org/index.htm
Learn more about the Micro-Community Policing Plan (MCPP) Program
See previous plans, survey results and other community plans.
https://www.seattle.gov/police/information-and-data/data/mcpp-about
More information at links below:
Micro-Community Policing Plans Webpage
MCPP BTB Community-Police Dialogue Signup
2022 Seattle Public Safety Survey Results
Comments Due for Admin Design Review on 6109 Phinney Ave Project
SDCI will accept written comments to assist in the preparation of the early design guidance through June 14,
2023. You are invited to offer comments regarding important site planning and design issues you believe
should be addressed in the design of this project. Information at link below. (https://cosaccela.seattle.gov/portal/welcome.aspx) or Permits Search for project number 3040105-EG
This is a Homestead Land Trust project - a 5-story, 28-unit building with 2 live-work units and 9 parking spaces.
Zoo Events... go to the Woodland Park Zoo page on this website for list of upcoming events. ALSO See list of other events at the zoo that will affect local traffic and parking
Event Calendar - Woodland Park Zoo Seattle WA
ADR Report on 6555 Greenwood Apartment Building Project