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Sout Park Action Agenda

 

Imagine Your Park!
Help design the park at
12th Avenue South
and South Trenton Street.
¡Imagínese su parque!
Ayude a diseñar el parque en 12th Avenue South y South Trenton Street.
Hãy Tưởng Tượng Công
Viên Của Quý Vị!

Hãy giúp thiết kế công viên tại 12th Avenue South và South Trenton Street.

In the summer of 2005, Mayor Greg Nickels expanded the City of Seattle's efforts to create trust and partnership with the South Park community. Successes from those efforts, especially the funding of gang prevention and intervention services, the Department of Social and Health Services' agreement to provide services to South Park residents from its White Center office instead of southeast Seattle, as well as the opening of the South Park Library on Cloverdale Street, laid the groundwork for another phase of work in this community: The South Park Action Agenda.

Beginning in April 2006, a group of community and business leaders, community- based organizations, residents and youth worked with city staff to develop the South Park Action Agenda (SPAA). The South Park community agreed to break into five committees to develop specific strategies and recommendations in these areas:

  • Youth Development
  • Environment and Physical Improvements
  • Community Engagement
  • Business and Transportation
  • Public Safety

For more information about the South Park Action Agenda, please contact Claudia Arana:

Claudia Arana
Community Development Policy Analyst
ph: 206-615-0958
fax: 206-684-5360
cell: 206-423-4538
mailing address:
c/o Mayor Greg Nickels Office
PO Box 94749
Seattle, WA 98124-474

 

Learn more about the Action Agenda:

 

Read the South Park Action Agenda - Acrobat PDF 1 MB

You can find copies of the South Park Action Agenda at the South Park Library, the South Park Community Center, the ECOSS Information Center/ Centro de Informacion Hispano, and the SPARC building (8201 10th Avenue South)

Action Agenda Committee Summary

 

South Park Action Agenda Updates - July/August 2007

Print each two page document double-sided to create a tri-fold brochure


Spanish / Español


Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt

 

South Park Action Agenda Updates

 

In response to the South Park Action Agenda, Mayor Nickels allocated $1.75 million for a variety of South Park services that were defined by the community in the South Park Action Agenda. Read the press release to know more about the services:

In addition, the City of Seattle developed responses to all 130 recommendations in the South Park Action Agenda. The responses were announced during a large community Town Hall held on March 8, 2007. The detailed responses will be available online soon. In the interim, summary responses are available in English, Spanish and Vietnamese:

During the Town Hall, several community members the City to prepare a summary report of how city funding for youth development and gang prevention, intervention, and recovery services in South Park was being used. The summary report was completed and circulated to the community in May 2007. It is available here in English and Spanish:

Finally, in early 2007 the City of Seattle and several community members worked together to discuss challenges and strategize solutions to effectively build community engagement during implementation of the South Park Action Agenda. The ideas and strategies that came out of that process were collected and developed into a community guide by a consultant to the City. The "South Park Action Agenda Implementation Guide" is available here in English; summary versions in both Spanish and Vietnamese are coming soon.

South Park Implementation Guide

 

In the News

 

Nickels Announces Funding for South Park - KUOW 9/14/2006 

Press Release Mayor announces plans to increase city investment in South Park neighborhood. 9/13/2006

Neighborhood welcomes opening of its own library - Seattle Times 9/10/2006

South Park: A bilingual library to call their own - Seattle P.I. 9/9/2006

 

 


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