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About North Highline Unincorporated Area Council

Unincorporated Area Councils provide the County with community input on behalf of citizens living within the geographic boundary of the UAC, including but not limited to the following issues, programs and policies: More...

North Highline Graffiti Management Program

Graffiti is a crime. It is costly and destructive and sends a message that the community is not concerned about the appearance of its neighborhoods. It generates neighborhood fear, causes instability, signals an increase in crime, lowers property values, hurts business revenue, it s economically detrimental to our community, and is a sign of urban decay.

By covering the graffiti as soon as possible, you rob the vandal of the effort and time it took to do the tag, and most likely they will move on to another location. You can prevent your property from becoming a "know tag site" by removing graffiti immediately.

The North Highline Unincorporated Area Council provides paint and paint supplies for free to residents and business owners. We can also paint out the graffiti on your property free as a community service. You must be the property owner or authorized to sign a release waiver.

If you have questions concerning NHUAC's Graffiti Management Program please contact us at graffiti@northhighlineuac.org or call 206 241-6400.

Fall Residential Recycling Event

King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks, Solid Waste Division is having the Fall Residential Recycling Event on September 11 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Evergreen High School, 830 SW 116th St.  For more information visit their website.

 

 


Sea Tac Noise Study Public Workshop

 June 9th Part 150 Noise Study Public Workshop at Cedarhurst Elementary in Burien

The second in a series of public workshops for Sea-Tac Airport’s Part 150 Noise Study is scheduled for June 9th at Cedarhurst Elementary (611 S. 132nd Street) in Burien. The Part 150 Study looks at ways to reduce aircraft noise impacts on communities. Throughout the study, the public is invited to participate in the solution and recommendation process through active engagement in a series of topical workshops.

The June 9th workshop will run from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. Facilitators will lead three group sessions at the workshop. Please visit the Part 150 Study website for more information about the workshop including the agenda for the June 9th meeting and a link where you can sign up to receive email updates of the study as it progresses.

Marco Milanese
Community Relations Manager
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport