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Neighborhood Associations

Kirkland Neighborhood Associations are your connection to sustaining and improving the sense of community that Kirklanders enjoy.

Communication and advocacy: Your association represents the neighborhood in communication with the City Council and staff.

Study and planning: Your association can offer valuable input to the City on neighborhood planning in areas like future and existing park improvements, land use, traffic, and sidewalk and roadway improvement projects.

Public safety: Your association can function in a true partnership with the Police and Fire Departments in addressing local enforcement issues and emergency preparedness.

Neighborhood Enhancement Funding: Your association receives funding from the City to help enhance the quality of life in your neighborhood.

Not sure what neighborhood you belong to? Search our map(PDF, 2MB).

Neighborhood Matching Grant: The Neighborhood Matching Grant Program provides Kirkland neighborhoods the opportunity to apply for City funds to improve the quality of life in neighborhoods. Neighborhood matching grant funds have resulted in many physical improvements in the neighborhoods as well as community building activities.

Kirkland Neighborhood Associations:

Central Houghton

Neighborhood Association Information

Meeting Schedule
Second Tuesday odd months, 7 p.m.
(No summer or December meetings)
Houghton Fire Station
6602 108th Ave

Contact:

Chair
Larry Toedtli

Email
centralhoughton@gmail.com

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 528KB)

Central Houghton Neighborhood Website

Comprehensive Plan
Central Houghton Neighborhood Plan(PDF, 10MB)

Currently Kirkland Spotlights:
Central Houghton Neighborhood

Everest

Neighborhood Association Information

Meeting Schedule
Fourth Tuesday odd months, 7 p.m.
(No summer meetings)
Houghton Fire Station
6602 108th Ave

Contact:

Chair
David Aubry

Vice Chair
Owen Paulus

Important Information:
Everest Neighborhood Plan

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 439KB)

Everest Neighborhood Website

Evergreen Hill (representing the greater Kingsgate and northeast area)

Neighborhood Association Information

Meeting Schedule:
Third Wednesday of every month, 7 p.m.
(No meetings in November, December, July, and August)
Friends of Youth
13116 NE 132nd Street

Contact:

Chair
Johanna Palmer

Important Information:

Evergreen Hill Meetup Website

Evergreen Hill Neighborhood Association Facebook Page

Finn Hill

Meeting Schedule
Meets as needed.
Finn Hill Middle School
8040 NE 132nd Street

Chair
Scott Morris
(206) 972-9493

Co-Chair
Bill Blanchard
(425) 652-5225

Important Information:

McDonald-Denny Park Slide: Neighborhood Update(PDF, 17KB)

Finn Hill Neighborhood Plan

Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance Website

Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance Facebook Page

Currently Kirkland Spotlights:

Finn Hill Fire Station Siting Workshop

Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance

Finn Hill Neighborhood

Highlands

Neighborhood Plan Update
The Highlands, Norkirk, and Market neighborhood plans are in the process of being updated to set the vision and policies in the Kirkland Comprehensive Plan for the next 20 years. Now is the chance for residents in these neighborhoods to participate in the process. To find out more information and sign up to receive e-mails about upcoming events, go to the City’s project webpage or contact Janice Coogan, City of Kirkland Planning and Building Department at 425-587-3257 or e-mail jcoogan@kirklandwa.gov.

Neighborhood Association Information

Meeting Schedule
Third Wednesday odd months, 7 p.m.
(November–May)
Maintenance Center
915 8th Street

Contact:

Chair
Karen Story
(425) 576-1269

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 468KB)

Highlands Neighborhood Website

Highlands Neighborhood Google Groups Website

Juanita

Meeting Schedule
Second Monday of odd months at 7 p.m.
(No summer meetings)
Kirkland Justice Center, Totem Lake Room
11750 NE 118th Street

Contact:

Chair
Doug Rough

Co-Chair
Leo Gilbert

Important Information:

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 653KB)

Juanita Neighborhood Website

Juanita Neighborhood Plan(PDF, 14MB)

Currently Kirkland Spotlights:

Earth Day restoration event at Juanita Bay Park

Juanita Neighborhood Association spearheads sign project at Juanita Beach Park

Explore Juanita Bay Park

Lakeview

The Lakeview Neighborhood Association has been inactive for a couple years, but that’s changing. The Lakeview Neighborhood Association Organizing Group is inviting you to get involved in your community.

Sign up for the Lakeview Neighborhood email list.

This email list is maintained by the Lakeview Neighborhood Association and not the City of Kirkland. The Lakeview Neighborhood Association will communicate with you on important city and neighborhood information. Your email address will only be used for this purpose and won’t be shared with the City or other groups.

Meeting Schedule
Meets as needed:
Lakeview of Kirkland, 6505 Lakeview Ave NE, Kirkland

This is an independent and assisted living facility with ample parking. All are welcome: young and old, all religions and ethnicities, those who rent or own.

Contact:

Chair
Judy Beto

Important Information:

Lakeview Neighborhood Plan(PDF, 16MB)

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 443KB)

Market

Neighborhood Association Information

Meeting Schedule
Third Wednesday odd months, 7 p.m.
(No summer meetings)
Heritage Hall
203 Market Street

Contact:

Chair
Susan Dietz

Co-Chair
Jennifer Greenberg

Important Information:
Market Neighborhood Plan

Market Street Corridor(PDF, 2MB)

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 405KB)

Market Neighborhood Website

Currently Kirkland Spotlights:

Market Neighborhood

Moss Bay

Meeting Schedule
Second Monday odd months, 7 p.m.
(No summer meetings)
Heritage Hall
203 Market Street

Contact:

Chair

Brad Haverstein

Co-Chair
Uzma Butte

Important Information:
Moss Bay Neighborhood Plan(PDF, 4MB)

Neighborhood Map(PDF, 499KB)

Moss Bay Neighborhood Website

Norkirk

The Highlands, Norkirk, and Market neighborhood plans are in the process of being updated to set the vision and policies in the Kirkland Comprehensive Plan for the next 20 years. Now is the chance for residents in these neighborhoods to participate in the process. To find out more information and sign up to receive e-mails about upcoming events, go to the City’s project webpage or contact Janice Coogan, City of Kirkland Planning and Building Department at 425-587-3257 or e-mail jcoogan@kirklandwa.gov.