Sat, May 9 @ 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
At these community repair events, skilled volunteer “fixers” try to repair and mend small household and personal items. For more info, visit www.kingcounty.gov/repair-events or contact event coordinator Tom at [email protected] or call 206-477-4481.
by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association teamed up with our friends at South Seattle Emerald to host Skyway’s first-ever debate for King County Executive on October 4, 2025. Not only did it give voters a chance to hear from both candidates (on topics ranging from safer streets, ICE, and homelessness to environmental justice and annexation), it sent an undeniable message that Skyway-West Hill neighborhoods are worth paying attention to, and can’t be ignored.
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Thu, June 26, 2025 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
From King County: You are invited to attend a community engagement event at Bryn Mawr Elementary School on Thursday, June 26, 2025, 5:30 to 7 p.m. to share your priorities, to learn about a variety of services provided by King County and to engage with community with food, and fun games.
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Thu, December 12, 2024 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
On January 1, 2025, the minimum hourly wage in unincorporated King County is increasing, with some exceptions. To find out how this will impact local employees and employers, join West Hill Community Association for an online presentation by King County Local Services and make sure your questions are answered.
Streaming on Zoom and Facebook Live (add questions in the chat or comments section).
Wed, April 17, 2024 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Your neighbors gave us 150 ideas to improve Skyway/West Hill.
Join us to meet your local Proposal Advocates, see your idea list, and tell us what you think about it!
Join the meeting at the Skyway Library or via Zoom (Passcode: Skyway)
by Devin Chicras
Here’s an ICYMI (“in case you missed it”) roundup of news from and impacting Skyway-West Hill in 2022!
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by Devin Chicras
West Hill Community Association’s 2021 Spring Quarterly Community Meeting once again packed tons of hyperlocal information into 90-minutes – but since you don’t have that much time, let us give you the recap of what you need to know so you can go about your day!
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by WHCA Communications Committee
Help Create Recommendations for Preventing Displacement and increasing affordable housing in Skyway-West Hill and North Highline!
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by Devin Chicras
On Thursday, December 10, West Hill Community Association (WHCA) held its Fall Community Quarterly Meeting (rescheduled from October) via Zoom and Facebook Live. We heard about some big projects in the works, from a new tiny home village and community message boards to planning for recreational and multiservice community centers.
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by Devin Chicras
How is King County working to improve services for unincorporated area residents, and what does Skyway’s new health clinic have to offer? About forty
by Devin Chicras
Originally adopted in 1993 and incorporated into King County’s Comprehensive Plan a year later, the West Hill Community Plan has yet to be updated. But that all might change in June 28, 2019, when a new proposed plan is set to appear before the King County Council.
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by Devin Chicras
Our first year in King County Elections’ and Seattle Foundation’s Voter Education Fund cohort was full of memorable moments – from being blown away by the creativity and brilliance of our High School Voter Advocate partners at Renton High School and Talley High School to stopping traffic on election day with our T-Rex in front of Skyway Library.
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by Devin Chicras
We live streamed King County Community Service Area’s (CSA) Town Hall Meeting from Talley High School on May 30th, 2018. Continue Reading
by Devin Chicras
From taking on mountains and tackling wetlands restoration to the crazy costumes at Skyway Outdoor Cinema, 2015 was packed with unforgettable moments in West Hill. We look back on a few of our favorites in this round-up:
by Devin Chicras
This abandoned, burnt out, graffiti-ridden eyesore in West Hill’s Skyway neighborhood is more than a nuisance – it’s an issue of public safety & equity.
