Take Action
Send a letter to Seattle City Council and Parks & Rec!
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You are appreciated no matter how much you do with us! The following actions are listed in order of smallest to largest commitments. All levels of engaging with us are welcome.
Send a letter to Seattle public officials! #
Ask for changes to Jackson Park to Seattle City Council, Parks and Rec, Department of Transportation, Office of Sustainability and Environment, and Office of Planning and Community Development.
Take a survey on your preferred park uses #
We will publish the aggregated results from this survey and use them to ask the city for the uses you all want!
Follow and share on social media #
Twitter:
@jp4all_org
Mastodon:
@jp4all@social.ridetrans.it
Join our mailing list #
Take part in our online discussions, meetings, and get reminders about our upcoming events.
Attend our events #
Upcoming events #
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1st Thursday of every month - Casual virtual meetings to learn, strategize, plan, show off work, and assign tasks.
Everyone is welcome. Come as often and stay as long as you’d like. Join our mailing list for the monthly Zoom invite!
Past events #
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October 5, 2023 - We’ll be hosting District 5 City Council candidates ChrisTiana Obeysumner and Cathy Moore at our next Zoom meeting on 10/5/23 from 8-9PM. We will get to hear their visions for “Jackson” Park and ask them questions.
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September 21, 2023 - We’ll be flyering at Lake City Farmers Market from approximately 4-6PM. Come say hi or join us in handing out flyers near the entrances!
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August 5, 2023 - Come hang out with us at our Lake City Summer Festival booth!
Everyone is welcome. Stay for as long as you like. We’ll be talking to community members, handing out flyers, and giving away prizes for learning about “Jackson” Park and land use/transportation issues in Seattle.
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July 8, 2023 - Come hang out with us at our Reforest “Jackson” Park banner party on John Lewis Memorial Bridge at Northgate Light Rail Station!
Everyone is welcome. We’ll be educating and handing out flyers to pedestrian/cyclist passersby and holding up our banner to show cars passing on I-5 North.