More on Chamber Day; Meydenbauer Bay Park Grand Opening; Bel-Red Transformation

More on Chamber Day

Now more than ever, it is important for businesses of all sizes to have a voice in Olympia. On February 27^th, representatives of the East King County Chambers of Commerce Legislative Coalition descended on the state capitol for Chamber Day 2019. We shared our common legislative agenda with elected officials from up and down the I-405 corridor and around both ends of Lake Washington, including the following:

• 48^th District – Sen. Patty Kuderer, Rep. Vandana Slatter, Rep. Amy Walen
• 47^th District – Sen. Mona Das, Rep. Pat Sullivan, Rep. Debra Entenmann
• 46^th District – Rep. Dave Frockt, Rep. Gerry Pollet, Rep. Javier Valdez
• 45^th District – Sen. Manka Dhingra, Rep. Larry Springer
• 44^th District – Sen. Steve Hobbs
• 41^st District – Rep. Tana Senn, Rep. My-Linh Thai
• 11^th District – Sen. Bob Hasegawa, Rep. Steve Bergquist, Rep. Zack Hudgins
• 5^th District – Sen. Mark Mullet, Rep. Lisa Callan, Rep. Bill Ramos
• 1^st District – Sen. Guy Palumbo, Rep. Shelley Kloba, Rep. Derek Stanford

See photos from Chamber Day and review our legislative priorities at the Coalition website.

Meydenbauer Bay Park Grand Opening This Saturday

After years of preparation and anticipation, the newly expanded and enhanced Meydenbauer Beach Park will once again be open to the public. Don’t miss the community celebration and ribbon-cutting on Saturday, March 16, 11 AM – 2 PM.

BelRed Transformation

From Link Light Rail to multi-use development in the Spring District, change is coming fast to the Bel-Red corridor. Would like to know more?

Mark your calendar for “Bel-Red Transformation: Coffee and Conversation” on Tuesday, March 26, 7:30-9:30 at the Global Innovation Exchange (GIX) building, located at 12280 NE District Way.

Additional details are available at the City’s event page.