• SPCC Board Meeting Zoom February 10

    All neighbors are encouraged to attend board meetings. Share your ideas, help plan for upcoming meetings and long term sustainability of Squire Park CC. Consider joining the board.  The agenda is coming.  Join via Zoom. Topic: Squire Park CCFebruary 10, 2026 Time: ​6:00 PM Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/99889741975?pwd=jvjelFrai11aNsL7G7Gxg8pvUeOwxo.1 Meeting ID: 998 8974 1975Passcode: SPCC

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  • Save the Dates for Community Arts, Organizing and Valentines.

    Notes from our last quarterly meeting are not quite ready. In the meantime, we are sharing information received at the meeting or from attendees. I. An Evening with Stephanie Johnson-Toliver is just around the corner. Join us to learn about historic African American sites in the Central District.Event details: An Evening with Stephanie Johnson-Toliver February 4, 2026,…

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  • Reminder, Meet City Council Member Dionne Foster and more Saturday, January 24.

    Byrd Barr Place, 10:00 AM to Noon 10:00 AM Refreshments are available with introductions of all attendees. 10:10 AM Get to Know Councilmember Dionne Foster and her Vision. 10:50 AM Casa Latina update 11:00 AM  Peoples Wall update 11:05 -11:45 AM  Meet City of Seattle Community Relations Manager Artie Nosrati and the role of community relations.…

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  • Save the Date; Meet your Neighbors, and see the January SPCC Newsletter

    Welcome New Leadership; Meet your neighbors. See SPCC Newsletter. SPCC Quarterly General Meeting Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026, 10:00 a.m. to Noon Byrd Barr Place             722 18th Ave  Agenda includes 1. Introductions, 2. New Leadership and Vision, 3. Community Updates, 4. New Board Member Ask SPCC is in conversation with the new mayor and council staff for conversations at the…

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  • Will the January Printed Newsletter be our Last?

    SPCC depends on donations to produce the newsletter and hold quarterly meetings. We print 3,400 newsletters quarterly, costing approximately $975.00 for just the printing. A printed newsletter has proven to be SPCC’s  most important communications tool; almost all new attendees and contacts report that receiving the printed newsletter provided the incentive to engage. Essentially, a sustainable…

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  • Tonight SPCC Board Meeting

    All neighbors are encouraged to attend board meetings. Share your ideas, help plan for upcoming meetings and long term sustainability of Squire Park CC. Consider joining the board. Join via Zoom. Topic: Squire Park CCTime: ​6:00 PM Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/99889741975?pwd=jvjelFrai11aNsL7G7Gxg8pvUeOwxo.1 Meeting ID: 998 8974 1975Passcode: SPCC

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  • Notes from the October 18 Community Meeting

    Generally, meeting notes are briefer; however, the conversation with CM Hollingsworth seemed worthy of more detail with reminders of what was discussed and how quickly time can pass when community members engage with their representatives. This is not intended as a transcript; it is just a summary. We thank Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth for the community conversation. Also…

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  • Special Meeting; What is Happening on the Swedish/Providence Cherry Hill Campus? What will Happen?

    Plan to attend Swedish Cherry Hill IAC meeting scheduled for Wednesday, October 22, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The meeting will be held in a hybrid format. In-person location**:  Swedish Medical Center Cherry Hill Campus, James Tower, Swedish Education Conference Center (SECC) Conference Room B, 500 17th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 Virtual Option:  Meeting…

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  • Updates on How to Donate to SPCC

    Donations to SPCC via Zelle is live! We recently set up the ability to receive donations to SPCC via Zelle. It’s super easy! If your bank offers Zelle, all you need to do is go to your account, find “Send money with Zelle,” (or other verbiage per your bank) and follow the steps. This process…

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  • STATEMENT OF THE CENTRAL AREA LAND USE REVIEW COMMITTEE (LURC)

    We appreciate that our city has a severe need for more new housing, and in particular, housing that is more affordable.  We also think that the time that it takes for the various City departments to review and approve permits for development is too long.  However, the Design Review process:  (1) Is not a major…

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