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One of Mayor Greg Nickels' four goals for Seattle is to "Build Strong Families
and Healthy Communities."
NMF 20th Anniversary Click Here >>
The Department of Neighborhoods has a key and central role in carrying out this
goal by fulfilling its mission to build stronger communities in strong partnership
with Seattle residents.
Director's Letter on the 2009-2010 Proposed Budget
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2009-2010 Budget Department Presentation
Department of Neighborhoods
Presented by: Stella Chao, Department Director
and Hazel Bhang Barnett, Deputy Director
October 7, 2008
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Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee (NPAC)
The Department of Neighborhoods (DON) invites interested community members to submit
notice of their interest to serve on the Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee.
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Build Strong Families and Healthy Communities
- Neighborhood Service Centers: Thirteen centers link City government
to Seattle's neighborhoods. Some are payment sites for Seattle City Light, combined
utilities, parking tickets, pet licenses and passports.
- Mayor's Customer Service Bureau: Provides easy access and information
about Seattle City services. Seeks equity in service delivery by resolving complaints
and giving a voice to all individuals. Visit CSB.
- Neighborhood Matching Fund: Awards money to Seattle neighborhood
groups and organizations for a broad array of neighborhood-initiated improvement,
organizing or planning projects. Learn More.
- Office for Education: Helps all children and youth succeed in school,
helping them thrive academically and to graduate from high school. Our work includes
the Family and Education Levy, City/School Partnerships, and Community Partnerships.
Learn More.
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