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Tacoma: McKinley Spring Work Party Celebration Happening June 10
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~ The City of Tacoma Neighborhood Planning Program, Dometop Neighbors and the McKinley Hill neighborhood are inviting the community to join them for a Spring Work Party and Celebration on Saturday, June 10. The event will take place at Parable Tacoma (3502 McKinley Ave.) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with lunch provided.

The celebration will include a "first fill" celebration of the new water fountain at E Wright Ave and McKinley Ave, red curb repainting, stenciling around storm drains, tree planting signup, information about upcoming streetscape improvements, and more. This event is part of the implementation of the "quick wins" identified in the McKinley Hill Neighborhood Plan which was adopted by Council in March.

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The Neighborhood Planning Program supports implementation of the City's larger planning initiatives and goals with an aim to provide equitable planning and development services at a grassroots level to help communities create strong, vibrant, and diverse neighborhoods. The program currently includes the McKinley and Proctor neighborhoods with more to be announced later in 2023.

Those interested in getting involved can keep track of progress or contact neighborhoodplanning@cityotacoma.org or dometopneighbors@gmail.com for more information about their local community council. For more information about the City's Long Range Planning Division or the Neighborhood Planning Program visit cityoftacoma.org/PDS

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