by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s Summer Community Quarterly Meeting on July 21, 2026 was held at West Hill Community Center and featured a wide array of speakers sharing updates, resources, opportunities, and ways to get involved.

The event also featured a selection of food from Skyway’s Beach Comber Bar & Grill, reports from local organizations and government agencies, and lots of great questions and answers.
Watch the full meeting here:
Here’s a summary of highlights from YouTube:
- Community Events: WHCA is hosting a voter assistance booth (0:01:52), Skyway Outdoor Cinema (0:02:12), and the Restore Skyway Park volunteer day (0:02:54).
- Community Center Updates: Representatives from King County Parks discussed the new Skyway Community Center project (0:06:52), including plans for building demolition in August.
- Participatory Budgeting: The Department of Local Services announced the return of the participatory budgeting process, with $1.65 million available for community projects (0:25:34).
- Safety & Support: The King County Sheriff’s Office (0:09:49) and Public Health Seattle-King County (0:43:41) shared resources regarding scam prevention, outreach, and local health programs.
- Library Programs: The Skyway Library highlighted ongoing educational support, including tutoring, tech help, and specialized programming (0:38:39).
- Feature Presentation: King County Fire District 20 Chief Eric Hicks discussed Proposition 1 for the upcoming November election, detailing the fire district’s capital needs, including facility and equipment upgrades (1:03:03).
- Additional Resources: The meeting concluded with information on home repair funds (1:29:41) and community support networks.
Thank you to all of our speakers and guests, and to King County Parks Teen Program for hosting us at the West Hill Community Center (next to Dimmitt Middle School).
We’re looking forward to seeing you at our summer quarterly meeting in October 2026! Be sure to follow us for updates.






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